Recensioni su Elios Hotel

Allright, so the Elios doesn't feel as welcoming as some others in the area, but I still found it a great choice. The ladies at reception were particularly helpful, even making personal phone calls for me, as I don't speak Vietnamese. The breakfast buffet is really as good as at the more expensive Alagon, Sanouva, etc. in District 1. Excellent variety and helpful staff there again. My only wish for improvement would be a somewhat softer mattress – but it's really not a deal breaker. AC worked fine. Noise level acceptable. The hotel has two elevators, and only one of them goes to the 12th floor for the rooftop breakfast – so interesting. When you want to go down, you can actually play both elevators against each other: press Down on both and see which one arrives first! Right now, the whole pavement on busy Pham Ngu Lao street outside is being repaved: if you plan to walk to and from the hotel (as many people do), you will have to use the street edge (everyone does) most of the time; for some, this may be very uncomfortable if not hazardous, given the heavy traffic, including all the monster buses that stop there for long-distance destinations (a nice convenience though, if you're planning bus travel). Apparently every shopfront is responsible for refurbishing their own section of pavement. While the Elios finished its pavement a long time ago, some of the businesses haven't even started! The stretch between the hotel and the Do Quang Dao cross street on the left as you exit is especially problematic right now; going to the right to De Tham is not too bad. Dropoff and pickups by taxi are never a problem, of course.