Da Nang Hotel Guide - Tran Family Chapel hotels in Da Nang, Vietnam.

"Great hotel!"

"Nice staff, but tired hotel with old mattresses, mosquitoes, and a cloudy pool. "

"Beautiful hotel. Excellent staff. Grea location. Great pool."

"Perfect Location, walk to old town with many delicious eateries nearby. Lovely and helpful staff my usual stay yearly for the past 10 years, highly recommended."

"A lovely hotel and very helpful staff. On arrival, we were helpful advice and orientation info regarding Hoi An. Hotel was within walking distance to the main areas. Lovely breakfast and dinners. A special thank you to Min for her kindness and special attention."

"Nice stay for couple of days"

"Staff super friendly and tried their best. Location great with easy walk to old town and night market but that is where it stops. Property filthy, torn towels, holes in sheets, bathroom mouldy and dirty, can write your name in dust throughout the room, curtains old torn and stained, and net above bed dust filled. Photos on Expedia nothing like what you see on arrival. We don’t know who writes the customer reviews but the so many 10/10 reviews cannot be possibly written by guests or be true. We did not try the included breakfast as if the rooms are anything to go by we didn’t trust what may come from a kitchen area not visible to a guest. We are not generally fussy people and understand that the hotel is old, but there is old and clean and old and extremely dirty. This hotel needs a good clean from top to bottom. We love Vietnam but this hotel certainly left us nothing but super disappointed to the point we stayed one night and checked out before the end of our reservation. Do yourself a favour and avoid this one."

"The staff was awesome! "

"The hotel and room were very clean, and the staff were generally helpful. However, it seems that not all staff fully understand what “gluten-free” means. I became unwell after being told that the vegetarian quiche was gluten-free, only to later discover that it was not. There are limited gluten-free options available, mainly pho and some gluten-free cakes and bread. Additionally, there was little attention to the risk of cross-contamination, with gluten-free items placed alongside regular food and no separate tongs provided. I continued to feel unwell until I specifically requested that my bread be prepared and heated separately in the kitchen. While the hotel itself is well maintained, it felt overpriced for a five-star property, as there was nothing particularly special about the experience to justify the cost."