Nhà Nghỉ Vân Anh

Fine for a one-night stop.

I called ahead to ask about the room rate and was given one price. When I got there late at night, traveling alone, a woman quoted me a completely different amount. Terrible service!

I won’t return. The room quality matched the very cheap price, but there was no proper parking lot and the space inside the house was cramped. There was no service or room cleaning. I checked in at 1 p.m. and left at 6 p.m. the next day, yet was charged for two nights. The booking showed 120k a night, but when I arrived the owner said, “140k, I can stay.” I’d driven for nine hours and was exhausted, so I agreed and went to rest. The room was small, with a double bed, hot water, cable TV, a shower, two new toothbrushes, a used hairbrush, simple furniture, a table and two chairs, and a night light. The old fan was quite noisy. The motel also canceled my booking on booking without telling me.

I won’t come back or recommend it to friends. Doing business with that kind of market-like attitude was awful. The owner’s face was always grumpy and unwelcoming. When I asked about the amenities, especially the air conditioner that was listed in the booking but missing from the room, they basically said, “If you can’t stay, that’s up to you, cancel the booking and find somewhere else.” I was too tired to argue. Later, I asked to borrow a hair dryer and was told they didn’t have one, even though I heard their child say there was one. I’ve never seen a place without a hair dryer. They arbitrarily canceled the booking after I had paid in full through booking, which charged more than the motel’s actual price. A lie. The room was ordinary and a bit dark, on the ground floor, with a toothbrush, comb, and hot water machine. It was close to the center, which was about the one redeeming point.