Vietnam's BEST Kept Secret: DHTS Business Hotel & Apartment!
Okay, buckle up buttercups, because I'm about to spill the tea on Vietnam's BEST Kept Secret: DHTS Business Hotel & Apartment. Forget your cookie-cutter hotels; this place? It's got soul. And a lot of free Wi-Fi, which, let's be honest, is a travel essential.
First Impressions (and They Were GOOD!)
Finding DHTS was a bit of an adventure – a little off the beaten path, which, for me, is a HUGE plus. Screw the tourist traps, I like a little authenticity. The accessibility? Spot on. Wheelchair accessible throughout, with elevators that actually work (unlike some places, cough, Europe). And the second I walked in, I was like, "Okay, this is clean." And trust me, I'm a germaphobe. Shoutout to the Anti-viral cleaning products and the daily disinfection in common areas. Seriously, I felt safer there than I do in my own house. They even have Professional-grade sanitizing services.
The Room – My Sanctuary (And the Wi-Fi!)
My room? Pure bliss. Air conditioning that actually worked (another travel rarity). Blackout curtains that swallowed the sunlight whole. The free Wi-Fi in all rooms! was a lifesaver. And the Internet access – wireless? Blazing fast. I'm talking Netflix marathons without a hitch. They even have Internet access - LAN, which is good if you're a super serious workaholic, But, I am not. I wanted to rest, and relax.
Let's talk about the little things. The complimentary tea? Gone in a flash. The free bottled water? Guzzled. The bathrobes? Immediate wear. My bathroom was pristine, with separate shower/bathtub, a hair dryer, and more than enough toiletries.
Dining, Drinking, and Snacking – Food Glorious Food!
Okay, so, I'm a foodie. And DHTS didn't disappoint. The Asian breakfast was a revelation. I swear, I ate so much pho, I started speaking Vietnamese in my sleep. The buffet in the restaurant was a treat – the selection was impressive, especially the fresh fruit. If you're not into the whole buffet thing, you also have the a la carte in the restaurant and, for those late-night cravings, room service [24-hour]. A huge plus! The coffee shop? Perfect for a caffeine fix. The poolside bar? Even better for a cheeky cocktail.
Ways to Relax – My Happy Place
This is where DHTS really shines. The swimming pool was gorgeous, with a pool with a view. I mean, hello Instagram! The fitness center was well-equipped, though I mostly stuck to lounging. But the spa? Oh. My. God. I got a massage, and I’m still floating. They had a sauna, a steamroom, and everything. I didn't try the Body wrap or the Body scrub, but they were probably just as amazing. This is what made my stay a perfect experience.
Services and Conveniences – Smooth Sailing
The staff at DHTS? Utterly charming. The concierge was super helpful, the doorman was always smiling, and the daily housekeeping kept everything sparkling. They also have a cash withdrawal and currency exchange on site, plus laundry service for when the inevitable travel mishaps occur. A big win.
Safety First (and Second, and Third!)
I was completely blown away by their commitment to safety. CCTV in common areas and CCTV outside property. From hand sanitizer everywhere, to staff trained in safety protocol, they really made me feel safe. They even had room sanitization opt-out available if, say, you wanted to have your own personal germ party, but, luckily, I do not.
For the Kids (and the Young at Heart)
Although I don't have kids, I appreciated the family/child friendly focus. They had babysitting service, and it was good for families.
Accessibility – The Real Deal
As I mentioned, accessibility was top-notch. The elevators were reliable, there was facilities for disabled guests, and the layout was easy to navigate. Huge props to DHTS for being inclusive!
Getting Around – Easy Peasy
They offer airport transfer (a must), and has a car park [free of charge], which is always a bonus. Plus, they can help you with a taxi service.
Things DHTS Nailed It- and Where They Could Improve (Because I'm Real)
Okay, so this place is amazing. However, I think they could do a bit more with their desserts in the restaurant, and maybe add a bit more variety.
The Offer - Your Escape Awaits!
Okay, enough rambling. Here's the deal: DHTS Business Hotel & Apartment is offering a limited-time deal that you cannot miss.
Here's the irresistible offer:
- Book now and get 20% off your stay! (But hurry, this offer is only valid for a limited time!)
