Muong Thanh Grand Da Nang Hotel

Nice hotel but obviously has passed it’s prime time. The experience started not well when I’ve booked family triple room but was given a deluxe twin, which trip.com has compensated me with the difference. Amenities are quite old but still functional. Location is good, short walk to the dragon bridge and the night market. Service was good, reception contacted me twice to make sure everything is ok. Breakfast is good with both western and local selections.

Good location and nearby the night market in walking distance. Staff are not that helpful when seeking help while it wasn’t busy. The toilet is dirty and room could be better cleaned. The power was cut off n back normal in seconds. The air wasn’t cold enough and was told as it started n waited for an hour n still not cold The breakfast is very good. Many election

It was a Saturday night. A school of Vietamese tourists were packed everywhere in the hotel. The grand piano in the lobby was a big toy for kids to practice. Among 6 elevators, three were not for guests rather than staffs or else. After fighting to take one finally, it's not the end. You have to be very patient inside of the elevator with a full of passengers, in my case, drunk old Korean men's madness of talking very loudly each other. Some even looked to try to find a Vietnamese woman for making a dirty joke, misunderstanding she supposed to be okay with his ugly, egnorant broken English. I said "Xin loi" to her. All seems not the fault of the hotel, but it's a fact that I cannot go to bed because of the hot air drafting around my room. I tried to lower down the temperature, but the air-conditioner was set not to controlled by the remote controller on purpose. At least, this hotel doesn't need to worry about late check out issue. First time in my life, I will not have the free breakfast buffet of the hotel tomorrow morning. I am sure it would be a big war of breakfast. I know VN people are not like Koreans and Chinese, but it surely wouldl be a massive clowdness.