First off, keep in mind that the sign on the outside doesn't say "Trade Union Hotel," so don't assume that your taxi dropped you off at the wrong place. The decor of the rooms made us feel like it was 1962, but it was kind of quaint. The location is excellent - probably just 5-10 minute walk from the heart... More

I was in Hoian for 2 nights and stayed at Hoian trade union. For me this hotel is quiet, clean and great location. Not 4 or 5 star but it has everything you need. I'd recommend to my friends about this hotel. More

We stayed here for one night because the hotel we intended to stay at was full and it was late in the evening, so this was a last minute referral while enroute to Hoi An. In retrospect, I wish I had called a few other hotels listed in Lonely Planet before checking into the Trade Union Hotel. The bathroom was... More

The trade union hotel hosts many local Vietnamese families and local teenagers. We know this only after we paid, and we had the worst possible sleep: all day and all night there was noise from locals staying there, we woke up from the noise all night long, there is no isolation between the floors, kids run and scream all afternoon... More

We got here because our reserved room at Hoang Thrin Hotel was given away and they recommended us this hotel. I would strongly advise them to work with another hotel and recommend a better one. The room had no day light, because in front of the window was the wall of the next house. The furniture, the room and the... More

Very good location. Clean rooms. Good breakfasts. Old furniture in rooms. The hotel has the form of a well, If someone will cough at reception, is audible in all rooms on all floors. More