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Region: Central Vietnam> Province: Quang Nam> Location: Hoi An
An Phu Hotel
Staff are on top of things
30 Nguyen Duy Hieu, Hoi An
Quang Nam Province
Tel: (0510) 914 345
Fax: (0510) 914 054
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Description
This huge, ornate building looks like it could house more than its 62 rooms. It's a popular, bustling place -- we found the rooms to be okay value, given the proximity to the old town and it's not too terribly far from Cua Dai beach. The cheapest rooms don't have exterior windows and look a bit stuffy, with heavy curtains and the like, but nicely done in hard woods, and the clean bathrooms all have tubs. There are some cheaper rooms on the first floor that do have external windows and balconies, so ask to see one of those. The staff here seemed to be on top of things, if a bit overworked.
Total rooms: 62
Standard - Double
15 USD (low season)
15 USD (high season)
US$20 with a balcony
Superior - Double
25 USD (low season)
25 USD (high season)
Deluxe- Double
40 USD (low season)
40 USD (high season)
Added to Travelfish on: 4th August, 2007
Last visited or updated on: 4th August, 2007
Guest feedback
i loved this place! - 
By ajm ( total comments: 2 
) Stayed here 6/2008
i found the staff here very friendly and helpful although the travel agency was not my first pick. i very much enjoyed the ornate building and its amenities. the second floor outward facing rooms are the best value. i would stay here again in a heartbeat!
Cleanliness | Facilities | Location | Romance | Rooms | Service | Value | Vibe |
So so - 
By stilltravelling2007 ( total comments: 11 ) Stayed here 9/2007
Comfortable, big and anonymous.
The staff are really rude and unhelpful.
The pool looks great, but it's so full of chemicals that it's actually unpleasant to swim in (which is why it always empty despite the hot and sunny weather when I was there).
nice place - miserable staff -
By acat100 ( total comments: 4 ) Stayed here 9/2007
The staff here are miserable because the manageress treats her staff appalingly. The manager informed us in a proud way that she docked the laundry girls wages when we didn't get our laundry back in the specified time. Isn't this a good enough reason not to stay here.
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