Hotel Da Nang dengan Tempat Letak Kereta

I was sceptical when I saw the hotel nestled between the row of 3/4-star beach front hotels but I must say the reception service put my worry to rest. The facilities have likely been recently renovated and the linens clean and fresh! Even the toiletries provided were not awful, if U ran out of your own. The spa and massage were simply wonderful that my HB and I had massage three days in a row (best in individual room)! They also threw in one free noodle and daily high tea. I would highly recommend anyone who is budget conscious yet want to stay in “comfort”. The spread of the hotel breakfast was also wide and decent.

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My stay at this hotel was awesome, the staff was super friendly and helpful. The room was spotless and comfy for one person, but still big enough for a couple. I noticed two drain pipes in the bathroom, which made water splash out when I showered. But they thoughtfully put a mat down so I wouldn't slip. The amenities were all there and well-prepared. Overall, I was really happy with my stay, and I especially loved the huge and varied breakfast spread. The welcome drink was a bit bitter, but I think it was a herbal juice. The mini-bar was free for the first round, and you could order more for a fee. The coconut crackers were delicious! The hotel's location is fantastic, walking distance to some famous restaurants and cafes, and there's a really good Banh Mi shop right behind it.

I had a wonderful stay at Courtyard by Marriott Danang during my trip with my son. The hotel is brand new and exactly as shown in the photos — modern, beautiful, and very well maintained. The room was spotless, comfortable, and matched the pictures perfectly, which is always reassuring. One thoughtful feature we really appreciated was the filtered drinking water provided in the room. There was no need to buy bottled water throughout our stay, which was not only convenient but also an environmentally friendly touch — definitely a big plus point. The location is excellent, with plenty of lovely cafes and massage places nearby, and having a convenience store right beside the hotel made everything even more convenient. What truly made our stay memorable was the impeccable service. The hotel’s policy is to issue only one room key card, but when I explained that my son and I would be heading out separately at times, Jo at the front desk understood our situation and kindly arranged for a second card. That is genuine hospitality — putting guests’ needs first, beyond simply following policy. A big compliment to Jo for such thoughtful and human service. Breakfast was also excellent, with a wide variety of choices. Although it gets very busy during peak hours, Sumin stood out with a warm smile and attentiveness to guests despite the crowd. Her positive energy and dedication did not go unnoticed. A special compliment to Sumin as well. Overall, this was a fantastic stay, and I would definitely choose this hotel again on my next visit.

My impression of Risemount was that it felt fresh, modern, and youthful. However, my overall experience did not fully meet my expectations. I arrived at the hotel at 3:30 PM, but there was no greeting at the entrance. At that time, only one receptionist was assisting another guest. While I was carrying my child and two hand-carry suitcases to the counter, a female staff member from another desk kindly came over to help me with the check-in. After checking in, I was offered a glass of ginger tea with honey. At first, the flavor felt quite strong and slightly spicy, so I thought it might contain a bit of alcohol. After asking, I understood that it was ginger tea with honey, which was a thoughtful welcome drink. In the room, I noticed a strand of hair in the bathtub, and the showerhead in the standing shower was loose, causing water to splash outside. Together with the bathroom slippers, this made me feel a bit uncomfortable and less safe while using the bathroom. The soundproofing could also be improved, as I could still hear traffic noise and sounds from the neighboring room even with the windows and doors closed. During the night, I was disturbed by mosquitoes and couldn’t sleep well. At around 2 AM, my daughter, who was very tired after a long day at the beach, had an accident in bed. I tried to contact housekeeping and the reception for assistance, but unfortunately, I could not reach anyone at that time. This was quite inconvenient during our stay. In addition, although the breakfast offered a wide variety of dishes, I personally felt that the presentation and overall setup could be more refined to better match the hotel’s standard.

