Hotels with WiFi in Hue

"The room was clean and hygienic, and offered great value for money. There were a lot of decorations, which made the room feel very cozy. I was surprised to find three windows, so the ventilation was excellent. The only downside was the lack of an elevator, which made carrying luggage a bit inconvenient."

"The value for money isn't great, and while breakfast was okay, the room's soundproofing was terrible. The two most annoying things were: 1. To visit the Imperial City, I had to check out early. I couldn't even get a 30-minute late checkout; the male front desk staff said I'd be charged a late fee if I checked out at 12:01, and his attitude was very poor. 2. There was a very friendly girl at the front desk who spoke Chinese, suggesting many Chinese tourists, but surprisingly, among all the national flags on the lobby's background wall, displayed like the UN, the Chinese flag was conspicuously missing. I wonder what grudge the hotel has against China; I don't believe it was an oversight. In any case, I will absolutely never stay at a hotel under this brand again. I've lived abroad for over a decade, and while I'm not overly sensitive politically, certain principles must be upheld."

"Since the hotel is newly opened, I wanted to leave a good review, but honestly, there are quite a few things that are good, and many that need improvement, especially considering the relatively high price point. **Pros:** Because it's new, the beds are clean, the room has everything essential, and plenty of power outlets. I liked having the sink outside the bathroom – it feels cleaner than inside. The staff were EXTREMELY friendly and always ready to help. There are free bicycles available for guests. The location's convenience depends on individual needs, but it's a bit far from the city center. Breakfast includes machine-brewed coffee, and the passion fruit juice was also good. **Cons:** Despite being new, some of the facilities already show signs of trouble: The bathroom door in my room couldn't be closed or locked. Perhaps because it was on the 5th floor, the water pressure was quite low. For the shower, I couldn't figure out how to operate it, as the entire shower head only had one rotatable knob, offering just two modes: regular stream and rain shower. The bathroom was quite small, even though the room itself felt spacious. The shampoo tray was mounted right where you stand to shower, so I kept bumping into it. The room had three mirrors, and from the bed, you could see directly into the bathroom. Since the bathroom door couldn't be locked, it would slide open on its own after a while... which would be very awkward if you weren't a couple. The light switches in the room were very disorganized. Out of four switches next to each other, the room lights were controlled by the two on the ends, and one of the two in the middle was for the bathroom, but I could never remember which one. I had to try all four every time, disturbing my partner – the technicians should really re-wire this. One power outlet by the bed on our side had no power. The wastebasket in the room had a lid that required you to touch it to open – I prefer a foot pedal. The air conditioning worked okay but didn't get very cold. I'm sensitive to cold, but I kept it at 22 degrees all night and didn't even need a blanket – for a new hotel, I think this is unacceptable. The Wi-Fi was VERY weak, and staff repeatedly told me to reconnect because each floor had its own mesh network, but everyone did this, and it didn't help. The problem was that the Wi-Fi signal only ever showed one bar, so how could it be strong? In the other room, my friend found footprints on top of the wardrobe (??). I tried to think it was just someone putting their feet up, but it was a bit creepy. The design of that other room seemed problematic too, as one friend accidentally kicked a table corner and bled. Even though the hotel was new when I visited, I have a feeling it will deteriorate quickly. When we arrived, everyone was excited to visit the pool, but we were disappointed and didn't even swim because it was too small, only suitable for children to play in. The pool also lacked an overflow filtration system, so cleanliness wasn't guaranteed. Furthermore, besides accommodation, the hotel didn't offer anything else for guests to use. There was no area to gather and chill – they should really develop the rooftop like some other hotels do."

"I stayed for 3 nights. The hotel was within walking distance of the Imperial City and the night market area, but it was so hot that I ended up using Grab for most of my transportation. The street in front of the hotel wasn't as lively as the backpacker district, but on weekends, it became a pedestrian-only street with lovely lights. Because of this, there was karaoke every night, which I could hear from my room. The hotel itself is a bit older, but it was very clean. The room and bed were spacious, making for a comfortable stay. The breakfast was excellent, with plenty of fruits and vegetables, making it very healthy. The mangoes, in particular, were delicious and gave a great taste of Vietnam. The live kitchen had an egg station and a noodle bar. There was also a good variety of breads, catering to different international tastes, which was a nice touch. The staff were all very kind, greeting me with a smiling 'Xin chào!' every time I passed them. Thanks to them, my impression of Hue was very positive."

"Quiet nice are, but still centrally located. The room feels new and fresh, and the balcony is lovely for sitting outside in the eveneings."

"The location is perfect—right by the Perfume River and within walking distance of major attractions. The room was spacious, clean, and offered a stunning city view. Staff were warm, professional, and always eager to help. The breakfast buffet had a wide variety of both local and international dishes. I especially enjoyed relaxing by the rooftop pool in the evening. The hotel blends modern comfort with touches of traditional Vietnamese elegance. I would definitely recommend the TTC Imperial Hotel for anyone visiting Hue. Great value and service!"

"The hotel room is very spacious and grand. The hotel is located in a desirable location. We found a small local noodle restaurant the food is excellent and price is very reasonable. The hotel is not far from Dong Ba market and there are plenty of fruit and veggies in the surrounding areas."

"The hotel is located a little out of the Hue city centre so you will need your own transport or pay for taxis. There are a few shops and restaurants nearby but the choice is limited. The room is enormous and very comfortable, even if some furniture is looking a bit tired. The pool is great for relaxing after a day's sightseeing but gets very busy with local children around 4pm. On 2 of the 3 nights I stayed, there were very noisy parties in the restaurant between 5 and 7pm with karaoke and kids being encouraged to have screaming competitions. It was at least quiet in the evening."

"I had a great time staying at this hotel. I am certainly not rich, but the staff here here made me feel welcomed, appreciated and important. Nothing was too difficult for the staff, they went above and beyond to help or to give advice, even booking daily travel and limo bus to my next destination. I've never had a door opened or my bags carried before, I felt important. Need laundry done, they took care of that also. Need money exchanged....they took care of that too. Everyone was so friendly and very professional. Restaurant manager, what a great young man. Bar manager another great young man A big shout out to reception and Miss Phuong and Miss Nam. Thankyou for your hospitality, the interesting conversations and your kind words to myself and my girlfriend for our future🙏 We will be back👌 🦘Mark and Thanh 🇻🇳"

"The hotel is in a fantastic location, right next to Truong Tien Bridge and the riverside, making it very convenient for getting around. The staff are incredibly friendly, welcoming, and enthusiastic. The hotel itself is beautiful and well-equipped with all the necessary amenities."