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"It’s very good hotel. I like here so much. "

"It was like having your own apartment complete with equipment and some items for cooking. It was so nice to have the extra space to just relax and not be in a hotel room. The owner has thought of everything to make for a comfortable stay. It’s close to shopping centres and restaurants so easy to get around in the area. We will definitely stay there again when in the area. "

"Breakfast was a feast, covering many culinary traditions!"

"I just stayed 5 nights at Roygent Parks and it felt more like an apartment than a standard hotel. The Highlights: The Room: I got a free upgrade (thank you!) and the room was spacious and homely. Most importantly, it was spotless—very organized with no funny smells or stray hairs. Location: Perfect for my work trip. There’s a great pizza place and a supermarket right behind the hotel. Breakfast: Tasty, though mostly Japanese cuisine. Western travelers might miss the classic bacon and hashbrowns. The Gym: Decent equipment. I loved the strict "indoor shoes only" policy (keeps it clean), though the dumbbells are a little old and rusty. One tiny suggestion: The greenish photos in the room are honestly a bit scary when staying alone! I actually had to take them down (sorry!)—a nice painting might be a warmer choice. 😂 Overall, an amazing place if you need a base in this area. I'll definitely be back"

"Room was beautiful with city view"

"Was not given the same apartment that was shown on the pictures. First when messaged the number, they denied having my booking also and had to go through hassle to get exact location also. There were mold on the curtains and one of the room was very small and barely walkable "

"Our travel plans for April 2025 included a 10-day stay in Vietnam, where I had booked a property for myself and two friends from 5 to 14 April. Prior to our arrival, attempts to contact the property via the provided Vietnam contact number went unanswered. Concerned, we sought assistance from lastminute.com staff, who confirmed that calls were ringing but remained unresponsive. Trusting that the situation would resolve itself, we proceeded with our trip. According to the booking terms, the property was required to email check-in instructions, including key access details, at least two days prior. However, no such email arrived. Upon our arrival in Hanoi, our taxi driver struggled to locate the listed address—119 Tran Duy Hung Street, Hanoi, 100000 Vietnam. Multiple attempts to contact the property via his phone also went unanswered. With no choice, he dropped us off near the address, leaving us stranded in the rain with six suitcases, no internet, and no phone access. Struggling to navigate an unfamiliar city, we sought help at a nearby hotel but found no available rooms. The receptionist kindly assisted by calling the property owner, but there was no answer. She eventually provided access to Wi-Fi, allowing us to book a room at another hotel. Relieved but shaken, we moved to new accommodations. Despite ongoing attempts to contact the property throughout our stay, there was still no response. This unacceptable lack of communication and professionalism caused immense hardship!!"