Hong Cong HomeStay — Hotel in Hội An

The very first thing that I was surprised at was the attitude of the owner toward his guests. He's very friendly to welcome us to his homestay and treated us very kindly. He suggested us where to find reasonable-priced food stalls and showed us the ways to some places of interest even before we asked him. ||At first we booked a room for 4 people but then we wanted to let another friend stay with us. We're quite worried about the owner's permission but he agreed and we just had to pay another 50,000 VND per night, which was cheaper than the payment per guest before adding our last roommate. ||We stayed there for a week and asked the owner to have our dresses washed by him and we only needed to pay 200,000 VND (5 people). He even asked nothing about deposit and we just paid when we checked out. ||One interesting thing is that the owner invites his guests to have dinner with his family every Friday. You can enjoy local vegetarian food prepared by him and his wife.||We got nothing to complained about the quality of the room. It's very clean and cool (temperature). It's decorated with some pictures of Hoi An Ancient Town on the wall.||To sum up, I, and also my roommates, highly recommend this...

Me and my boyfriend stayed in the Hong cong homestay for one night in lack of other vacant accommodations that night. First of all : the room itself was clean but everything else wasn't worth the money. the smell in that room was unbearable : it was some kind of chemical smell in the bed sheets and the towels , as well as some kind of moth repellent trapped in that little room . ||We couldn't find any sleep that night because their neighbors or the family themselves had some sort of super load argument with physical fighting involved ( screaming, shouting, slamming...) . We had only window shutters and no actual Windows so we had no chance to lock it out ! Over all we slept very little and changed after that night to a much...

Déjà..., légèrement excentré de la vieille ville. Des hôtels au même prix avec une qualité supérieure jouissent d'un meilleur emplacement.|Les chambres sont corrects. Seulement le strict minimum et les draps sont tachés.|La nuit est extrêmement bruyante.|Cependant, tout ceci ne m'aurait pas dérangé, si je ne devais pas prendre en compte le côté "arrangeant" des propriétaires.|En effet, la veille au soir, je signale au réceptionniste que je dois récupérer mon passeport (qu'on a oublié dans l'hôtel précédent) et il me propose de m'emmener en scooter à 11h afin qu'on fasse le check out à l'issu.|11h, jattends dans le hall.|Personne à l'horizon. La fille du réceptionniste l'appelle et ce dernier nous dit qu'il arrive entre 13h et 14h.|On attend toujours. Dans le couloir cette fois-ci, avec à nos pieds, nos sacs à dos et les clés de la chambre posées sur la table.|14h, personne.|Je perds patience et retourne voir la fille. Cette dernière me dit finalement 18h.|Excédée, je leur rends les clefs car j'ai perdu une journée à Hôi An à attendre dans un hall d'hôtel.|Et là, comble de l'ironie, elle me demande de payer 2 nuits, car je rends les clefs après 12h.|Alors que j'ai attendu dans le hall toute la matinée car son père m'avait dit 11h.|Voilà. En résumé, ils ne sont absolument pas commercial, arrangeant et compréhensif. Au lieu de me prévenir en me voyant attendre, ils ne voyaient que l'argent.|Je...