Beer Home Apartment - Hue Free Pool and Gym is the perfect place to unwind after a day of travel or work.
This property has a pool, including a rooftop pool. The gym provides a place for guests to work out.
At this apartment, you'll have access to a garden and executive lounge. For extra convenience, free luggage storage, free dry cleaning and free laundry service (on-site) are available at the property as well.
Guests arriving by car can use the property's parking lot.
"This is my first time staying in this style of accommodation, but the room was very clean and well-equipped with furniture, a kitchen, a washing machine, and a dryer. It was located on the first floor of the building and was open late into the night.
The high floor offered a great view, making for a comfortable stay.
There's a convenience store open late on the first floor of the building, and an Aeon Mall nearby, making it an excellent base for long-term stays (work or sightseeing).
However, the security staff's attitude was extremely poor.
Their attitude was completely different from the security staff I've encountered in Vietnam at coffee shops, restaurants, supermarkets, and all the service businesses I've visited by motorbike.
Security staff at other accommodations are incredibly kind and helpful, but the security here is terrible, and none of them are friendly.
It's managed by a terrible security company.
They seemed to be saying, ”I work for a high-end building in the Hue network, so I'm different from other security staff!”
Especially in Vietnam, many people who work in such environments tend to be arrogant.
It was my first time visiting the place, and I didn't know where to park my motorcycle. Security was watching me, but they didn't say anything. After I parked, they told me I couldn't park there and that I should find an empty spot myself? ???
So, I didn't know where to park, and when I changed my parking spot, they said I couldn't park there because there was a rope barrier? ???
There weren't any ”no parking” signs, and it's impossible for someone unfamiliar with the area to know!
Normally, when someone is in trouble, you help them. They should say, ”You can't park here, so I'll guide you to a designated parking area. Please park there.”
That's the proper way to interact with people.
It seems like most people don't understand that a person's character is only judged after they can do that.
The next night, when I was parking in the underground parking lot, there was security by the gate, but they didn't offer any guidance. While I was waiting for the gate to open, they just sat there, beckoning me without saying anything? ???
This parking lot is monitored by cameras, so they should just tell me to park my motorcycle on the left! !!
Furthermore, if there's a parking fee involved, it's common sense to treat customers with courtesy.
The security company's training is completely inadequate.
I saw four security guards over two days, and all four had the same terrible attitude, showing a complete lack of training. One of them, the security guard at the entrance to the building lobby, was sitting in his chair, laughing loudly to someone on his cell phone, completely absorbed in the conversation. I couldn't help but think, ”Is talking loudly on your cell phone during work hours your top priority?!”
I think it would be best to file a complaint with the security company and demand that they provide guidance and training on their service."