Little Anh House

It felt creepy and unsettling to stay here, and we couldn't relax. The biggest issue was feeling like someone watched us leave and came into our room while we were out. All the other inconveniences stopped mattering. Our time in Vietnam was ruined. Would you feel comfortable staying here? After we'd been out, we came back to find our laundry on the floor in the middle of the room and the towels changed. It was unsettling to realize someone had entered. We appreciated the fresh towels, but if they were going to provide hotel-style service, they should have cleaned properly and made the bed too. The lights and air conditioner had also been switched off. There was only one key card for the room and entrance. My husband had taken it when he went out, and I had left another card in the slot so I could stay in the room. That card had been removed, and everything had been turned off manually. Then someone suddenly tried to open the door. I rushed out and saw the man who had helped us check in hurrying down the stairs. When I asked what was happening, he just asked for payment for the laundry. If the door hadn't been locked, I don't want to imagine what could have happened. The next day, we went out for a short meal and came back to find the air conditioner off again. The laundry came back heavily wrinkled. It didn't smell of detergent, and I could still smell the ointment I'd used on it beforehand. I'm not sure it had been washed properly, maybe they used only a few drops of detergent.

I picked this place because its reviews looked real compared with the ones on Agoda itself, and it turned out to be a perfect stay. It was nice to finally have some space, and the owner was really sweet. No complaints.

We really enjoyed staying here and had a great time. No complaints at all, and we'd love to return.

There's no food or complimentary breakfast, but the central location is convenient enough to make a stay here worthwhile.