Prime Hotel

We stumbled on this hotel on trivago, looking for somewhere cheap, with a pool and close to the beach. This is just that (and more!). The staff on arrival and throughout were pleasant, they even asked for a photo with us after the amount we got talking! The rooms were well equipped, with free toiletries, flip flops, hairdryer and even a smart tv. The pool, although a bit small was good for how empty it was (most people just went to the beach - wuth the free towels provided) and of course the amazing view of the beach. The only let down we experienced during our stay was the breakfast. There wasnt much selection and the cooked food was a bit too well cooked. I would happily stay again, just maybe prep myself for the breakfast next time!

Nice little hotel. Nothing flash as 3 stars but in a great spot to access the area. The pool up on level 15 is tops. Can see the beach and a nice afternoon breeze comes through. I would stay their again.

Thank you for the stay . Staff were fantastic , so helpful nothing was ever a problem . Location cleanliness facilities were sensational . Needed some gifts that I bought sent back to Australia the office staff were straight onto it and in know time they were on the way . Would stay there again in a heart beat

Room size pretty reasonable... Not much view of the seaside as blocked off by building.. Location wise is good as food & seaside is just 5 minutes away with the night market only 10 minutes away... Lots of shopping nearby and not far away by taxi to places of interest, Camh Pagoda, Morning market, White Buddha & Catheral..

I can definitely recommend this hotel, though the room is aging, the view is spectacular! Lots of food options right outside. Beach is just a stone's throw away. Night market just a block away. There is a mango vendor on bicycle selling sweet mangoes just at the corner, don't miss out.

Nice rooms. Good staff. OK breakfast, but not great. The hotel is located in a reasonably quiet location near the end of a narrow street just one block off of a nice beach. Because of the street layout the walk to the beach is a little farther than one block. Lots of restaurant options near by.

Tucked away in an alley way is the Prime hotel. FYI - this hotel holds onto your passport until the end of your stay so don’t freak out when they don’t give it back to you. The location is exceptional because it’s right around the corner from the beach. There are a bunch of massage places and a couple places to eat down this alley way. Best thing: you can’t really hear all that honking from the Main Street. Room is a decent size with a large bed. Not the comfiest but it will do. It’s a bit dark in the room - could use more lighting since there isn’t much natural light coming in. Bathroom comes with amenities however the shower is a bit weird. There’s a drain in the bathroom so when you shower, just know that the whole bathroom floor will most likely get wet. The hotel provides sandals for that purpose. There is no full length mirror. We don’t really have much a view because the window is so tiny. Bring your wall adapters because there’s no universal plug. Walls are very thin. You can hear the neighbors, the people above you, below you. They are very strict with towel inventory. They didn’t have beach towels to lend us so we used our regular towels and called in for fresh towels when we got back to the room. AC is very strong. Breakfast buffet was mediocre. The only thing I really enjoyed at breakfast were the fresh watermelon and passion fruit juices. The pool on the 15th floor had a great view but the water was too cold for my liking. The receptionist arranged for a taxi from the hotel to the airport which we definitely appreciated because during Tet, taxis were charging an outrageous amount. Overall, our stay was alright but great value for money.

The rooms at Prime were generally clean, even if the carpets had seen better days. On our first night, we left our key card with reception only to find it missing when we returned. When trying to check out, one of my friends was told that he had destroyed a towel (there was sunscreen on it - imagine that in a beach resort town). Reception refused to give him his passport until he paid for the towel. I'm guessing that at least five towels could have been purchased for the price he was asked to pay. I would not be keen on staying here again.

Disappointing hotel , I stayed here for 2 days and my room wasn’t cleaned or fresh towels supplied . The reception is very disappointing for WiFi . It can be noisy at night if you leave window open . Made mistake of leaving the air con needs on and ended up with chest infection.