I stayed for 3 nights during the September Silver Week.
It might be at the edge of Nha Trang's city center.
The room has a balcony overlooking the beach.
The location is excellent, right in front of the beach.
Waking up to a sea view is truly uplifting.
It has a king bed and a balcony.
The room is spacious.
There's a sink and an induction hob for a kitchen, but it said to contact them if you want to use the induction hob.
For a large hotel, the check-in process was quite disorganized.
The elevators are separated into low-floor and high-floor. It's written by the elevators on the 1st floor, but I didn't pay attention and only realized it the next day. Many people seem confused about this.
Perhaps the low-floor/high-floor separation was an afterthought, as both elevators are available on my floor, and it's not indicated which is which, making it hard to tell. It is written on the 1st floor though. I thought they could have mentioned it during check-in.
The window's heat insulation seems weak, so the air conditioning isn't very effective on sunny days.
For some reason, the refrigerator's cooling power is also weak.
The room was cleaned properly, and two bottles of water were replenished daily.
The power outlets are universal, but Japanese plugs were difficult to insert.
There's a party happening on the beach every day.
It usually ends between 1 and 2 AM,
but until then, the heavy bass can be felt even with the windows closed.
During check-out, I was told to wait 10 minutes for a room check, but after about 20 minutes, I had to go ask, and only then was I told everything was fine.
There's a pool and a gym on the 6th floor.
There was also a dedicated area for the hotel on the beach directly in front.
I didn't use the breakfast, but it cost 280k₫.
A commercial complex called VINCOM is annexed to the hotel.
There's a supermarket on the 2nd floor, so shopping is convenient. There are also many restaurants.
Money exchange is also available on the 1st floor there.
Despite several issues,
the location is wonderful, which alone makes it worth staying.
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