“Juli is very helpful and place is right near everything u need. I’d stay in the brown room again but never the more expe”
The balcony offered a lovely view over the lake. Juli was lovely, caring, and accommodating—a very nice lady. The chef, also a lovely lady, went to great lengths to prepare a cute little breakfast. The cheaper back rooms (the brown ones) were nicer, bigger, more comfortable, and had a good bathroom, though they lacked windows. We stayed three nights in the most expensive balcony room, which was dirty and grim. The air‑con was so noisy that we had to try to fix it by pulling it up a bit and placing something underneath to stop the settling, because we couldn’t sleep. The fridge in the room only gave us one key, and when you leave the room it cuts off all electricity, so the fridge was always warm. We were greeted by a young man at reception, whose first words after hello were the rules. We do not want any stains at all on the bed sheets! 😱😱🤨🤨 Such a random awkward thing to say when just rolling up to a hotel 😆🤦🏻♀️ The room had stains all over the walls, dirty curtains, and a pretty dirty bathroom, all very dated and tired. We had booked for three nights and had booked an additional night to return after an excursion (we had done all this before arriving in Vietnam). The room we had for one night was the cheaper brown room. It was a lot more modern, with a clean bathroom, nice air‑con, and a comfy bed. It was also quieter, definitely the better room. Breakfast was cute, very Vietnamese, and everything I tasted was good. Right on the lake, so noisy, but all noise calms down after 10:30 pm. Good central location.
Sharon4 weeks ago