- Free upgrade to a room with a view (subject to availability).
- Complimentary welcome drink upon arrival.
- Free late checkout (until 2 pm).
- A complimentary in-room breakfast!
Why You Should Book DHTS Business Hotel & Apartment:
- Unbeatable Value: Luxurious accommodations without the luxury price tag.
- Prime Location: Close to all the action, but far enough away for peace and quiet.
- Unbeatable Amenities: Spa, pool, amazing food, and reliable WiFi. What's not to love?
- Impeccable Service: The staff treats you like royalty (without the stuffiness).
- Cleanliness and Safety: Feel secure, like I felt, with their extreme safety measures.
Book Now Before it's Too Late!
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DHTS: My Vietnam Adventure - A Chaos-Fueled Itinerary (aka, Pray for Me)
Okay, so Vietnam. This whole trip started with a Facebook ad promising "authentic experiences" and enough pho to fill a small swimming pool. I, being a sucker for a good noodle, booked it. Now, here I am, armed with a hastily scribbled itinerary, a suspicious amount of insect repellent, and a vague sense of impending doom. Prepare yourselves.
Day 1: Arrival & Sensory Overload (Hanoi - DHTS Business Hotel & Apartment)
Morning (aka, the nightmare begins): Landed in Hanoi. The airport… wow. A symphony of honking, street food smells (mostly delicious, some I can't quite identify), and a sheer mass of people. Finding my pre-booked "private transfer" was like navigating a particularly aggressive game of hide-and-seek. The driver, bless his soul, spoke approximately three words of English. We communicated mostly through mime and frantic hand gestures. He did manage to get me to DHTS. Score!
Afternoon: The Hotel & The Fear: Checked into DHTS Business Hotel & Apartment. It’s… clean. Minimalist, almost aggressively so. My apartment (blessedly, it’s an apartment!) is a decent size but… the air conditioning is a roaring beast, and I suspect I’ll be battling it for the entire trip. The view? Right now, it's a construction site. Charming. After a brief period of unpacking, I decided to brave the outside world. Fear is a powerful motivator.
Evening: Got completely lost. Wandered into a tiny alleyway crammed with food stalls. Ordered something that looked vaguely like spring rolls. It was deep-fried. And possibly the best thing I've ever eaten. A group of locals, seeing me struggle with my chopsticks, erupted in laughter. They gestured for me to join them, and we ate, pointed, and gestured at each other until I felt like I was officially initiated into the Hanoi food-loving collective. Walked back to the hotel, sweating, covered in various sauces, and profoundly happy. This is the good stuff.
Emotional Reaction: Initial panic? Yes. A healthy dose of existential dread? Absolutely. But that deep-fried spring roll? It changed everything. This is going to be… interesting.
Day 2: Culture Clash & Motorbike Mayhem (Hanoi - Old Quarter & Hoan Kiem Lake)
Morning (aka, I'm a tourist, accept it): Attempted to explore the Old Quarter. The sheer volume of motorbikes nearly gave me a heart attack. Crossing the street is akin to playing a real-life game of Frogger. My strategy? Walk slowly, look vaguely confident, and pray. I think it worked. Saw Hoan Kiem Lake – beautiful, serene, a world away from the chaos unfolding around it. Found a small cafe and ordered a Vietnamese coffee. Strong. Black. Sweet. Needed that.
Afternoon: Temple Terrors (and a surprisingly good puppet show): Visited the Temple of Literature. Gorgeous architecture, ancient history… and a swarm of selfie-stick-wielding tourists (guilty as charged, later). Also, the air was so thick you could practically chew it. Then, completely on a whim, went to a water puppet show. It was… bizarre. And utterly charming. The puppets danced and splashed (probably because they were puppets) and I laughed like a crazy person. Recommended.
Evening: Back to the alleyway near my hotel for more street food (duh). This time, I went for something called 'bun cha'. Grilled pork and noodles. Amazing. Sat on a tiny, plastic stool and eavesdropped on a group of local men discussing… well, I haven’t a clue. But they were laughing, and the atmosphere was infectious. I felt like a genuinely accepted member of the community. Then… the rain came. Torrential. Absolutely biblical. Ran back to the hotel, soaked to the bone, and feeling inexplicably joyous.
