“Liebenswürdige Gastgeber”
First off, it’s a really beautiful spot among coconut palms, and the huts are spacious and well equipped—top! But the surroundings aren’t as great; it’s far outside the city behind a big through‑road that’s barely audible, yet the neighborhood is crammed with powerful speakers blasting Vietnamese music, which isn’t exactly melodic for Western ears. I wanted to sit outside at night and listen to nature, but that was sometimes impossible. Luckily the Vietnamese government has a curfew from 10 pm, so you can sleep in peace. The fact that it’s so far away only becomes clear through reviews; the description should mark the location so guests know exactly where it is. On that street there’s nothing but a few shops, construction, and heavy traffic. You can’t just go out for a nice dinner or a beer in the evening. Without a scooter you’re completely stranded, but that also gives you a chance to explore the surroundings, which can be quite nice if you drive far enough. I still chose this place because I thought I’d find a quiet, idyllic spot, but the Vietnam disco in the neighborhood destroyed any sense of tranquility. It was a disappointment for me. In the end I was glad I only booked two nights. It’s a shame and really a disaster for the operators, who are incredibly kind and helpful, but they can’t do anything about the neighbors.
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