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Two questions For Hoi An / Da Nang:
Does anyone have a driver service they recommend if we wanted to hire a driver for a few days? Any thoughts on where to stay in the Da Nang / Hoi An area? Open to both City / Beach, Wife's requirements are a Clean Room, pool that gets lots of sun and as few mosquitos as possible. My requirements are a happy wife (and maybe a tennis court). The 4S is the only thing that really feels like a guarantee, but don't really want to stretch the budget that far, for everything else the reviews seem all over the place. |
Originally Posted by oblisk
(Post 36020631)
Two questions For Hoi An / Da Nang:
Does anyone have a driver service they recommend if we wanted to hire a driver for a few days? Any thoughts on where to stay in the Da Nang / Hoi An area? Open to both City / Beach, Wife's requirements are a Clean Room, pool that gets lots of sun and as few mosquitos as possible. My requirements are a happy wife (and maybe a tennis court). The 4S is the only thing that really feels like a guarantee, but don't really want to stretch the budget that far, for everything else the reviews seem all over the place. |
Originally Posted by pjs
(Post 36021370)
Not sure when you're going but we have the Hyatt Regency booked for April for a couple of nights. Applied a suite upgrade award and as Globalist it should be a very nice stay. It's on the beach and seems fairly close to both Da Nang and Hoi An (and has a shuttle to Hoi An as well). Will post a review when we return in the Hyatt forum.
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For the plug used in Vietnam it seems there are 3 types: A (commonly used in the U.S.), C (commonly used throughput Europe), and F (which I'm not familiar with).
If my adapter works for both the U.S. (type A) and Europe (type C) is that sufficient, as would a type C be interchangeable with a type F, or would I also need a new adapter for type F? Thanks! |
Originally Posted by MarkP24
(Post 36143207)
For the plug used in Vietnam it seems there are 3 types: A (commonly used in the U.S.), C (commonly used throughput Europe), and F (which I'm not familiar with).
If my adapter works for both the U.S. (type A) and Europe (type C) is that sufficient, as would a type C be interchangeable with a type F, or would I also need a new adapter for type F? Thanks! |
Originally Posted by MarkP24
(Post 36143207)
For the plug used in Vietnam it seems there are 3 types: A (commonly used in the U.S.), C (commonly used throughput Europe), and F (which I'm not familiar with).
If my adapter works for both the U.S. (type A) and Europe (type C) is that sufficient, as would a type C be interchangeable with a type F, or would I also need a new adapter for type F? Thanks! |
Originally Posted by ElevatorEnthusiast
(Post 36143408)
I think C and F are interchangable? I've seen both throughout the EU?
https://cimg6.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.fly...814048b612.jpg Type C plug https://cimg1.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.fly...98a1ea00a6.jpg Type F plug https://cimg5.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.fly...7a18725589.jpg Type F socket. Type C plug will fit in a type F socket. To the best of my recollection, we only used type C plugs in Vietnam. |
Originally Posted by ElevatorEnthusiast
(Post 36143408)
I think C and F are interchangable? I've seen both throughout the EU?
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Thanks all! I really appreciate your feedback!!
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Originally Posted by ElevatorEnthusiast
(Post 36143408)
I think C and F are interchangable? I've seen both throughout the EU?
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Originally Posted by MarkP24
(Post 36143207)
For the plug used in Vietnam it seems there are 3 types: A (commonly used in the U.S.), C (commonly used throughput Europe), and F (which I'm not familiar with).
If my adapter works for both the U.S. (type A) and Europe (type C) is that sufficient, as would a type C be interchangeable with a type F, or would I also need a new adapter for type F? Thanks! |
Originally Posted by magXY
(Post 36144425)
Both are common here: a type C plug will fit in a type F socket but a type F plug WILL NOT fit a type C socket
Originally Posted by magXY
(Post 36144432)
Type C plug will be fine, don't worry about F (what we usually call Schuko)
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Originally Posted by TWA884
(Post 36004963)
Our arrangements were booked through AsiaDesk, a boutique US travel agency specializing in Southeast Asia. I'll PM you the contact information for our local guide in central Vietnam.
I'll echo SanDiego1K's sentiments that Hue is far more interesting than Hoi An and Da Nang. We also found Azerai La Residence to be superb. |
Originally Posted by pjs
(Post 36153673)
We’re at Azerai right now and while it’s very nice, I can’t really recommend it because the wifi is way too slow. I need to keep in touch with the office and it’s been an issue. Also we found Hue a bit boring. I guess if you’re massively into pre-1945 Vietnamese history you will love it. I enjoyed the citadel for a few hours and we had some decent street food but other than that, HCM and Hanoi were way more interesting and fun to explore. Headed to the Hyatt on the beach in Da Nang/Hoi A later and will spend some time in Hoi An. While I’m sure it’s touristy, it looks interesting.
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Transit Visa. NZ passport
Hi. My kids and I are passing throught Vietnam (Ho Chi Minh) for 3 days enroute to Europe. Couple of questions...
We are New Zealand passport holders and therefore (I believe) need an evisa. I've read there is a transit visa, rather than the tourist visa. I cant seem to find where to apply for that. Secondly, staying in district 1, at 9pm are Grab plentiful outside the airport? Do they have a Grab pick-up location like other Asian airports. Our onward flight from SGN is at 5am, again, are Grab available early and how long would the trip take early hours (wondering what time to leave the accommodation). I'm planning on grabbing some currency local (wise). Are AtM available in the arrivals hall? Any other helpful tips for our first visit |
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