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Region: Central Vietnam> Province: Quang Nam> Location: Hoi An
Dai Long Hotel
Popular backpacker spot
19 Hai Ba Trung St, Hoi An
Quang Nam Province
Tel: (510) 916 232
Fax: (510) 916 800
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Description
When we finished surveying the Dai Long, the very friendly hostess told us that she knew we'd be back, and it was easy to see why. This popular backpacker haunt has great value rooms if you're willing to spend US$10, as well as some reasonable options if you're wanting to spend a little less. The best rooms come with air-con, TV and fridge and are a very good size -- the cheapest are rather dim, though you could leave the door open. The Dai Long is a popular backpacker spot.
Dbl fan private b'room
10 USD (low season)
10 USD (high season)
Dbl A/C private b'room
12 USD (low season)
12 USD (high season)
Sgl fan private b'room
8 USD (low season)
8 USD (high season)
Sgl A/C private b'room
10 USD (low season)
10 USD (high season)
Triple fan private b'room
12 USD (low season)
12 USD (high season)
Triple A/C private b'room
15 USD (low season)
15 USD (high season)
Added to Travelfish on: 23rd October, 2005
Last visited or updated on: 31st January, 2008
Guest feedback
Gave it a shot:, will not return - 
By taz ( total comments: 6 
)
TF has the address confused; the correct number is 688 Hai Ba Trung. Nice rooms but long built up black dirt on walls. Major concerns: 1. Hotel is on HBT street which is a main north/south thoroughfare for the city. MANY honking vehicles, especially construction and logistics trucks 2. Across the street is a motorcycle frame and repair shop that makes a lot of noise. 3. The tour company next door uses the hotel's front door as a bus parking lot; at 0545 (in the morning) the bus started honking the horn alerting everyone that they had arrived. Would not return here.
Cleanliness | Facilities | Location | Romance | Rooms | Service | Value | Vibe |
Excellent! - 
By evan2112 ( total comments: 11 ) Stayed here 11/2007
Very clean rooms, very friendly staff. Also free Internet. Lots of services available but no pushy sales.
We were in Hoi An during rainy season and the whole town was flooded. We were trapped in the hotel for 36 hours with no power, no food. But the staff sent a boat to get food and water for us and we weren't even charged. We really appreciated that hospitality and won't forget it.
Brilliant! - 
By alli_grant ( total comments: 2 )
Having backpacked around Cambodia and Vietnam I can not speak highly enough of Dai Long. Rooms great-beds on the very firm side-but good if your used to that-but it's the staff that take the cake. So friendly and helpful - without being pushy (very appreciated!). WEll worth every cent
Great Place -
By gott_jini ( total comments: 4 ) Stayed here 8/2007
Stayed there for 3 nights in double room including a/c, tv. great bathroom, actually one of the cleanest ones we had in Vietnam. Highly recommendable, helpful staff with decent english skills - quite central.
Fair prices! Example: 1,5 liter Water from the mini bar 5000 VND..., Internet in the lobby is free, bike and motocycle rental just across the street as well as several places to eat (breakfast is not included)
the Room was 11 US Dollars per night.
We enjoyed our stay!
A great deal - 
By Nai ( total comments: 2 ) Stayed here 3/2007
I paid $10 for a good sized room (not much of a view, but a large window) with a king single and a double bed, minibar, satellite tv, AC, fan, wardrobe, desk and chair, hot water and private bathroom. The people are great, and while they do offer all of the usual tours etc, they don't do a hard sell. I definitely recommend this place. Also, some of the little restaurants over the road are great!
Best Place Two Feet Could Find - 
By madkaw ( total comments: 11 ) Stayed here 12/2006
We were not impressed with the options given to us by our open bus in Hoi An, so we went out on foot with this and few other places in mind. Finally we decided on Dai Long because it was the cleanest and had the friendliest staff. When we looked at the room and told the receptionist we had one more place to look at she said we would be back. She was right. No pressure relaxing atmosphere and we only paid 7 USD (no A/C, December).
Very swish! -
By jhob ( total comments: 3 ) Stayed here 5/2006
For $8 we had a huge room with a balcony (no air-con). The bed was a massive king size one too. The staff are friendly and it is well located for the centre of Hoi An. Great value for the money.
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