Da Nang Hotels with Balcony

This is the best place to stay in Hoi An. Literally just few steps to Hoi An old town. Free bicycle to let you experience the town in local style. Start tour day with varieties of breakfast, and hotel side give us a free upgrade, this is truly heartwarming! The hotel itself is too pretty, clean and helpful staffs really add value to the hotel! Will definitely come back to The Signature Hoi An for the next time!

The room isn't huge, but it's comfortable, beautiful, and has a great vacation vibe. The bathtub in the bathroom is super deep! Anyone under 150cm should be careful not to drown. Taller people or those with larger builds will probably love it. It's great for soaking and the water pressure is excellent. Breakfast was delicious, but the best part was their coffee – it's out of this world! Even though it's prepared by the staff, I suspect they've won barista championships. Seriously, every latte came out perfectly adorned. The juices were also incredibly tasty and freshly squeezed. Aside from the blackout curtains in the room not being very effective, everything else was fine. Though the natural light was actually quite pleasant. There's a 24-hour convenience store about 100 meters from the hotel where you can buy various things. - A quick tip: paying directly at the hotel was cheaper than booking online. - The only downside is the lack of accessible pathways. So, be prepared to do some lifting. There are about four steps between the hotel and the road. - The entire hotel only has four floors of guest rooms, with just three rooms per floor. The top floor has a pool, which is great for photos and has some jets for massages, but it's not really for swimming – though it's fine for kids to splash around.

The proprietress was very enthusiastic and helped us book a car to the airport. The car drove very well and steadily, and it was cheaper than grab! Breakfast included, optional, the location is also good, quiet in the noisy, the room is clean and big. Our room has a small balcony, and it is very comfortable to sit on the balcony at night...I am generally satisfied.

Staff, food, and beach were all wonderful. There is a sea wall straight out from the beach, which during low tide means there are almost no waves. During high tide there are more gentle waves. At first we were a little disappointed in this as we love the sound of the waves, but when we visited a beach further down, there was no swimming allowed as the waves were too severe. So I am glad we could go swimming any time. The beach is white sand, no garbage, no seaweed, just nice clean sandy beach. The room was nice, but the AC blows right on your head, which my wife does not appreciate. However it was too hot to not have it on, so she spent night with a pillow over her head :) The only real negative is the location. I imagine this used to be a happening area; it is no longer. There is a small shop just in front of the hotel which also does laundry and mediocre massage, so that is convenient. But there is little else in the area. We ended up taking a Grab everywhere. That being said, it was very quiet and peaceful, so it depends on what you are interested in. If you want a place to just set up and stay, the food was good, the beach is great, the staff is wonderful, and the beach was very quiet. Oh, and the spa was fantastic although a little pricey as all hotel spas are.

I stayed for two nights, and both the room and bathroom were spacious and clean. There was a large 'bukbangjang' (built-in wardrobe, or perhaps a large wardrobe) with several hangers, so I could hang my clothes. The breakfast had a wide variety of options and tasted good. It was truly a pho restaurant! You could make your own Banh Mi, but I didn't care for it (the bread was dry and hard). It was nice to have a coffee machine, and while the menu changed daily, it was mostly similar. The pool wasn't as big as I expected, but it was clean and decent. The location is about a 5-minute taxi ride from Han Market, but there's nothing around the hotel, so the location is a bit of a downside. Overall, though, I was very satisfied with the hotel.

This hotel is relatively new, so the interior is modern. The staff are friendly and easy to communicate with. After checking out, I asked if I could store my luggage until 6 PM, and they happily accommodated my request. The location is excellent; you can walk to the beach. The room had a washing machine and even laundry detergent. There are also many restaurants nearby, which was very convenient. If I had to pick one minor issue, the air conditioner had a slight musty smell, but when I mentioned it, they said they would clean it that day, so I assume it's already resolved. I would definitely stay here again if I visit Da Nang in the future.

The hotel room is very noisy! The reason for this is the balcony sliding door design, which is the same in all the rooms in the hotel, so the problem is the design not the individual room. The sliding door cannot be closed tightly, and there is a gap which lets the noise come through. Because of the old-style door design, nothing can be done to close the gap. My room was facing the sea, and there is a road in front of the hotel, but the traffic noise was not the main concern. The local people arrange beach events near the hotel, with loud music blasting every evening, and it lasts until 23pm and weekends even later than that. The other matter is street vendors on motorcycles, having loudspeakers to promote the food they sell. The food vendors drove around slowly, and often stop right in front of the hotel, with loudspeakers blasting the food service advertising lines, repeating on and one. The noise is very sharp and loud, and it is very loud when in the room too. Basically, I could not sleep in the room until the nightly beach party was over, and food vendors went back home very late around or after midnight. I could not sleep even when using ear plugs.

The room was very nice for my family with four adults. The two-bedroom corner suite was very comfortable with a perfect view. The breakfast has a variety of food choices and was very fresh. The reception staff were very accommodating and helpful and could speak English which made it easier to communicate. Grab taxis were easily available from this location. One. area where there could be some improvement is in the restaurant during the buffet breakfast. It is understandable that staff need to clean up at the given time when the buffet ends. The restaurant does give a tolerance of about 30 minutes for guests to finish their breakfast, for food they have already taken before the closure time. However, staff can be more polite by not hovering near the guests putting pressure on them to eat quickly or pulling the plates before the guests have finished what's on their plates. To help restaurant staff as not coming across as a bit impolite and for guests to have a clear idea of the time they should vacate the restaurant, the hotel can put up a sign at the restaurant that states for example: ”Breakfast timing 7:00 - 10:00 am” ”All guests should vacate the restaurant by 10:15 am” Then at 10:15am staff can start cleaning the restaurant instead of pulling plates, sweeping and mopping when guests are still in the restaurant. OVERALL GREAT EXPERIENCE AT THIS HOTEL!

