This is a low budget hotel, so I knew not to expect a great deal, but for it's location and it's pricing you might want to consider it if on a limited budget.
Firstly, the location: The hotel is in between Ben Than Market and Park 23/9 with no shortage of shops and food stalls around, and most attractions are easily walkable even if you are only moderately fit. It's also close to the convergence of two busy roads, so be ready for some traffic noise.
Reception: Small and simple, check in is very straightforward.
Room access: A steep, dark, very narrow staircase, or small rickety lift, neither of which is great if you have a large bag or case.
Room security: No the best, door access is by a standard metal key, there is no safe in the rooms, and very little storage, although there is a small fridge / mini bar.
Facilities: None really, no breakfast available, telephone in the room only allows you to dial within the hotel or locally (no international calls possible, even from reception)!
Air conditioning is pretty good and surprisingly quiet.
TV: Dozens of channels,all of them so fuzzy as to make them unwatchable.
Bathroom: Dated, tired and not that well sealed. The shower has very good temperature and pressure control, although the toilet flushes quite weakly and is prone to blocking easily.
Room: Basic, but at least with a window (many budget hotels in this part of Asia have rooms with no windows, or sometimes an "artificial" one, usually a large photograph with curtains). Decor again very basic, good size bed, very small bedside table, tiny circular snack table with two stools, and a small tea/coffee making table with a mirror above it.
Plenty of electrical sockets, some of which work.
Annoyingly, no bedside light, or light-switch to turn off the lights once in bed.
Housekeeping: Minimal - bathroom consumables replaced, complimentary water replaced, and bed tidied, that's about it. Windows and frames haven't been cleaned in goodness know's how long, the same goes for the wardrobe top - I went to put my bag up there but soon changed my mind!
In short, if you want somewhere cheap, close to the city centre to have a shower and a sleep, then this will get you through.
I am pretty much a somewhere to sleep and a decent shower person, but I do prefer a hotel to be at least clean, and have a safe.
In a country like Vietnam, going out to find a good cheap breakfast is never a problem.
Stay here in future? Very unlikely.