“Tuyệt vời”
The location was beautiful and not too far from the center, but there was no national electricity grid.
Cong7 bulan lalu
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An Son·7.3
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atau langsung ketik aja — “sekitar tanggal 20, tiga malam”
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NAM DU PALACE Hotel in An Son offers family rooms with sea or mountain views, air-conditioning, balconies, and private bathrooms, featuring work desks, TVs, and electric kettles. The hotel boasts a year-round outdoor pool, lush garden, on-site restaurant, and bar, with free WiFi and amenities like a coffee shop and 24-hour front desk. It's 10 km from An Son Beach and 15 km from Kien Hai Beach, with nearby hiking opportunities.
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The location was beautiful and not too far from the center, but there was no national electricity grid.
Cong·7 bulan lalu
The receptionist was amazing and couldn't do enough for you. Loved the island and with a bit of a clean up and refurbishment the beach area could be fantastic. No food available but we found an amazing place with a view of the harbour so was no issue. Unfortunately this hotel is overpriced resulting in this being underused. It was like staying in a hotel that had closed down. All the hospitality areas had stacked furnitue in the corner of the rooms. We had a bottle of wine on the patio area by the beach when 21.00 came every light went of including in the empty hotel lights. We used our phone torch to navigate back to our room. I dread to think what would happen in an emergency no staff, lights nothing. This hotel needs to lowered costs open a restaurant (you could only have food if there were four of you!) A bar and it could be so vibrant with the facilities they have. it's like they have given up
Clark·8 bulan lalu
The view was stunning, but the breakfast was poor with few options; the only thing worth paying for was the view.
Quoc·9 bulan lalu
Sea views were great, but the interior was not clean.
Vu·9 bulan lalu
The view and the large pool were nice, but the tiles were broken and my daughter cut her foot on them. Everything else seemed abandoned; the staff were unpleasant—rare in Vietnam—and the breakfast was non‑existent. Everything was dirty and dilapidated, towels had brown stains, and everything fell apart… it was a place to avoid; we didn’t even seek luxury, yet we had to change hotels.
Nicolas·10 bulan lalu