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What a great resort, one of the best in stayed in during my travels around SE Asia. Nearly brand spanking new and within walking distance to down town Hoi An. The staff were incredibly friendly and helpful and the large pool was a welcome respite after a sweaty day walking the streets. We were fortunate enough to be upgraded to an 'Emerald Suite' on arrival (we had originally booked a river view room. The suite was very large and had the most amazing view of both the swimming pool and river. It also had one of this pod type chairs on the balcony which was great for relaxing. The resort itself had a large, well appointed restaurant (although admittedly we only used it for breakfast - which were buffet and delicious), it also had a small gym (which was more of a 'gym-ette' with just a sprinkling of small weights and two treadmills) and a day spa. The hotel was kind enough to arrange a tour to My Son for us as well as return airport (Danang) transfers and I would definitely recommend booking your tours through the hotel. Pros of the resort: the room was very large (50 sqm) and very modern. The bathroom was absolutely HUGE !! with both a separate bathtub and a large, powerful shower. The staff were very friendly and helpful and the reception staff spoke fluent English. The resort boasted lovely sunset views over the river and was only a 5-10 minute walk away from the main town area of Hoi An (which is a very lovely town). We never felt unsafe walking back, even at night but a taxi probably wouldn't cost much. It was also very quiet. There was also the opportunity to hire bikes directly opposite the hotel for about $3 a day and we cycled out to the nearest beach at Cua Dia (about 7km away).

So, we ended up at Lantana (on the wise recommendation of a friend) the day before the Typhoon Damrey flooding hit. Saturday afternoon, we drove up to the front gate on the road next to the river in a taxi. By Sunday there was no road to be seen and by Monday, the water was in the Lobby. And you know what? We never even considered checking out and going somewhere else. The staff here is simply the best of the best. They made sure we were taken care of every step of the way. They took note of our names right away and referred to us by them every time. They remembered the drinks we ordered (and enjoyed immensely) at Happy Hour and even what kind of eggs we ordered for breakfast. Every single thing was done with a smile on their faces, even when the circumstances were out of their control and less than ideal. When the flooding reached the lobby, we arrived downstairs in the morning to find that the breakfast buffet had calmly and simply been moved to the hallway on higher ground. Coffee was still hot and even eggs were still on order direct from the kitchen! Many of the staff members stayed at the hotel overnight several nights in a row. Some to cover for staff who couldn't make it in, we imagine, and others because they couldn't make it out to their own flooded homes anyway. Not once did we see a hint of frustration or annoyance or even the exhaustion they must have all been feeling. They worked TIRELESSLY and earned our business over and over again in every interaction we had with every single staff member. Our room was cleaned every day, our laundry was even done in a couple of hours on the worst day of the flooding, and it was all done with a general smile. We were so touched by Brian and his staff, including Anna, Lisa, Jessica, Nancy and many others whose names we failed to make note of, we literally cried leaving for the airport. We will NEVER forget our trip, will never stay anywhere else in Hoi An and will recommend this wonderful place over and over and over

We were welcome by Lucy. She was very kind, thoughtful and smiling. She gave us a lot of tips for Hoi an(restaurants, clothes, activities...). She always had the smile when we see her. The all staff are amazing as well. The hotel is very well located next to the river and the old town. The breakfast is very good, the best I had in Vietnam in my trip. And everyday there are free transfer to the private beach. We enjoyed our stay. Thanks you again Lucy and your team. You were perfect. We loved to comeback someday. Laetitia & Phuc

Hotel was in a very nice setting along the side of the river hence the name but you never quite know what to expect. The staff were very friendly and helpful and when they saw i am pregnant at check in the moved our room as they thought it would be best? The room was very large with all the amenities you would expect from a 4 star hotel shampoo ect, minibar free bottled water, umberella very handy! It looked a little dated especially the bathroom due mostly to the dark wooden furniture which is just the Vietnamese style I think. It was a very good location only 5 min walk to old town and there was a free boat shuttle service. Free food tasting was good to find out what you like and dislike. Breakfast was the best in vietnam yet lots of choice western and Vietnamese and very nice. Overall excellent stay made nicer by all staff being so welcoming. There was always a good morning!

If you intend to stay in the heart of historic Hoi An, in a traditional Hoi An house, with all the amenities but with a definite local, vintage flavour, this is the right place for you! Vinh Hung 1 Hotel is a few steps from the Japanese Bridge and one of the spectacular assembly houses, on a paedestrian road (in Vietnam it means that motorcycles and bicycles do use it), one block from the riverside. In spite of what any fears you may have from the movement you see passing in front of the hotel during the day, all rooms are quiet and peaceful at night and in the morning. We stayed at one of the two suites on the facade, but there are four suites on the back. Rooms are very well decorated and the bathroom, with its wooden tub is antological. The lobby is really nice and attracts the attention of those passing by. As you visit other traditional houses in the old town, you realize how well preserved this wood building is! You may have a quit breakfast in the lobby but the group has a very nice restaurant two doors appart, just looking at the Cantonese Assembly House and the Japanese Bridge. The staff is amazing. They efficiently arranged for our trip to My Son in coordination with the bus to Hue.

