"I love the view from the rooms at this hotel. I asked the motorbike taxi driver that I wanted to go to Tan Chau and see the Flame Tree, and he made sure to convey that to me. Thank you very much."

"It's a bit inconvenient because it's a little far from the city center and ride-hailing apps aren't available. However, Vinh at the front desk was very kind and helpful, which was a great help."

"In a town with limited options this turned out to be an excellent choice: Room: we opted for a Deluxe Room and it was very nice: spacious, clean, and brand spanking new. The bed was large and extremely comfortable. The shower was perfect, Wi-Fi worked well and there were sufficient electrical outlets. A mini fridge was an additional bonus, as were the wall to wall windows, which provided a nice breeze and a good view of the street below. Staff: friendly, cheerful and helpful. As an English speaker language was sometimes a barrier, but not an insurmountable one. Food: we had one breakfast here and it was, quite simply, terrible. Coffee was insipid and watery, with none of the bite of good café sua da. An otherwise respectable egg found its reputation tarnished by association with a sausage of disturbingly spongey texture. The best I can say is, in a land blessed with delectable fruit, it must have required considerable ingenuity to locate an apple and grapefruit so devoid of flavor. Don't let this dissuade you, though, as breakfast isn't included and good coffee and breakfast foods are easily available nearby. Location: perfect. Wherever you choose to stay, make sure it's near the waterfront park with its vibrant promenade and bustling street food scene. Overall, perhaps not a memorable stay but very good one, and truly outstanding value for the money."

"The room was clean and quiet, and the food was tasty with a wide variety of choices , thanks ."

"Little Saigon Hostel surprised me in many ways. Firstly, I came expecting a hostel, and found a hotel with various different rooms for sale, a restaurant, and some other facilities. The staff are friendly and some speak better English than others, but I think it depends on who’s around during your stay. They’re all very helpful and can arrange excursions, taxis, and outbound bus/boat services. The rooms, while outdated and soon due a refurb, are functional and clean enough. The shower worked great with hot water, and the air con was cold. Location is good enough but not central."

"This hotel is convenient if you're taking a boat to Cambodia, as the pier is a 2-minute walk away. The rooms are tiny and have a slight sewage smell due to the bathroom plumbing. It's perfectly fine for one night, and the hotel restaurant is delicious and very affordable."

"The front staff is friendly, and the room is decent. I wish I could have been a bit cheaper"

"Stayed at hung cuong hotel for 8 nights. My feedback during the stay as below. Positive feeedback: 1. Clean Room 2. All the facilities in the room well maintained 3. Beautiful Bathroom 4. Comfortable bed and pillow. 5. Bottle water provided daily Negative feedback: 1. Lots of Lizard's (inside and outside the room) 2. Bed comforters are too small for 2 person 3. Television channels are not clear. Bad pictures. 4. Staff at hotel doesn't speak english. Very hard to communicate. 5. Security and CCTV are not well observed. Had difficulty to sleep at night due to a stranger knocked the door 2AM at night two days in the row. Called reception and was told no one outside the door and no action was taken. Checked CCTV the day after and realize there was a drunk guy with bare foot standing outside the room knocking the door."

"Rat hae long"