Quirky Observation: The number of people who can balance incredibly large quantities of things on their motorbikes is truly astounding. I saw a guy carrying a full-sized refrigerator, and a woman balancing a mountain of live chickens. Mind-blowing.
Emotional Reaction-: A whirlwind of emotions. Exhilaration, bewilderment, a slight terror of the motorbikes, utter delight at the food and the people, and a quiet gratitude that my apartment has a functioning shower.
Day 3: Ha Long Bay (Day Trip - The Great Outdoors & The Great Seasickness)
Morning (aka the "I woke up early…ish" phase): Woke up at the crack of dawn (relative to my usual sleeping habits anyway). The DHTS breakfast was… adequate. Think pre-packaged pastries and lukewarm coffee. Packed a backpack full of snacks and a sea-sickness medicine. Got on a bus to Ha Long Bay. It was a long drive, a lot of scenery, and a distinct lack of sleep.
Afternoon: Ha Long Bay… breathtaking. Giant limestone karsts rising out of the emerald green water. Kayaking through caves, feeling appropriately insignificant. The air was fresh, the scenery was stunning, the water was clear, and the sun was out– and I felt pretty great.
Later Afternoon: Seasickness Serenade: Then, the boat trip. The rocking. The waves. The churning stomach. The "pretty okay" day disintegrated into a nausea-fueled nightmare. Clung to the side of the boat, desperately trying not to become one with the sea. The scenery was still beautiful, I just couldn't fully appreciate it. The dramatic moment? Witnessing the sunset from the boat, still feeling sick, fighting the urge to hurl. I did it though.
Evening: Back at DHTS. Ate a dry chicken sandwich that wasn't worth it at all.
Emotional Reaction: Oh, the seasickness. It was bad. Really bad. But, Ha Long Bay. I would go again, as long as I promise to bring twice as many medicines to prevent seasickness next time.
Day 4: Departure & Existential Reflections (Hanoi - DHTS & Flight) - The Epilogue
Morning (aka, packing and pondering): Packed my (now slightly smelly) suitcase. Attempted to make sense of the past few days. Did I enjoy Vietnam? Hell, yes. Was it challenging? Absolutely. Am I exhausted? Utterly. One last pho.
Afternoon: Checked out of DHTS. Said a slightly teary farewell to my air-conditioning unit. Waited at the airport.
Emotional Reaction: Felt a profound sense of exhaustion, accomplishment, and a strange, lingering fondness for the chaos. Vietnam – you win. I miss you.
Rambling Conclusion: This trip… was a lot. It was loud, messy, and at times completely overwhelming. I got lost, I ate questionable food, I navigated perilous streets. But I also met incredible people, saw breathtaking sights, and had experiences that I'll never forget. Vietnam, you were a rollercoaster. And while I'm glad to be going home, I'm already plotting my return. Specifically, to that spring roll stall. And maybe I’ll learn a few more Vietnamese words next time before jetting off. Probably not though. Goodbye, Vietnam. You magnificent, chaotic, delicious place.
Overall Score: 4/5 Stars. Minus one star for the construction site view from my window. Highly recommend, with a strong warning about the motorbikes and the potential for seasickness. Pack your sense of humor, your appetite, and your willingness to be completely and utterly bewildered. You won’t regret it.
DHTS Business Hotel & Apartment: Vietnam's "Best Kept Secret"...or Is It? FAQ! (Brace Yourself!)
Okay, So What *IS* DHTS Business Hotel & Apartment, Exactly? Sounds Vague.
Location, Location, Location! Where in Vietnam Is This Secret Hideaway? And Is It Actually Convenient?
What's the Vibe? Is it Swanky? Relaxed? Backpackery? I Need to Know!
The Rooms! Spill the Tea! Are They Decent or Do They Resemble a Closet?
Breakfast... is it any good? Because a bad breakfast can ruin an entire day.
Is There a Pool? Because a Pool is Mandatory in Vietnam Heat.
Talk About the Staff! Friendly? Helpful? Or Should I Brush Up on My Vietnamese insults?
Any Downsides? Because Nothing's Perfect. Spill the Dirt!
Okay, So… Would You Recommend it? Truly?
