Hue Hotels with Wifi

"Upon check-in, there was hair on the floor in the room. After reporting it, they quickly sent someone to clean it up. Both the hotel's exterior and the room itself are beautiful! What's even better is that the plaza outside the hotel has an amusement park with really affordable prices! It's incredibly useful for those traveling with children!"

"A haven for my soul !!! I accidentally discovered Va Riverside Retreat, and it turned out to be a hidden haven along the peaceful Huong River. The scenery here is simply serene—watching the golden sunset reflected on the water and waking up to the sound of birds at dawn felt like stepping into another world. Besides relaxing in the refreshing pool, I also had the chance to try paddle boarding on the river. One of the most unique moments was listening to the mystical melodies of the Hầu Đồng ceremonies drifting across from Hon Chen Temple—a truly authentic touch of Vietnamese culture. The local breakfast was delicious, simple yet full of flavor, and made the mornings even more memorable. What stood out the most was the staff—they welcomed me like family, making me feel at home even though I was far away from mine. If you’re looking for more than just a stay, but an experience that touches both your senses and soul, I highly recommend coming here. Discover it as I did, and perhaps you’ll enjoy it even more than I did."

"Since the hotel is newly opened, I wanted to leave a good review, but honestly, there are quite a few things that are good, and many that need improvement, especially considering the relatively high price point. **Pros:** Because it's new, the beds are clean, the room has everything essential, and plenty of power outlets. I liked having the sink outside the bathroom – it feels cleaner than inside. The staff were EXTREMELY friendly and always ready to help. There are free bicycles available for guests. The location's convenience depends on individual needs, but it's a bit far from the city center. Breakfast includes machine-brewed coffee, and the passion fruit juice was also good. **Cons:** Despite being new, some of the facilities already show signs of trouble: The bathroom door in my room couldn't be closed or locked. Perhaps because it was on the 5th floor, the water pressure was quite low. For the shower, I couldn't figure out how to operate it, as the entire shower head only had one rotatable knob, offering just two modes: regular stream and rain shower. The bathroom was quite small, even though the room itself felt spacious. The shampoo tray was mounted right where you stand to shower, so I kept bumping into it. The room had three mirrors, and from the bed, you could see directly into the bathroom. Since the bathroom door couldn't be locked, it would slide open on its own after a while... which would be very awkward if you weren't a couple. The light switches in the room were very disorganized. Out of four switches next to each other, the room lights were controlled by the two on the ends, and one of the two in the middle was for the bathroom, but I could never remember which one. I had to try all four every time, disturbing my partner – the technicians should really re-wire this. One power outlet by the bed on our side had no power. The wastebasket in the room had a lid that required you to touch it to open – I prefer a foot pedal. The air conditioning worked okay but didn't get very cold. I'm sensitive to cold, but I kept it at 22 degrees all night and didn't even need a blanket – for a new hotel, I think this is unacceptable. The Wi-Fi was VERY weak, and staff repeatedly told me to reconnect because each floor had its own mesh network, but everyone did this, and it didn't help. The problem was that the Wi-Fi signal only ever showed one bar, so how could it be strong? In the other room, my friend found footprints on top of the wardrobe (??). I tried to think it was just someone putting their feet up, but it was a bit creepy. The design of that other room seemed problematic too, as one friend accidentally kicked a table corner and bled. Even though the hotel was new when I visited, I have a feeling it will deteriorate quickly. When we arrived, everyone was excited to visit the pool, but we were disappointed and didn't even swim because it was too small, only suitable for children to play in. The pool also lacked an overflow filtration system, so cleanliness wasn't guaranteed. Furthermore, besides accommodation, the hotel didn't offer anything else for guests to use. There was no area to gather and chill – they should really develop the rooftop like some other hotels do."

"I had a wonderful stay at Indochine Palace Hotel in Huế. The hotel combines classic elegance with modern comfort, creating a luxurious yet welcoming atmosphere. The rooms are spacious, spotless, and very comfortable, with excellent beds and thoughtful amenities. The staff were outstanding—friendly, professional, and always willing to help. The breakfast buffet offered a great selection of both Vietnamese and international dishes, all fresh and delicious. The swimming pool, gym, and spa were also excellent and made the stay even more enjoyable. The only downside was the layout of the twin room. It is not very convenient for friends sharing a room because the toilet and bathroom are connected by a single door, which offers limited privacy. Overall, Indochine Palace offers excellent value for a five-star hotel. Despite the room layout, I would happily stay here again and recommend it to anyone visiting Huế."