This is quite a story: I booked a dormitory room at a hotel upon arrival in Hoi An. When I arrived the reception yesterday, I asked them what bed number am I assigned? And she said no you are the only one in the room but I said I took a shared room online. Then she insisted that I have like a standard room. So I thought I was moved to another room. Then had some biking around the city and decided to back in the hotel for breakfast. The staff approached me and said "I need to tell you about your booking" then I stopped her because I don't wanna be disturbed in my eating. I said can you let me finish first? I'll talk to you later after I'm done with my breakfast. After that I went to reception and said what was that again about my reservation? The lady said I was in the wrong room. At first, I knew that it was gonna be a dispute. Then I was thinking if I'm going to fire-up or taking it calm. Then, politely I explained everything what happened yesterday. I was so impressed with reception for admitting their fault. She said it was not my fault and whether I pay it or not it is okay. It is just happened that I have no extra budget left and later I'll be traveling down south to Da Lat and back to Saigon in few days. I highly recommend this Golden River Hotel to everyone. The staff were great and the room is complete and comfortable. Plus I admire the value for customer service. Sometimes life is like a mirror what you showed to others will reflect back to you, so keep calm and drink Viet coffee (with ice and milk please!) 😉 Highly recommended to everyone visiting Hoi An.❤️

i arrived at this hotel on monday 7th, amidst torrential rain. by nightfall the river had risen to thigh deep on the road outside. by morning the entire ground floor, lobby, pool and some of the first floor rooms at the back were under water. no way out except by boat. i had booked a week through agoda and was told no refund. almost everyone else evacuated. i went to town by boat but had to be back at 6pm they said. i returned to no power, no hot water and no food, nothing to do. the hotel does not have a generator. the next day i paid for a different hotel for 1 night. waters were receding. thursday i returned to find another guest leaving my room with my book in his hand. all my belongings were still in there. when i exploded over this the manageress tried to tell me they had a meeting in there that was all, when i clearly saw the guest with suitcase leaving, and all beds were used. she also lied about being able to give me a refund - that it was out of her hands as i booked through agoda. lucky i am a hotel manager and know this not to be true, which i informed her. i demanded two nights free as compensation, which i finally got. the poor staff had to work 3 days straight with 2 hours sleep and hardly any food provided. after moving guests and furniture upstairs all night, and dealing with evacuations all the next day, no sleep, they were made to clean by candlelight that night. so great hotel, but bad management.

I loved the Pho Hoi 1 hotel. For $15 I had a spacious sunny room with windows looking out over my balcony to a lovely old , quiet lane. The room was clean, spacious, simply furnished and comfortable. The staff were so kind and helpful. Each night they brought me a flask of hot water so that I could make tea [you need to request this though]. The hotel is in the perfect location, just steps from the ancient town. There's no breakfast at the hotel, but I went to the Hoi An Roastery Coffee House around the corner and down a bit, at 135 Tran Phu Street for perfect coffee and pastries in a very cool setting. The hotel is also very quiet at night, so there's no problem with sleeping. Ming and the rest of the staff booked my tours at very fair prices. I will absolutely stay here again - it's simple but a really nice base for exploring Hoi An ancient town and the tons of great cafes there, as well as the ancient temple complex of 'My Son', and it's only 10 minutes by motorbike taxi to the beach.

We stayed in a twin room on the second floor. It was incredibly spacious with a modern TV, mini fridge, desk and wardrobe. Aircon worked wonderfully and the beds and pillows were comfortable. Room is also cleaned daily with fresh towels. The true star of the hotel is the bathroom. Absolutely beautiful rainfall shower head and handheld option. The shower is enclosed and seperate from the toilet. The wifi is the fastest we've had in Asia. Location cannot be faulted, in walking distance to absolutely anything in the Hoi An centre. The free breakfast isn't that impressive. It's a 5 or so minute walk to Tanh Binh 3, where there is also a pool you can use. The younger male and female receptionists were wonderful and always willing to help. We are sad to not remember their names. She even organised our bus to Hue at a great price. She also booked us a great tour to the My Son temples with a scenic boat ride back to the city centre, we would definitely recommend this tour option. There was one receptionist who seemed to hassle us every time we walked in and out of the hotel attempting to sell us tours. He even tried to overcharge us for the our laundry. But once we clued on to his attitude we chose to wait until the friendlier staff were at reception until we asked any questions. I would absolutely stay here again and recommend it to anyone - it's cheaper than many of the hostels in the area!!!