My first impression is that the bus company is professional. I went from Hue to Hanoi. The bus cabin is clean, the blankets are fragrant, and the toilet is also clean. The bus runs smoothly, and every time it stops at a station, they spray the cabins to reduce the smell. There is a place to charge your phone and headphones. However, when the bus reached Ninh Binh, the bus staff asked me to move to the lower floor for someone else to lie down. I was fine with it, no problem. The bus staff also forgot to wake me up when I returned to Hanoi, because they thought there was no one else on the bus :)) Overall experience is okay, more expensive but quite clean and comfortable, mostly Western guests, few Vietnamese guests

Excellent. The tour operator has shuttle buses to many locations, a clean private waiting room, free snacks, fruit juices, and wifi. The driver is polite and courteous. The only small minus point is that the restroom is not clean and convenient (lack of toilet paper and hand washing lids).

It is very difficult for foreigners to understand the location of the bus terminal and where the buses come from. I arrived an hour before the bus departed, but after walking for over an hour they finally called me and found me. The service was normal, but anyway I slept better than in a hotel because I was so comfortable. It would be nice if the horns were less loud. But I enjoyed it so I give it full marks. Thank you very much.

I arrived in Hanoi at 1:30 am. I was nervous about being alone in a strange city in the middle of the night. But the driver was very enthusiastic in helping me contact a taxi and carefully instructed the taxi driver. I would like to take this opportunity to thank the young taxi driver whose name I did not have time to ask for the name of the Sao Thu Do company. The passenger who arrived at the Thang Long City urban area in Dai Mo Nam Tu Liem at midnight that night had a very good impression of him.

Here’s my honest review of my experience traveling with this company from Hanoi to Danang. The Good: • Immaculate cleanliness: The bus was impressively clean, and they are very strict about maintaining this standard – eating is not allowed on board. It’s the first time I’ve seen such a focus on cleanliness in Vietnam. Everything inside the bus looked new and spotless. • Reliable WiFi: The onboard WiFi worked perfectly throughout the trip. • Charging options: USB and USB-C charging ports were available, which I also encountered for the first time. • Quiet and peaceful environment: They didn’t leave the lights on unnecessarily or play loud music, which made it easy to relax and sleep during the journey. • Regular restroom stops: They scheduled frequent stops, making it convenient for everyone. The Not-So-Good: • Last-minute change of pickup location: A few hours before departure, they informed me that the pickup point had been changed to a location about 30 minutes farther away. However, they compensated me with 100,000 VND, which I found fair. • Unfriendly drivers: The drivers weren’t particularly friendly or helpful, but nothing unbearable. • Overcrowded transfer in Danang: When we transferred to another bus to get to our hotel in Danang, it was overcrowded, and I ended up sitting on a plastic stool in the middle aisle, which wasn’t ideal. Overall: Despite a few minor inconveniences, I had a positive experience with this company. It’s by far the best bus service I’ve used in Vietnam. The cleanliness, comfort, and quietness made a significant difference, and I would recommend it to anyone traveling this route.