“Our second visit was even better than our first!”

We were pleasantly surprised to learn that the Asia hotel had added some new floors to the hotel and that the new rooms were extremely well-furnished and equipped with the most modern of furnishings. The breakfast buffet was as good as we remembered it to be from our first visit in 2008. Bravo to the staff at the Asia Hotel. We also have treatments at the Rose Spa and found them first rate as well.

“This was the best hotel in Vietnam for our trip, very friendly and welcoming.”

This hotel was superbe, staff very friendly, good understanding of English. Very neat, our names were printed on the welcoming board in the lobby, the bedrooms were ready already at 9 am in the morning and were able to check in earlier, since we arrived by train from Hanoi. the word welcome in real flowers was drawn on our bed, and nice singapore orgid in the wash bassin. Really spacious and big bedroom. Great breakfast buffet, one of the best during our trip. Really well located, not far from train station, could have walked 1.5 km but easier by taxi for the cost 1USD per person.

“Great Hotel”

Service at the Asia Hotel in Hue was excellent and courteous, and it has a great location on a block with several very good restaurants, nice shops (even an Australian wine shop across the street) and one of the area's most popular bars. I would definitely stay there again.

“Great hotel in hue”

Asia Hotel is well placed for exploring Hue. The room was spacious, very clean and well appointed. The breakfast buffet was excellent, the pool small but nice and the staffvery efficient and friendly.

“Worth coming for the breakfast”

The best part about our stay was the breakfast. It really was a spread fit for a 5 star hotel. And as far as the comfort of the bed, the free WiFi, the great view and general cleanliness, this was a great hotel. But we did have a few disappointments. Even though we paid for an upgraded room (Executive Deluxe) we were disappointed that there was a) no stand to place your bag upon (the room was too small to accommodate it) and b) although a flimsy desk was supplied, there was no power-point that could accommodate the electric kettle or a laptop computer apart from crawling under the desk, shoving the fridge out of the way, unplugging the fridge, and then plugging in the kettle/appliance! Oh - and you couldn't use the bathroom power-point for the kettle because it was a Chinese/Australian plug type.