A peaceful and quiet place with a pleasant pool, 3km from the old town. The hosts are nice, but if you need anything... The breakfast (if you can even call it that?) was a disaster. You'll get 2 eggs and a piece of bread 😩. I had it for 2 days and then stopped. Pointless. I made my own coffee with the kettle and had some dry biscuits in my room, which was more substantial.

”I had three different rooms. The first two were okay, but the last one had no window covering in the bathroom, so if you shower at night, you have to be an exhibitionist. The usual stuff: I get stalked by *** people and punks. I told them many times that I am not interested in men, so they start to manipulate you through torture—not letting you sleep with honking noises, destroying your reputation, and making you unattractive to anyone. On top of that, you have teenagers running around in short shorts like bitches. If you look, your reputation as a struggling guy gets even more damaged. I thought I left this kind of ******** back in Europe, but it seems like it's just human nature to destroy people and then point fingers at them when they react badly. Also, people here don't know how to build properly—maybe just general stupidity, sorry—building hotels directly on the main street with this honking culture and then installing windows that are 0% soundproof. It's like they take tourists' money but don't give a damn about how they will sleep. We are not working, we come for holidays, so don't expect us to follow the usual daily routine! I would stay away from Da Nang if you are an older guy on a lower budget and struggling; they will just mock you to death here.” ”Ich hatte drei verschiedene Zimmer. Die ersten beiden waren in Ordnung, aber das letzte hatte keinen Sichtschutz im Badezimmer, sodass man, wenn man nachts duscht, ein Exhibitionist sein muss. Das Übliche: Ich werde von Schwulen und Punks gestalkt. Ich habe ihnen oft gesagt, dass ich kein Interesse an Männern habe, also fangen sie an, einen durch Folter zu manipulieren – sie lassen einen durch Hupgeräusche nicht schlafen, zerstören deinen Ruf und machen dich für jeden unattraktiv. Zudem laufen da Teenager in kurzen Hosen herum wie Schlampen. Wenn man hinschaut, wird der eigene Ruf als kämpfender Kerl noch mehr beschädigt. Ich dachte, ich hätte diese Art von Scheiße in Europa gelassen, aber es scheint einfach die menschliche Natur zu sein, Menschen zu zerstören und dann mit dem Finger auf sie zu zeigen, wenn sie schlecht darauf reagieren. Außerdem wissen die Leute hier nicht, wie man vernünftig baut – vielleicht einfach allgemeine Dummheit, tut mir leid –, Hotels direkt an der Hauptstraße mit dieser Hupkultur zu bauen und dann Fenster einzubauen, die zu 0 % schalldicht sind. Es ist, als ob sie das Geld der Touristen nehmen, sich aber einen Dreck darum scheren, wie diese schlafen. Wir arbeiten nicht, wir kommen für den Urlaub, also erwartet nicht von uns, dass wir den gewohnten Tagesablauf haben! Ich würde mich von Đà Nẵng fernhalten, wenn man ein älterer Mann mit kleinerem Budget ist und zu kämpfen hat; sie werden einen hier einfach zu Tode ärgern. ”Tôi đã ở ba phòng khác nhau. Hai phòng đầu tiên thì ổn, nhưng phòng cuối cùng không có rèm hay tấm che cửa sổ trong phòng tắm, nên nếu bạn tắm vào ban đêm, bạn phải là một kẻ thích khoe thân. Vẫn là những chuyện quen thuộc: tôi bị những người đồng tính và đám thanh niên ngổ ngáo theo dõi. Tôi đã nói với họ nhiều lần rằng tôi không có hứng thú với đàn ông, nên họ bắt đầu thao túng tôi bằng cách tra tấn—không cho tôi ngủ bằng tiếng còi xe, phá hoại uy tín của tôi và làm tôi trở nên mất thiện cảm trong mắt mọi người. Đã vậy, còn có mấy đứa tuổi teen chạy rông ngoài đường mặc quần đùi ngắn như mấy đứa lăng ngoàn. Nếu bạn nhìn, uy tín của bạn như một gã đang chật vật lại càng bị tổn hại hơn. Tôi tưởng mình đã để lại cái thứ nhảm nhí này ở Châu Âu rồi, nhưng có vẻ như bản chất con người là phá hoại người khác rồi lại chỉ trích khi họ phản ứng tiêu cực. Ngoài ra, người ở đây không biết cách xây dựng cho đàng hoàng—có lẽ chỉ là sự ngu ngốc chung thôi, xin lỗi nhé—xây khách sạn ngay trên trục đường chính với cái văn hóa bóp còi này rồi lại lắp những ô cửa sổ chẳng cách âm tẹo nào. Giống như kiểu họ lấy tiền của khách du lịch nhưng chẳng thèm quan tâm xem họ sẽ ngủ nghê ra sao. Chúng tôi không đi làm, chúng tôi đi nghỉ mát,