Hue Hotels with Gym

I was treated like royalty from the moment I arrived for my 4 night stay. Requested a much earlier check in with no problem & no extra cost. Was offered a free upgrade to an incredible much larger apartment with a balcony overlooking the lagoon. Very comfortable bed & pillows. The housekeeping staff cleaned every day & left fresh water & fruit. The breakfast selection is huge with an 'egg station' to have your eggs cooked just how you like. I ordered dinner to my room in the evening & the food & service was impeccable. The free Yoga & Tai Chi Classes are an extra bonus & I got the chance to kayak on the Lagoon for 2 hours which is also free. If I needed help with anything I just had to message & was replied to immediately. I also requested a later check out & that was done with no problem. The staff here are absolutely wonderful, if only all hotel staff were like this! The only flaw at the Resort is the Bird Room. I didn't know birds would be in cages & unable to fly properly. This was upsetting & I can imagine may put some people off from booking. It doesn't make sense to cage birds when you are surrounded by them at the Resort. Apart from that aspect I have thoroughly enjoyed my stay & thank everyone who made it such a memorable experience.

Everything was perfect, even though there had been one of the heaviest rainstorms and floods beforehand. The staff were always friendly and incredibly attentive. We especially loved the hotel's Art Deco style. It's a shame we only had 2.5 days.

First of all, this hotel is a piece of art. The interior is absolutely beautiful. The rooms are also beautiful, you won’t stop taking pictures of the interior. The bed was super comfortable. Has an ATM across the street. The location was very good for exploring both the citadel and the tomb, however it is slightly far from the walking street and boat. There are some areas of to watch out for. The pool was cold and not suitable for swimming. The gym also closes at around 9 pm, which is quite early. The sauna is quite hidden. The shower curtain was old and had a smell. The bathrobe had some dirty spots. The breakfast was OK, very healthy, but I found a long string of hair in a chicken plate, which as upsetting.

Our stay here in Hue was honestly fantastic, starting with the unbeatable location - you step outside and literally everything you need is right around the corner. The room itself was a major highlight. We absolutely loved the panoramic windows, and the blackout curtains were top-notch, letting us actually sleep in without the morning sun waking us up. The level of cleanliness was impeccable across the board. The bed and pillows were decent and comfortable enough, but I do have one practical suggestion for the management: they really need to switch to proper fitted sheets. Using flat bottom sheets that constantly pull up and bunch together during the night is just annoying and takes away from the otherwise premium feel of the room. The breakfast was a total win. The buffet is gorgeous, offering a massive and incredibly diverse spread of delicious options to kick off the day. The only real curveball was the check-in experience. Instead of a warm, welcoming vibe, the front desk staff immediately hit us with a rigid list of ”rules and don'ts” in a surprisingly abrasive and almost rude tone. It definitely lacked that essential hospitality touch. Management really needs to coach their team on their delivery and customer service etiquette. But honestly, aside from that initial weird interaction, we had absolutely zero complaints. It’s a beautifully clean, well-located spot with a killer breakfast.

This was my first time staying at a Banyan Tree property and my first trip to Vietnam, so I was excited yet a little nervous. The experience turned out to be unexpectedly amazing, truly exceeding all my expectations. While this hotel isn't brand new, all the furniture and bathroom fixtures are impeccably maintained. Compared to other brand hotels I've stayed at recently, like the Westin in Phuket or even the Dusit Thani in the Maldives, Banyan Tree's brand standards are consistently stable and thorough. They offer twice-daily housekeeping, daily small gifts, and snacks, and on the last day, a bubble bath and romantic setup for two – all delightful surprises. Since our villa was on top of the hill, the buggy service was always prompt. Every staff member offered genuine, smiling service, incredibly patient, and even with limited English, there was none of that typical 'customer service' fake smile you often see in the hospitality industry. The spa truly deserves a special mention; I tried both the Banyan Tree and Angsana sister hotels' spas. The techniques were professional, the therapists put in great effort, and it was excellent value for money. I visited the spa four times during my seven-night, eight-day stay and still wanted more. Words can't express how highly I recommend it. I'm actually a very picky person, and a germaphobe, and over the past two decades, I've stayed at various five-star island resorts across several continents. This time, I'm truly grateful because it was a last-minute decision – I only booked and paid in September. After the trip, my initial apprehension turned into gratitude and satisfaction. I must say, Banyan Tree has won me over. I hope to try their properties in China this year.

I had a wonderful stay at Indochine Palace Hotel in Huế. The hotel combines classic elegance with modern comfort, creating a luxurious yet welcoming atmosphere. The rooms are spacious, spotless, and very comfortable, with excellent beds and thoughtful amenities. The staff were outstanding—friendly, professional, and always willing to help. The breakfast buffet offered a great selection of both Vietnamese and international dishes, all fresh and delicious. The swimming pool, gym, and spa were also excellent and made the stay even more enjoyable. The only downside was the layout of the twin room. It is not very convenient for friends sharing a room because the toilet and bathroom are connected by a single door, which offers limited privacy. Overall, Indochine Palace offers excellent value for a five-star hotel. Despite the room layout, I would happily stay here again and recommend it to anyone visiting Huế.

Nice old-fashioned hotel in the center of city. You can get to tha river and Palace by feet. Rooms wew clear and there was good choice of food for breakfast. Unfortunately we didn't have an opportunity to try swimming pool and spa as they were on renovation

The breakfast was excellent, and the pool area was spacious. The rooms were new and didn't have that formaldehyde smell. It's about an hour's drive from the airport. A big shout-out to the hotel's service, which truly exceeded expectations for the price – really top-notch!

Very friendly and helpful staff in front desk ❤️ Linh, Dung, Thao, Nhung very clean room thank you housekeeping 🙂 Love the breakfast and my daily hue coffeeeee 🥞 Recommend for anyone who want comfortable, easy access to sightseeing and quiet.

Charming French colonial hotel with a lot of history. We loved the location and service. Very nice breakfast outside with decent choice on offer. Could do with a refresh in the rooms but all in all, good value for money.