Arrival & First Impression (7/10): Mandila Beach Hotel’s understated facade belies its prime location along Da Nang’s bustling My Khe Beach. The lobby exudes a contemporary minimalism, with natural light streaming through floor-to-ceiling windows, casting soft shadows at midday. Acoustics are well-managed, ensuring hushed conversations despite the proximity to the entrance. A refreshing lemongrass spritz upon arrival was a thoughtful touch, though the welcome ritual lacked the personal flourish one might expect at this tier. Room / Suite Inspection (6.5/10): Initially assigned a room marred by an unpleasant bathroom odour, the staff promptly relocated me to a smaller, albeit odour-free, alternative due to full occupancy. While the room was impeccably clean, the compromise in size detracted from the overall experience. Natural light at golden hour was enchanting, highlighting the crisp, high-thread-count linens. The duvet, weighing a comforting 12 pounds, promised restful slumber. However, storage space was limited, and the tech offerings felt slightly outdated. Service & Staff Interactions (7.5/10): The staff demonstrated commendable responsiveness, particularly in rectifying the initial room issue. Their attentiveness was evident, yet there were moments where interactions veered towards the procedural rather than the intuitive. A memorable instance was a staff member’s recommendation for a local hidden gem, which enriched my stay considerably. Dining & F&B (6/10): Breakfast was serviceable, offering a decent selection of local and international fare. However, it lacked the finesse and creativity one might anticipate in a luxury setting. The eggs Benedict, while perfectly cooked, was served with a hollandaise that bordered on bland. The bar, situated on the rooftop, provided panoramic views and a well-curated cocktail menu, though service was inconsistent. Facilities & Amenities (7/10): The rooftop pool, maintained at a refreshing 26°C, was a sanctuary from the city’s heat. The gym, though compact, was equipped with modern apparatus. Spa services, while pleasant, did not quite reach the transformative heights expected. The hotel’s gardens, lush and meticulously maintained, offered a tranquil escape. Location & Context (8/10): Situated directly on My Khe Beach, Mandila Beach Hotel offers unparalleled access to the sand and sea. The neighborhood, a blend of local charm and tourist amenities, provides a genuine taste of Da Nang. However, the proximity to a busy road occasionally intrudes on the otherwise serene environment. Value Perception & Any Standout / Disappointing Elements (6.5/10): While the hotel offers a comfortable stay, certain elements fall short of justifying its premium pricing. The inconsistency in room size and service detracts from the overall value. Nonetheless, the location and rooftop amenities are commendable. Final Verdict + Score (7.0/10): Mandila Beach Hotel delivers a competent luxury experience, though it is marred by notable inconsistencies. It is a solid choice for travellers prioritising location and comfort, though those seeking a seamless, opulent stay may find better alternatives nearby. Who it’s for: Couples and solo travellers seeking a beachfront retreat in Da Nang. I would not return but might recommend the Anantara Hoi An Resort for a more consistently luxurious experience.

Location: The view of this hotel is good, but the transport is not convenient with only 2 shuttle bus to centre everyday. It is also impossible for you to ride bicycle to centre due to the long distance. CNY should be the peak period of this hotel, cant understand why the hotel can not provide more buses.. And motorbike rental is also not available nearby. Service: The staff sent our luggage till the 3rd call to the receiption, and we waited more one hour for our luggage and also have to change our plan that day. Although the manager come up to our room to apology and also compensate us one plate of fruit in the evening, however, the dragon fruit is not fresh, you can smell the sourness from the dragon fruit. Dining: Understand that there are many tourists come from Korea, but I am visiting Vietnam, not Jeju island, you can see Korean wordings anywher in this hotel, even you can see kimchi & Sea**** soup for your breakfast. And they are aslo quite noisy in the rooftop swimming pool & restaurant,you can't even hear your companions. The hotel also did not remind these tourist to lower down. Facility: A bit old, You can see that the washbasin is rusty. And the aircon is also noisy. Definitely wont recommend this hotel to my friends.

Service: The staff being friendly, attentive, and helpful. Facilities: The hotel is in a great location, close to the beach, restaurants, and shops. The rooms are clean, comfortable, and well-designed. The rooftop pool and spa are favorably. Food: The breakfast buffet gets high marks for being excellent and with a wide variety. Overall, The hotel offers a great combination of friendly service, a convenient location, and comfortable facilities. If you're looking for a relaxing beach vacation in Da Nang, this hotel could be a good option for you!

The hotel looks good at first glance – the view is beautiful, the room is spacious and nicely decorated. On the surface, it feels like a quality stay. But that’s where the positives end. The amenities inside the room are very basic, and honestly feel cheap compared to the standard of the room. Considering the price (which is not cheap at all), the overall impression is underwhelming. Breakfast was a complete disaster – poor quality, lack of variety, and far below the standard expected from a hotel of this level. It left a really bad taste for the rest of the stay. On top of that, the front desk staff were not friendly. Instead of feeling welcomed, I felt like I was inconveniencing them every time I approached. Hospitality is supposed to be about warmth and service, but this hotel failed badly in that regard. Verdict: Beautiful view and spacious room cannot make up for the poor service, terrible breakfast, and disappointing amenities. Definitely not worth the price. I would not stay here again.

Comfortable and beautiful furniture, designed like something but nice,clean and relaxing. Breakfast is delicious and various dishes including European and Asian cuisine. Interesting pictures / pieces of art kn thr walls even in the room picture with embroidery of the traditional Vietnamese way of life! Very interesting background to stay in this hotel.