Opa Hotel — Hotel in Hue City

My favorite hotel in Hue. Will definitely come back here next time.

This is the first time i came to this hotel, but this one definitely feels like home to me. The hotel is relatively small in size, yet it is quite gorgeous and lovely. The hotel kind of stands out from all others in the city because of such professional and helpful staffs. They are quite attentive and pay much attention to details. The staffs always come up with helpful ideas and try their best to help you anytime you need. Eg: Giving directions around the city. Giving recommendations for restaurants, tourist areas, etc.

This hotel is located in the city center and looks to the perfume river. From the hotel, it is quite easy to access to the tourist area (the pedestrian area), where you can find a various options of bars, restaurants, shops, night clubs, etc. The hotel facilities are quite new and modern. The hotel space and rooms are quite airy and squeaky clean. It looks like the hotel has been newly built.

The price is quite reasonable to stay in such a nice hotel like this. I will definitely come back...

This is a lovely hotel. My room was spotless. The bed was comfy. The staff in this hotel are exceptionally friendly and helpful. I arrived by bicycle and, upon departure, the staff helped me load up and strap everything on. So kind and thoughtful. All done with good humour. It is a great location too. Go left out the hotel, across a narrow bridge onto an island that has one of the best, most authentic, unpretentious Vietnamese restaurants I have eaten in. Go right and there is a micro brewery making quality beers. So, friendliness,cleanliness,excellent location and a very decent price point for the room all added up to a...

Hab das Hotel deshalb ausgewählt weil es günstig und sehr nah an der Busstation war. Selbst nachts kam Lärm von der Straße rein und laute Musik von außen und von Gästen oder Angestellten, die zwischen 2 und 3 Uhr in der Lobby laut waren. Morgens ab 6:30 Uhr wird man von Musik aus der Lobby geweckt, falls man nicht eh schon wach ist. Das Bett war mir zu hart.

Das Hotel hat mich mal wieder darin bestätigt, lieber in homestays als in Hotels zu übernachten. Obwohl das Zimmer frei war, hätte ich es nur gegen Aufpreis vorzeitig beziehen dürfen. Beim Checkout wurde das Zimmer inspiziert, ob was fehlt/verbraucht wurde, bevor man gehen darf.

Im Zimmer gibt's extra Schalter für AC und warm Wasser, die man erst einlegen muss, damit es funktioniert. Musste bisschen suchen, da es nicht erklärt wird und nur auf vietnamesisch beschriftet ist.

Meine schlechteste Übernachtungserfahrung bisher in Vietnam.

Positiv: es gab zwei Flaschen Wasser, Tee/Kaffee und...