Paradise Hotel

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Very friendly family run hotel. I really enjoyed my 3 nights at Paradise Hotel. Everybody I met were very friendly and helpful. The bed was very comfortable and the A/C worked well. The room was quite large for the price paid. Prices for good food and drinks were great. They booked me a tour for amazing day at the Caves which I really enjoyed. If I get back to Phong Nha, I will definitely stay at Paradise Hotel again. Thank you everybody for giving me an enjoyable experience.

Helt ok, vet ikke helt hva man kan forvente av standard. Fikk bra hjelp til å bestille transport videre til hanoi ihvertfall

Lovely spacious room with a good balcony overlooking some beautiful views. The family who run the hotel were amazing. We had a late checkout for a very small fee which was excellent. Great food too!!!

Very clean and tidy room, good breakfast. I enjoyed my stay and the staff/family was very kind and lovely.

It was very clean and spacious. The owner was very friendly and supported us very well with everything. At first we stayed at another homestay but it was not good so we decided to find another place to stay. We are glad that we found Paradise Hotel. Definitely we will come back next time when we visit Phong Nha.
P/S: The puppy was cute 🥰

The room was very clean and comfortable. The family was friendly and welcoming. They rented us a motorbike for 150k a day. The free breakfast was very good. Good location. Beautiful view of the mountains from out our window.

Great family owned hotel. Facilities were clean and comfortable and staff were very helpful.

No amenities however it is cheap. It was just for one night so it's fine for me

Just finished a nice stay at the Paradise Hotel. The hotel is well located in the area where all the action is. Huge choice of restaurants and shopping all around. Can easily walk to the riverfront or the Imperial Citadel. Bed was comfy. Has TV and AC. Bathroom small but decent. It was quiet. And all for an insanely low price by North American standards. Only wrinkle I had was that the Hotels.com says they have safe at the front desk for customers to use. The one desk girl doesn't speak good English and couldn't seem to understand what a safe was. First I Googled picture of a safes to show her and she somehow thought it was a refrigerator. Then I used Google translate to say what a safe was in Vietnamese but she still looked confused. I mimed putting my wallet and passport in an invisible safe but she still didn't get it. You'd think I was asking for the most difficult thing in the world. So frustrating. Eventually she sort of got it and put my things in a plastic envelope and locked them at the front desk. It ends up the hotel doesn't have any safes either in the rooms or at the reception desk. They have to remove that from the room description because it was a frustrating and highly annoying way to start my day. Also, on the temple and Citadel tour I was sold by the hotel, I was the only Causasian. Everyone else was Asian and spoke in their native tongues to each other. The tour guide spoke English and was excellent but I still felt very alone on the tour. So just be aware.