「I had a good stay at V Luna Hotel in Can Tho. The room was clean and everything was well maintained. The only downside is that the entire exterior wall is made of floor-to-ceiling glass, and the sun heats up the room extremely bad. Without the air conditioning running non-stop, the temperature becomes almost unbearable.
If you’re sensitive to heat, keep this in mind. Other than that, everything was fine.」
「Nice, clean modern room close to walking distance to the wharf. The air conditioner worked well and water pressure was good! Breakfast was abundant. I will stay here in the future if I were to return!」
Vị trí: n*** trung tâm, n*** chợ mua bán rất đông. Nhưng vì là chợ nên cấm ô tô 2 chiều xe vô ra không dc rất bất tiện.
Nếu đi cá nhân, gia đình thì có thoải mái đi lại do có thể đi đường cửa sau, nhưng nếu đoàn xe lớn thì khá bất cập.
Phòng ốc thì rông rãi thoải mái nhưng cũng đã ngã màu chắc do lâu chưa sơn lại.
Đồ ăn sáng cũng tương đối ổn, đa dạng.
Firstly, the good stuff. The bed was very comfortable and I'd like to take the pillows home. The people are very friendly and helpful. The location is good for the waterfront though I'm unsure how Trip.com measures distances to be honest. The bathroom is very nice but the shower is for short people.
Now the rest. The hotel is down a small lane and is poorly signposted.
This is not a hotel with a restaurant, it's a restaurant with five rooms upstairs two flights and through the mezzanine dining room. Not for tall people either. The room was tiny. There's no fridge, no kettle but there is a cup and saucer! The bathroom has a bath which I doubt anybody would use but I guess that's what boutique is about it. Don't know. I had issues with the internet. The staff gave me the password to three networks and seemed unsure which was in use. The first morning I tried leaving the premises at 8:30am to find the front gate locked and no one about. First time ever I've been locked in a hotel. Later that day the TV went mad and kept turning itself on while the internet kept cutting out. The second morning my Vietnamese neighbours began preparations to leave at 4am making all kinds of noise until they finally left at 6am. There is not much soundproofing between rooms or between rooms and the only corridor access.