Hotels near Tàng Thư Lâu in Hue

The lovely owner Quy and his wife absolutely bent over backwards to look after me during my stay here. A few examples: I couldn’t find a DMZ tour that was running, so Quy organised a trip with a friend of his by private car for a very reasonable price. I bought a bus ticket to Hoi An and the bus company rang the hotel to cancel- by the time I found out about it, the owners had already been on the phone trying to find me an alternative. I could not have asked for a better experience, thank you so much Quy and your lovely family for making me so welcome. I should also say that the room was lovely and extremely clean, plus it was in a great location. I would recommend Canary Boutique to anyone but particularly solo travelers as the level of care I got here absolutely floored me. Would give them 11/10 if I could!

This hotel has been a life saver to us. It is the second time we stay there and we honestly enjoy going back. The best balance out there as regards price-amenities. Its location is great, not only is it in Hue which we use like a stop over place while travelling between Da Nang and other places in Vietnam, but it is also situated on the river bank. In the morning you can have your breakfast while watching the boats sail out from the banks of the river next to the hotel. Highly recommended. We will be going back.

Lovely hotel, great location for little street markets, the river and local restaurants. The staff here are outstandingly thoughtful and helpful, always welcoming and cheerful. My friend had a broken ankle and the staff were really kind. He was also able to borrow a hotel wheelchair which enabled him to get out and about much more than if he'd only been able to use his crutches.

The reception is very friendly and the location is great. The swimming pool is very pretty and the rooms are very clean. strongly I recommend it.

Spatel d’Annam Boutique Hotel What a lovely hotel for us to enjoy at the end of our trip to Vietnam. We selected this hotel for its reviews which were so positive as well as for its fantastic position, close to the Royal Imperial Palace. Our room had a mezzanine with the bed upstairs and the bathroom and sitting area downstairs. We have been so fortunate during our travels to meet the staff who make the accommodation so pleasurable. We had the most wonderful welcome from Tu Trinh on our arrival. She explained clearly all our options for our stay and provided a very helpful map to get to and from the night markets, some of the historic monuments and the city centre. Arriving on New Year’s Eve we shared a special set menu dinner. It was a very happy affair where we met other guests and had a chat with the manager of the hotel, Dang Nhan and Ms Ly who so kindly guided my wife through the options for a coeliac. We enjoyed our stay. They took care to provide gluten free options each morning at breakfast, and my wife enjoyed a relaxing massage at the spa. On our departure we were farewelled as life long friends. These wonderful people who took such beautiful care of us during our stay will stay in our memories for ever. We will certainly return to once again enjoy the hospitality and kindness of all at the Spatel d’Annam.

Amazing stay at Vinpearl Hue. The staff was amazing ( all the front desk employee , the concierge was really helpful since we wanted to have some info for the imperial city. Pool attendants both amazing and really attentionned to small details). Vinpearl was one of our highlights of our trip ! Room was really clean and the view was incredible . Nice sky bar. Truly a 5 stars hôtel with the small attentions they give you!

Great experience overall. The hotel is at a good location, right by Hương River. The entire staff is very friendly and helpful, from the front desk receptionists to the bellman, Mr. Loi. All of our requests and concerns were accommodated and addressed. The breakfast buffet offers various options. As vegetarians, we greatly appreciate the effort the staffs and chefs put in to accommodate us. We really enjoyed our stay.Highly recommended.

The room we booked has no windows, all the windows are a shape, the problem is not big at night, and it is not expected during the day. The bathroom is very large and the cloakroom is also included. There is a bathtub and a shower. The water is not very good. If the faucet is closed, the water in the shower will be smaller and the water temperature will become unstable. In addition, we rented the hotel's car to the Hue Mausoleum, the road is not very far, but it is super expensive, because it is the New Year's Day, the travel agency is on holiday, so we can only book this two people and one car. The driver's service attitude is not bad. On the way back, he has always hinted that the Vietnamese people have no money. Both hands are lifted and the steering wheel is not held. New Year, and then everyone said that the New Year's Day is the fate of each other, although the hotel has received a very expensive fare, we still gave the driver a 50,000 rupiah tip.

Nice part of town and close walking distance to many places such as walking street, vincom, river and much more. A bit of history if you look really close and experience something unique. Breakfast was ok and rooms are a bit dated but that's the charm of the hotel. Gym could be upgraded as only one treadmill that didn't work and one bike that wasn't plugged in. Universal exercise machine must have been as old as the hotel but all in all good value for money.

The location is more than 10 minutes walk from Hue Imperial City. The hotel facilities are average and the space is quite large. The biggest highlight of this hotel is breakfast. We went south from northern Vietnam all the way and lived in 8 hotels. Their breakfast was very good. It can be compared with the domestic quasi-five-star, it must be more than the domestic four-star. Some practical points: First, if you are in a hurry, do n’t stay in Hue, take a night shift from Hanoi, arrive in the morning, and walk around the imperial city for a long time (small scale, more damaged), take a car in the afternoon Go to Danang! 2. Remember not to ask the front desk to help you buy tickets for new coffee buses, train tickets, etc. Remember to remember! They are normally doubled as tips. Third, in Vietnam, you can bargain, how much you can cut, directly cut in half, I do not ask for a meter, ask how much money, and then bargain.