Thien An Monastery

Clean spacious spread out with great view. Odd configuration with 3 floors and pool on top floor. Breakfast is plentiful. Family friendly but not for small kids. Staff is helpful. Shuffle to DAnang airport in a big bus is a good plus. Dining options are kinda limited.

Restaurant Staff & Security: The restaurant staff and security team were amazing—attentive, friendly, and professional. They truly stood out and made parts of the stay enjoyable. The Not-So-Good Service Issues The front desk staff were nonchalant, unhelpful, and slow. They also provided incorrect information, which caused unnecessary frustration. The room layout was odd. The front bedroom had two twin beds, which would have made more sense in the back bedroom (which had a king bed). Beds: The beds were hard and uncomfortable, making it difficult to get a good night’s sleep. There was no actual functional kitchen. The hotel deterred guests from using it and provided no utensils, plates, cups, or basic kitchen supplies—despite the room being advertised as having a kitchen. Bathrooms: Both bathrooms had tubs, but there was no hot water, which made it impossible to take a bath. The food was OK but overly salty. It wasn’t terrible, but it wasn’t great either. Isolation: The hotel is in an isolated area with no restaurants nearby after 9 PM, leaving guests with limited options. They played loud music 6a-10p The property lacked many basic amenities that most hotels provide as standard. While the restaurant staff and security were exceptional, the overall experience was disappointing. The lack of basic amenities, uncomfortable beds, & poor front desk service made the stay frustrating. If you value convenience, comfort, & reliability this may not be the best choice.