Top Hotels in Bac Ninh with Spas

Very nice hotel.They gave me big room very comfortable and location very nice and easy shopping.Their breakfast was very good. I will go again

Very satisfied with the room, but there is a problem with Ctrip. Booked through Ctrip APP, there are only twin rooms. However, there are several large bed rooms in the hotel directly at the front desk, which makes the guests very uncomfortable. First time encountering such a situation

My family stayed for 2 nights here. Although it is a 5-star hotel, according to what I experienced here, it is not up to that standard. Our room is quite big with 2 single beds. The floor is quite old and dirty carpet. There are still traces of coffee or food that are not cleaned. The shower in the bathroom is old rusty. The worst is the water system. When taking a bath, it is too cold, sometimes it turns to be too hot. The hotel needs improvement. The plus point is that the staff is quite pleasant and enthusiastic.

This resort hotel is about 5-10 minutes drive from the center of Beining. It is convenient to get in and out by taxi. The hotel is located on a hill and can see the scenery of Beining, and the environment and privacy are high. The hotel is composed of several buildings with free electric car transfer. The rooms are also very new and tidy, and the TV has many different international channels, even connected to Netflix, YouTube and so on. The hotel also has many facilities: restaurants, gyms, saunas, swimming pools, tennis courts, high-ball courts, KTV. Breakfast is also very rich, with Western and Vietnamese food. It's perfect for vacations and business meetings.

This time my colleagues still booked this place for them when they went out. The front desk was still very enthusiastic as before. The hotel owner is Chinese, so many at the front desk can speak Chinese. It is necessary to book in advance. There are no rooms available for booking online on the same day.

The room size layout and facilities are basically the same as the domestic express hotel. Because there is KTV downstairs, it is very, very noisy at night. If you want to sleep quietly, it will not work.

The room is very big, but the quilt and pillows always have a smell. The bath is a big tub, which I don't like very much. Apart from being big, the rest of the tub is relatively simple, but the price is low. I particularly don't like their breakfast. The rice soup is served in a basin. The rice noodles in the morning have a strong smell and make my mouth mushy.

The room is tidy and clean, the hardware facilities are very good, the toilets are smart, the floor carpets are cleaned very clean, there is a restaurant in the lobby on the first floor, the breakfast is rich and varied, the service management is organized, thoughtful, meticulous and enthusiastic, the clothes are washed and sorted by the cleaning lady Clean, worthy of thumbs up and recommendation!

The cons are many: -We arrived at 10pm and were given rooms right away. Great! Once we settled in, the hotel called to let us know we would be charged 50% of the room rate for checking in early. Not great! Never seen a hotel to do that before. After I pointed out they never mentioned anything to me about this surcharge beforehand, they relented, but bad first impression nonetheless. -During one of the hottest days of the summer, the electricity went out 4-5 times, each time lasted from 15-20 minutes. One time was during a massage session. It was sweltering. - Crazy miscommunication issues with the staff. I had great expectations: we had a personal butler named Ms. Mai Luong, and Ms. Ngan Nguyen from the activity team reached out to curate an itinerary for us. I booked a spa session at 8am for my dad, and a bell therapy session at 8am for me and my mom. They even printed the itinerary out for me, there were messages and all. We rushed breakfast to get to our activities on time. The spa people then made my dad wait for 30 minutes because they said I booked the 8h30 session. (I had the message with Ms. Mai Luong that said otherwise.) The bell therapist said the class was at 7am and it was over. It was actually quite hilarious. Even the hotel people couldn't agree among themselves - Ms. Ngan Nguyen insisted there was another bell session at 8am for us, but the bell therapist said nope. -The fans in our room (303 and 304) did not work. Had to call the technicians to come fix them. Room 303's fan was finally fixed. Room 304's fan was still not working by the time we left. - For a hotel advertised as a retreat away from the crowds with a focus on peaceful environment, the hotel had a curious way of doing it. They held events for big groups at the main restaurant. Ok no problem. But what with the big stereo system that blasted their godawful karaoke singing? What about other guests that came for the peace and quiet? Some inconsiderate guests also made a lot of noises around the bell therapy area and the spa, disturbing people who desperately wanted to unwind. There should be better sound-proofing or some signage asking guests to lower their voices. - The swimming pool is advertised on the website as being ”year-round”, which means heated. Not only is it ice cold, the water is murky and dirty. We did not come back. The good things: -Good location on top of a hill that has great view of the city. Breezy and airy and calm (when there is no karaoke singing.) -Fresh flowers and fresh fruits in the rooms. -The staff was nice, despite the issues. They gave us some juices to make up for the bad experience but still I had to be honest with my review, so other guests could adjust their expectations.

The room is very good! Spacious and bright, the front desk staff will be simple Chinese, communication is barrier-free, the location is excellent, it is easy to find, clean and tidy, next time you come to Vietnam, you will choose