Name: Tigon Homestay
Address: 34 Le Quy Don Street Cam Pho Ward,Le Quy Don Street, Hoi An, Hoi An, Hoi An, 51000, Vietnam
Rating: 8

Air conditioning

Smoke-free property

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Family room

Cable TV

Mosquito net

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Ironing

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Offsite parking reservations required

Parking

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treatment

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bay-view

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canal-view

city-view

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golf-view

harbour-view

inland-view

lake-view

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mountain-view

ocean-front

ocean-view

oceanside

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park-view

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partial-sea-view

partial-view

pool-view

river-view

sea-front

sea-view

street-view

sunrise-view

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water-view

with-view

annex

basement

main-building

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not-guaranteed

wired-internet-access

smoking

sauna

duplex

safe

mini-bar

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pets-allowed

wi-fi

kitchen

Tigon hostel was the cutest hostel with very nice views and good food! The owner and all the staff were so friendly and welcoming and gave it a really nice feeling like you’re at home. They had a nice area to chill and I think the staff bonded with everybody so we really got this one community feeling. They have good tours and you rent a motorbike from them too. Rooms were all tidy and the beds comfortable. 11/10 experience. We arrived at 4am and were given blankets and pillows and could just sleep on the lounge until the morning. 

One of the best hostel experiences! 

Tigon Homestay is situated right near to the Old city and the temple. It's a super nice stay. Rooms with private balcony to private garden. Clean and spacious. I stayed for ten days. Well .. the family (a couple and their grown up son) don't speak a word english. And you must be at home at the latest 10.30 pm. No breakfast. But still a lovely place to stay. Quiet with a big garden behind the house.

Tigon Homestay Hoi An

This was one of the best hostels I stay for a long time. Room is small but it is very clean. Enjoy space inside the house with very big ground and a green garden. The location was fairly close to the city and with free bikes, it was easy to get into town.

Good stay, Good location

Arrived in the rain wet and tired from a long days drive with barely any greeting only to be told the room we saw advertised online for €6 was now €9. We asked why we could not just book the room for the advertised price........ the man ignored us and quickly ushered his wife whom in a very rude manner immediately informed us the place was full and they had no rooms... 

So off we went in the pouring rain to find another place..... a blessing in disguise.

BE WARNED

MOST HORRIBLE PEOPLE IVE MET IN VIETNAM

I don't usually write good or bad reviews about places, but people deserve to know about this place. 

The first day we arrived we were impressed with the cleanliness and friendliness. There was a shared bathroom, which is not advertised but we previously knew this due to other reviews. We availed of their free bicycles on the first night and enjoyed our stay. 

On the second day we used the free bicycles again without a problem. We decided to go for a few drinks, ending up in tiger tiger 2. I cycled back to the homestay at around 3am, the father was in the garden sitting in the dark. I realised my friend had the key to the room so I went to return to my friend. When I was leaving the father would not let me leave. He physically restrained me, with his arms tightly held around my waist and I had to basically wrestle him off. Even then he was grabbing my arms to prevent me from leaving. I eventually left. I believe he was trying to be protective as it was late at night and I was a woman by myself, but a host should never touch a guest, never mind physically restrain them for simply trying to leave.  

After joining back up with my friend we stayed out for a little longer. Somewhere on the journey home the key to the bike lock fell out of the basket. When we returned home the man was still sitting in the garden, he did not seem to care about the bike lock. 

The next day we tried to a rent a motor bike, we asked the son where the father was so we could rent a bike and he would not look up from his computer to help us. We managed to find the father ourselves and rent from him at about 1pm, for what we agreed to be 24 hours. This was not a problem at the time. We went about our day on the bike, had fittings for clothes from a tailor and saw the sights. When we came back to the homestay, it was evident that they were in our room, however the towels and linens were not replaced and nothing was cleaned so there was no reason for them to have been in our room. We thought this was odd but this didn't flag any issues with us at the time. 

The next morning, at about 9am we went to get back on our motorbike. The father grabbed the keys from us and refused to let us use the bike if we didn't pay for a full extra day, even though he knew we had a bus to catch at 1pm and 24 hours was agreed. He walked away from us and completely ignored us when we tried to speak to him. Him walking away from us occured several times. He demanded that we go to the market to buy him a new bicycle lock, even though this was never mentioned previously (it happened 2 days ago) and we had no mode of transport. He was talking to us rudely through a customer who was having breakfast there (a local). This customer told us to ignore him because "he is like this". We reluctantly offered to pay him for a full new day for the bike because we needed it, even though we had previously agreed 24 hours. He kept the key and walked off, regardless of us trying to speak with him. 

We rented a bike from another place and went back to our tailor. The first thing the tailor told us is that she called our homestay the previous night to inform us of changes she was making to the clothes. She said how rude the woman from the homestay was to her by hanging up on her and refusing to talk to her.  We heard nothing from the homestay about this. When we returned the mother of the homestay screamed at us to check out, even though it was only 12.05 (checkout time 12pm). We would have been back on time if they had given us the bike. When we left, they didn't say a word to us and were as cold as ice. I do not understand this behaviour as all we did was lose a key to a bike lock.. which we replaced for 50,000 dong. 

We have had so many other nice accommodations in Vietnam and in particular hoi an, we would strongly recommend avoiding this place and stay elsewhere. As seasoned travellers, I can honestly say this is the worst and most upsetting accommodation we have stayed in. AVOID AT ALL COSTS.

DO NOT STAY HERE

Stayed here for three nights with my partner. Our room was very spacious and clean which was nice! The gentleman who I think lives there and works there is very lovely! Speaks no english what so ever but was very kind and helped us in every way he could. Pushbikes were available to borrow for free, which was awesome and useful. 

The gentleman I mentioned before, his sister came around and was chatting with us, she's one of the millions of seamstresses in Hoi An and gave us her card. She wasn't pushy like a lot of other were and said to look around and come back to her for a better deal if we wanted. We did and did not regret it, so we highly recommend going to The Vy to get any tailoring done. :)

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