Hotel Mercure Danang French Village Bana Hills

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• Lucia V

  26 noviembre 2018
  Hotel Mercure en French Village

  Esta encantadora ciudad hecha hace poco como una village francesa tiene varios hoteles, y queda en la cima de una montaña, adonde se accede por telesferico. Como queda bien arriba, es fria. La habitacin que nos dieron en el hotel era muy pequeña y olía a moho. Ademas aunque tenia calefaccion, estaba muy fría. Sin embargo las tracciones del puente de las manos, arecien inaugurado, y el pueblito en si son encantadoras.

  

• Bertha N

  08 enero 2019
  Muy buen hotel

  Danang French Village es algo especial,sus callejuelas,sus edificios y la Iglesia de Saint Denis frente al hotel.son verdaderamente encantadoras.Es un pequeño espacio que durante el día tiene miles de turistas y que por las tardecita retoma su calma!

  

• WangLucSi

  21 diciembre 2020
  definitely the best choice during Covid-19

  Mercure Village is huge as an authentic French Village. This was always beautiful but this time it appears the best choice for traveling when you can dominate the whole friench town by your own. Julien and his team managed to balance between Covid-19 scare and the French vibe throught out our stay. the hotel was clean and secure. For Accor member, i would recommend you to contact Mr. Hung - Guest Experience Manager to get his very prompt and pro support from photoshooting the picturesque scenes to walking you down to the rarely empty golden bridge in an early morning. I would bring the bigger group back.

  

• I9528CWsarahc

  27 diciembre 2020
  Christmas Day

  Staff were amazing to make the experience special. Decorations and attention to detail was very festive. Lots to do even with some things closed due to COVID. Food was enjoyable and had lots of fun. Second time stating and will go back.

  

• maryyeo

  24 febrero 2021
  What we liked and disliked (good to know before visiting)

  What we liked: 1. VERY FEW TOURISTS: Only about 10 other tourists during our 3 days stay we knew there will be less visitors because it was just before the main holiday in Vietnam, Tet/Vietnamese Lunar New Year but we didnt know there would be so few. Well, no crowds meant ease of exploring and photo-taking. The winter fog was a befitting backdrop for this beautiful French Village, and created gorgeous sunsets too. 2. GREAT ROOMS: Due to unavailability of the family room, the hotel gave us the two best rooms on the 5th-aka-top floor only our rooms had the mountain-facing balconies. Do note, that only ONE out of the seven hotel buildings is being used Hotel Marseille. 3. STAFF: Polite and helpful. Due to low occupancy rates, it was wise for the hotel to maintain minimal crew and we believe they have retained the best of their crew. 4. FOOD a la carté breakfast was delicious, so were all our meals at LEtable, the only restaurant in the hotel. Generous portions and cool flambé (tall fires!) skills by the chef. What we disliked/ Information you should know before visiting: 1. CABLE CARS: only work once per hour, and only from one station: Hoi An station. 2. STAFF: no staff even at Suoi Mo station, where guests had to check in. With the cable car shut down + no staff for 10 minutes, they made us real worried. Unacceptable. 3. SHOPS AND RESTAURANTS: 95% were closed. Only these were open: (a) two souvenir shops (b) LEtable, Bar Debay and Beef plaza (c) 3 snack stores. 4. INDOOR AMUSEMENT PARK: Rides turned on only upon request. Arcade and the dinosaur park were open. Most thrilling rides were closed. 5. LA PISCINE: our favourite part of this hotel and one of their key attractions the kids pool wasnt heated up. The pool staff was hard to find, and when found, told us he will not turn the heater on for us. Take note: our experience was during the extreme lull period. Might be different now.