Au Lac Legend Hotel

Hotel

Overall, very poor experience. First of all, we were appointed to a completely dirty and used room, and the staff did not believe us when we told them until they saw it. We were then led to a different room where the light in the bathroom was defunct. After realising this was also not the room we reserved, the staff brought us to the final room, where the shower did not work. After speaking to reception the problem was fixed. The staff also spoke very poor English to adress some of our problems, leading to much frustration and confusion. The experience here despite these problems was also poor. The elevator was cardboarded up and cellophaned, the rooms incredibly musty and smelling of dust, and the fluorescent lighting and linoleum floors also don't make this place welcoming or cozy.

30 bucks for cheapest room, staff lacked sufficient english.

Staff not exactly too friendly. Cleanliness, especially the bathroom not as it should be.

Small room with stuft air. My friend was infected by insect. The sockets are so inconvenient. Only one lift with very low speed.

Room is small, but cheap considering the location, providing good breakfast as well.

Okie place, reasonable pride, nice view.

It's a moderate place to live for sometime. They offer four water bottle and complementary breakfast. Cooking is moderate. I called for room service but no-one picked up. And they don't understand much English which is a very big problem for non Vietnamese speakers.

Good location. Short distance from many times tourists place. Clean room and nice staff.

So… this place is a cheaper hotel. But… for around $30 a night… how can you complain? It served its purpose. A place to shower… lay down… and store my luggage. It was a last day… hotel change to hold until our flight. Personally, I would not mind staying in a hotel like this for my entire trip, but since I enjoy being married to my wife, hotels like this are not for long term! I rated this place 3 stars, as a overall experience.

It is located on 90, Nguyen Thi Minh Kai street, near the corner of Pasteur St. Behind the Petrolimex gas station.