"This feels like a family-run guesthouse, almost like a converted home, and it's very close to the train station. It was a strange coincidence – when I took a taxi from Hue train station to the hotel, the driver, who spoke excellent English, gave me a tour of the sights along the way. Three days later, when I hailed a taxi to go to the Hue office to leave town, it was the same driver! For my first meal after checking in, I went to a beef hotpot place inside the Imperial City. It didn't have any reviews on popular apps like Dianping or Xiaohongshu, but it was the most satisfying meal I've had in Vietnam so far – very similar to what you'd find back home, and reasonably priced too. The next day, I explored the Imperial City and tried salt coffee. All the local Vietnamese coffee is just too sweet for my taste. On my third day, when I was leaving, I realized I'd left behind a white top. I had planned to wear it on the sleeping bus, but completely forgot to pack it when I checked out."

"I stayed for two nights and had a very comfortable experience. The room was spacious with two large beds. All amenities, such as towels, shampoo, and body wash, were provided. The front desk staff were also very kind. I would definitely like to stay here again if I have the chance."

"Our stay was very pleasant, thanks to the incredibly welcoming and friendly staff. The room was small but comfortable, and the breakfast buffet was exceptional. The only downside was the noise from the air conditioning in the next room (ours was off) throughout the night, which was a shame."

"It's also ok, there is no elevator, in a family of friends, it's also dc, a swing Comfortable"

"I stayed for 4 nights. The hotel is very good, and I can recommend it, but there are issues with the cleaning: 1) Broken vacuum cleaners that spread more dust than they pick up. 2) The cleaning staff bang vacuum cleaners against walls and glass. 3) Managers checking rooms after cleaning repeatedly slam doors, even though they can be closed silently. From inside the room, you can lower the door handle, and from the outside, you can tap your card. Alternatively, they could leave the door ajar if they're going in and out for checks. Take those old, broken vacuum cleaners away from the cleaning staff! I've seen negative reviews mentioning dusty rooms. That's because the cleaning staff are simultaneously vacuuming with broken machines and scattering dust from them all over the room and corridor. On the 20th floor, a vacuum cleaner had a broken lid latch. They've nailed it shut and secured the lid with an elastic band. When they lift the vacuum to move it, dust spills out because it's not in a bag, but just loose inside the vacuum. The vacuum cleaners themselves are also all dirty. After the cleaning staff saw me photographing the vacuum cleaner, a young man brought another, non-broken vacuum and thoroughly vacuumed in front of me, including the seams. Before that, the female cleaner was vacuuming poorly, as if she didn't know how to use a vacuum – when you move the vacuum wand, the brush should be parallel to the floor, not at an angle. However, both the female and male staff don't control the vacuum nozzle and hit it against walls and glass. I heard these loud banging noises every day for hours in the morning when the cleaning staff were cleaning on other floors above or below. And they start cleaning at 8-9 AM. Some guests might still be sleeping. Behind the nightstand between the bed and the bathroom in my room (2004), there were candy wrappers and a lot of dust. I had to move the nightstand myself and ask for it to be vacuumed. In principle, it could be vacuumed without moving it, just by removing the large attachment, but the nightstand itself was very dusty on the back because it hadn't been cleaned in a long time. Meanwhile, the other nightstand wasn't as dusty. Other corners were dusty because the cleaners either don't vacuum or don't remove the large attachment, which makes it impossible to vacuum corners. I also found someone else's reading glasses with red and blue frames under the bed. The cleaning staff should thoroughly check the room to ensure guests haven't left anything behind. Surely the person was looking for their glasses. Overall, the room itself was very clean; the only issues with the cleaning staff were regarding vacuum usage and dusting in the corners."

"The hotel is conveniently located and the service was excellent. The room was quite spacious and well-equipped with all the necessary amenities. However, the swimming pool had a strong current, making it a bit difficult to swim. Overall, I was quite satisfied with my stay."