Southern Vietnam Romantic Vacations

After having spent 3 nights in a place organise by the tour I was on, I was very VERY excited for the nice hotel I'd booked. They were very welcoming and opened the doors for us, and as we were early, we left our bags to do some exploring before our check in time. The beds were a little hard, but a bit better than most I'd been sleeping on across South East Asia. The room was fairly spacious (twin as I was travelling with my bestie). There was an odd smell down the hallway, and in our room. We got accustomed to it, and noticed that some of the taxis we took also had the same smell. Not sure if it was a specific incense or something. It was a little off putting. The interior was dark and a bit old, but the room was comfortable and the bathroom was spacious. We also had access to the mini bar for free which was great as it was so hot outside. The massage parlor was my favourite experience! It was the best massage I've ever had! Highly reccommend. The tipping confused us. They had a base price, then the final price with a tip, but then they seemed to expect more tip even though it was included. As I'm from Australia and we don't have a tipping culture, we were confused as to why we were being asked for extra. We did give a little bit as it was an awesome massage, but we have no idea if it was an appropriate amount. The breakfast buffet was great, and had enough options for everyone. Overall, a good stay!

From the minute we arrive we felt very welcomed by the hotel staff, in particular Tran Luong was extremely helpful.

Loved the history and old charm of the place. Bathrooms need an upgrade - bath is awkward for an older person, and shower not great. Staff were friendly and helpful

Quite a good bungalow, large, spacious. Of the minuses I will note the already quite outdated equipment and furniture. The jacuzzi is too old and does not heat the water, so there is no need to use it. The housing needs repairs, as there are many cracks where insects crawl. Overall, a good bungalow, the resort has a large stunning pool with a view of the sea.

Friendly staff. Special shout-out to Paolo, hyunh and team. Room for improvement: Separate kitchen for halal food.

Loved the history and old charm of the place. Bathrooms need an upgrade - bath is awkward for an older person, and shower not great. Staff were friendly and helpful

Friendly staff. Special shout-out to Paolo, hyunh and team. Room for improvement: Separate kitchen for halal food.

Very spacious, quiet environment.

After having spent 3 nights in a place organise by the tour I was on, I was very VERY excited for the nice hotel I'd booked. They were very welcoming and opened the doors for us, and as we were early, we left our bags to do some exploring before our check in time. The beds were a little hard, but a bit better than most I'd been sleeping on across South East Asia. The room was fairly spacious (twin as I was travelling with my bestie). There was an odd smell down the hallway, and in our room. We got accustomed to it, and noticed that some of the taxis we took also had the same smell. Not sure if it was a specific incense or something. It was a little off putting. The interior was dark and a bit old, but the room was comfortable and the bathroom was spacious. We also had access to the mini bar for free which was great as it was so hot outside. The massage parlor was my favourite experience! It was the best massage I've ever had! Highly reccommend. The tipping confused us. They had a base price, then the final price with a tip, but then they seemed to expect more tip even though it was included. As I'm from Australia and we don't have a tipping culture, we were confused as to why we were being asked for extra. We did give a little bit as it was an awesome massage, but we have no idea if it was an appropriate amount. The breakfast buffet was great, and had enough options for everyone. Overall, a good stay!

From the minute we arrive we felt very welcomed by the hotel staff, in particular Tran Luong was extremely helpful.

After having spent 3 nights in a place organise by the tour I was on, I was very VERY excited for the nice hotel I'd booked. They were very welcoming and opened the doors for us, and as we were early, we left our bags to do some exploring before our check in time. The beds were a little hard, but a bit better than most I'd been sleeping on across South East Asia. The room was fairly spacious (twin as I was travelling with my bestie). There was an odd smell down the hallway, and in our room. We got accustomed to it, and noticed that some of the taxis we took also had the same smell. Not sure if it was a specific incense or something. It was a little off putting. The interior was dark and a bit old, but the room was comfortable and the bathroom was spacious. We also had access to the mini bar for free which was great as it was so hot outside. The massage parlor was my favourite experience! It was the best massage I've ever had! Highly reccommend. The tipping confused us. They had a base price, then the final price with a tip, but then they seemed to expect more tip even though it was included. As I'm from Australia and we don't have a tipping culture, we were confused as to why we were being asked for extra. We did give a little bit as it was an awesome massage, but we have no idea if it was an appropriate amount. The breakfast buffet was great, and had enough options for everyone. Overall, a good stay!

From the minute we arrive we felt very welcomed by the hotel staff, in particular Tran Luong was extremely helpful.

Loved the history and old charm of the place. Bathrooms need an upgrade - bath is awkward for an older person, and shower not great. Staff were friendly and helpful