Our room was a 3 bed and it was around $100, 000 dong per person. The owner is extremely nice and helpful(although his english isn't the best)! He even offered to make us breakfast before our tour of the near by national park. The room was pretty spacious and came with AC and a lovely hot shower. The rooms are... More

Dong Hoi is a pretty little seaside city. The locals here are so friendly. The owner of this hotel doesn't speak much English but is very helpful. The room was clean and basic but has everything you need. Ask for an upstairs room with a view of the sea. It was great to wake up with the sun pouring in... More

There aren't many tourists in Dong Hoi- most seem to be just passing through. As a result, most of the population doesn't quite seem to know what to do when a tourist shows up in their store or restaurant. And certainly don't expect the simplicity and comfort that comes from areas that are a little more touristed. With that said,... More

Mau Hong is located in a place that is ideal for those who wish to visit the beautiful beach, and also is within walking distance of the main 'town area'. Dong Hoi is very quiet and small itself and I found the area right around the hotel was just what I wanted. The room I was given was huge and... More

This is a typical backpackers guesthouse. Nothing fancy, but the rooms are spacious. Try to get a room on the frontside for the nice view over the lively fishersharbour. The room at the back we had first had rockhard matresses, the rooms in the front where a lot better. The innkeeper is a friendly and helpfull guy who speaks a... More