Avora Boutique Hotel

Just the one night here as we arrived late to Danang. Staff were helpful 24 hr front desk. There was quite a lot of noise early in the morning from the construction site across the street. That will be ongoing for a good while as it's a huge undertaking. A local told me they are building a massive Hotel there.

Location & staff Toilet is not really good

We chose this hotel because it was closer to the railroad station, as we were traveling by train. The room was very spacious, and comfortable. There was shopping nearby and a night market on the side street along the hotel. The view from our window was of a crumbling soccer stadium. There were not as many restaurants in the area as we had hoped. We found a PHO place that we went to twice (recommended by the hotel staff).

The location is great and easy to get around. The price is reasonable for a family room with breakfast buffet included.

We have stayed at this boutique hotel several times. It has a budget friendly prices and offers clean rooms, a very helpful staff and a nice breakfast buffet was included. As a budget boutique hotel it doesn't have a pool or spa amenities. These amenities were not advertised or expected. It is north of the stadium and there were no special views of the city, other than the view when eating breakfast on the top floor. If you're looking for a view of the city you could go for a room with the street view (a little larger rooms), but the noise from the street is annoying - so we don't book these rooms.

More breakfast selection

Loundry service can be improved. Is on a very noisy road, ear caps might help

Close to airport and nearby fun activities. We can either walk or take a quick car ride. Modern hotel. Room cleaning was daily.

Staff were great.

The hotel was clean and modern with an excellent and helpful staff. Our suite with two king beds was larger than expected which made it excellent for gathering with other family members who stayed on the same floor. Wi-Fi speed was good. Breakfast was okay, not great, but served its purpose. Plenty of retail stores in the surrounding area but lacked convenient stores and had minimal food stalls and restaurants nearby which made it difficult to grab a quick bite and a hassle to find food.

Nice room. Decent size.

No slippers in the room.

Superb

Superb

Good buffet breakfast

A budget stay with all the basic amenities. Nice and clean. We asked for an upgrade and it was confirmed through mail but when we reach the hotel they denied our upgrade and told us the room isn't available which was a disappointment

Exceptional

The location was great to walk to the train station and was also a very quick Grab from the airport. The staff were very polite and professional. The room was basic but met all expectations with all the facilities as described. The dining room is very pretty with an interesting view. Breakfast was plentiful, catering for all tastes. There is no mirror in the bedroom, which would be a good addition to avoid sound makeup in the bathroom. There are many places to eat nearby and mini markets too. We had a room at the rear of the hotel so we didn't get traffic noise.

We stayed in one of the Triple Rooms with Balcony which had two XL double beds, each with an Ottoman bench but what I really liked was having two lounge chairs and a dining table. The room was modern, bright and looked out onto a derelict stadium which was pretty surreal. The bathroom had a walk in shower and a bath tub and most importantly as other reviewers have noted, the shower pressure was very good and consistent. Unfortunately the same could not be said about other hotels we stayed in Vietnam. The breakfast buffet was located on the ninth floor of the building which required you to take the lift to the eight floor and walk up one flight of stairs. Not a big deal but something to note for people with accessibility needs. It had a decent range of Vietnamese and Western options to select from. Tip: There is a money exchange shop called Hiệu vàng Phúc Hội located diagonally across from the hotel where I got the best exchange rate during my time in Vietnam. The only slight drawback was that the hotel wasn't located that close to food outlets, however it's only a short Uber ride away from the downtown area and the Dragon Bridge. Also the room my father stayed in had a strong cigarette smell which shouldn't have been the case as it is supposed to be no-smoking throughout the hotel. Luckily house cleaning was around and they sprayed air freshener which seem to do the trick.

Room was sufficient for resting No window scenery