Tuyet Son Hotel in Da Nang

Not the best hotel for me. 🙅🏻♂️
The only thing good was the location.
The staff were not too friendly and they can’t speak proper English, so communication is hard.
The room was not clean. 🙈 I had dust allergies.
The shower was broken 😵💫 and the water kept flooding the floor. We had to walk on towels.
The breakfast was okay. Not as nice as the pictures

My towel wa taken out of the room (because it’s white)
Yet all their towels have names on them 🧐

Too many bugs on the wall and the bed. Staff aren't helpful.

I had a very disappointing stay at Tuyet Son Hotel in Da Nang and unfortunately would not recommend it. The experience felt misleading from the start. I booked a premium room with a beach view, and while you could see the beach, what they failed to disclose was that there’s a massive, active construction site directly in front of the hotel. It was noisy 24/7, and a huge crane with a bright, illuminated logo shone directly into my room all night. The constant noise and light made it incredibly hard to relax or sleep, and the lack of transparency about this felt dishonest.

The hotel itself was not in good condition. My room felt dirty and neglected—dust everywhere, mold stains, and visible grime under furniture. I even asked for the room to be cleaned again upon arrival, but the second cleaning was just a quick surface job and didn’t make much of a difference. The shower/tub leaked every time I used it, creating a dangerously slippery floor. I reported it on the first night, and though staff said they’d fix it in the morning, it never got resolved. Each time I asked again, all they did was mop up the water.

The pool area was another letdown. The photos were misleading—it’s very small, and there was only one lounge chair. When I visited, it was overcrowded with noisy children, and again, everything felt a bit grimy and poorly maintained.

Breakfast was just as underwhelming. I tried it once and found the food and the dining area unappealing and unclean, so I skipped it for the rest of my stay—even though I had paid extra for it.

I even looked into changing accommodation after the first night but wasn’t able to, so I had to stick it out. Overall, this was the worst hotel I stayed at during my time in Vietnam. It was neither comfortable nor relaxing, and I felt let down at every turn.