The Hanoi Lotus Boutique Hotel sits in Hanoi’s Old Quarter — the historic, walkable heart of the city — and that location is the strongest argument for booking it. Step outside and you’re immediately surrounded by restaurants, shops, and the kind of street-level character that the business district hotels require a Grab ride to reach….
The Jade Boutique Hotel sits in one of Hanoi’s best neighborhoods for walkability — a short stroll from Hanoi Cathedral and Hoan Kiem Lake — at a price point that’s hard to argue with. We stayed in May 2026 at around $40 a night on Agoda, breakfast included. The room is compact. There’s no getting…
This Symphony Suites Ipoh review covers a one night budget stay that delivers the essentials without overcomplicating things. The room is basic but includes a small separate living room space — a practical touch that adds a bit of breathing room compared to a standard single room layout. The fitness center is on site for…
This WEIL Hotel Ipoh review covers one of the most surprising stays in the Crash Course Hotels catalog — and a property that changed how I think about what a heritage city hotel can be. Ipoh is one of Malaysia’s most underrated destinations and the WEIL sits at the centre of it with direct mall…
This 56 Hotel Sukhumvit review covers a budget option in the Bang Na area of Bangkok — a quieter, more local part of the city that sits away from the tourist chaos without sacrificing convenience. Bang Na has a different feel from central Bangkok. More local, less hectic — the kind of neighborhood where you…
This Hadana Boutique Hotel review covers one of the genuine hidden gems in the Crash Course Hotels catalogue — and the property that convinced me to start covering boutique hotels. Hoi An is one of Southeast Asia’s most charming destinations and the Hadana sits in a sweet spot geographically. At a 16 minute walk from…
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