Ha Trinh Hotel

Grab serves the area, which is handy, but the location isn't especially convenient or quiet. Highway horns can be heard at all hours. There are a few local eateries and a cafe down the side streets, plus a couple of tap hoa's, or local convenience stores. One thing to know: Google Maps may point you to the highway for the entrance, but it's actually down the side street off the main highway. Ha Trinh Hotel isn't pet friendly, but reception eventually let me stay with my dog after I promised she wouldn't sleep on the bed. The younger man who escorted me from the underground carpark rudely tried to turn us away, despite his superior having approved it. I ignored him and took the elevator to my room. Whenever I saw him afterward, he gave me filthy looks and acted unprofessionally. His mama needs to slap some manners into him! My room cost 450k including a basic Asian cuisine breakfast. It was spacious and passably clean, though a bit expensive. It had a private bathroom, air conditioning, and a queen bed with a medium-firm mattress. There was a flatscreen TV with basic channels and a somewhat hazy picture, an older refrigerator that worked okay, and basic wooden furniture: a desk and chair, bedside table, wardrobe with a safe inside, and a small table with a chair. The room opened onto a balcony, but it was open and shared with the adjacent rooms. The bathroom showed its age and had some quick repairs. Hot water was plentiful, but the shower was in the bathtub rather than separate. It was functional and adequate, nothing impressive. The hotel should do for a few nights if you just need somewhere to rest, and seems more suited to businessmen.