Queen Grand Boutique Hotel & Spa

It's very clean. There is a shantytown outside the window. The room can't open the window, and I dare not open the curtains. It's too messy. I like the feeling of it being a spa room. I didn't ask anyone to come for a massage. It sounds like 20 dollars an hour shouldn't be too much. It's cheap. The lobby is very distinctive, and it is opposite the fountain in Vietnam Friendship Square, but there is really no cost-effective restaurant around, so I can only go to Palace Gate Hotel for a big meal. To be honest, the price of the small restaurant next door is similar to the price of a high-end hotel, which I can't understand. The labor cost is surprisingly low, but it is not reflected in the massage, and it is very low outside.

I booked a deluxe double room, but it turned out to be a twin room. There were no slippers in the room and no breakfast~

The external environment of the hotel is messy and tolerable. The service is outrageous. I ordered a deluxe room with a balcony, but I was given a room without a balcony. The view outside the window is very bad. When I told the front desk, the front desk said proudly: I wasn’t there when I checked in. I don’t know, it’s okay. my business. Check out told them in advance that it would be a few minutes late, and they agreed. He actually used this to threaten us, saying that if we struggle with the balcony room, we will have to charge us more for the room. The driver didn't speak English, so he asked the hotel to help confirm that the car he called had arrived, and he was indifferent after saying it a few times. Worst hotel service ever.