Overall, I was satisfied. The rooms are indeed old, but the food was delicious, and the service, though friendly, was slow.
First off, the buffet dinner exceeded my expectations. While the selection wasn't huge or particularly refined, every dish was delicious! The flavors were carefully crafted, showing the hotel's dedication.
Compared to dinner, breakfast was a letdown. There was a wide variety, but it was mostly staple foods with very few side dishes or meats. The breakfast area also lacked proper organization; seating was chaotic, and empty tables weren't cleared promptly.
As other reviews mentioned, the room had a damp smell. I stayed in a fishing room on the first floor and definitely felt the humidity. The facilities were old and couldn't withstand close inspection. However, there were so many fish, hahahaha! I didn't mind the size, and they were biting really well.
The staff were very enthusiastic, but their response time was incredibly slow. It took forty minutes for fishing rods to arrive, and they forgot my request for a bottle of water. After asking again, it took another half hour for it to be delivered. When I asked the front desk if they had eye masks, they said no, but then I ran into housekeeping on my way back to the room, who said they did have them 😅. The hotel's overall management feels a bit puzzling.
The outdoor pool wasn't particularly clean, and it lacked an overflow system, so there was nowhere to spit. There were also a lot of children.
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