We booked & paid for a deluxe garden room with double bed via hotel.com several weeks in advance. When we arrived we were told that there were no garden rooms with double bed and that all garden rooms had twin beds. We were offered either 103 (garden room, no balcony, twin beds) or 305 (road facing, balcony, double bed). At... More

I stayed at this hotel for 10 nights. On arriving they asked mer for $40 per nioght. I got them down to $25 without breakfast or $30 with breakfast. I have noticed that they ask for more money with every new customer and then drop the price, which i think it pretty poor for such a popular nice hotel. The... More

We had two rooms at the Thien Thanh for three nights. The location was good because it is close enough to walk to the centre of town, but far enough away to have little traffic noise. We loved looking out over the farmland from the deck behind the hotel. We were offered an upgraded room (for more money), but it... More

The superior room has got a small room as mentioned, but there is no view, and no balcony as shown on booking.com and other sites. On arrivel, the first thing they asked was if we wanted un upgrade to a room with a view and offcourse we had to pay an extra 20 dollars per night.We preferred the room without... More

We just flew home from our trip to Vietnam.This time we stayed for an entire week-and had a difficult time leaving. A waterfall is in the middle of the hotel and trickles into a koi pond, and the deck is set with classic wicker furniture and white linens. The breakfast is fantastic, eggs cooked to order, banana pancakes to fresh... More

Nice small hotel with a nice view and well located but a little bit expensive for what it is. We had the suite and paid 70 $. the room was pretty small for a suite and we had to endure the noise of a pump whenever anybody (it means even your neighbour!) uses the water. We can expect for that... More

While not located in the heart of the city we chose this hotel based on Lonely Planet listing and Tripadvisor feedback. We are a family with 3 children so the swimming pool and the green outlook were drawcards. The hotel lived up to all expectations and the two days we were able to eat breakfast on the terrace were very... More

The Thien Thanh Hotel is just a few minutes walk from the the centre of old Hoi An. Located on a side street this small family run hotel offers clasic Vietnamese styling, a relaxing setting overlooking the water fields and comfortable guest rooms. The best rooms are at the back of the hotel overlooking the fields and provide a good... More

Fabulous little hotel - loved every minute of it. This hotel is in a quieter area about 8 minutes walk from the city centre. We had room 405 which was excellent as it faced away from the street overlooking the water spinach field below. I would ask for a room that faces this way (as opposed to facing the street)... More