Room: For a resort, the room is a bit small. You get 4 free bottles of water daily. The air conditioning is incredibly loud, like a plane taking off. The bed is a bit small, but there's a balcony where you can dry clothes. The quality of the slippers and toothpaste is very poor, comparable to a 2-star hotel in China (eco-friendly, perhaps).
Environment: The kids' pool is decent, you can dive in, and there's a small soccer field. The 5th-floor pool is under renovation and unusable, with some construction noise. You can use the infinity pool at the neighboring Holiday Inn, which offers better sea views. The kids' club is very small, almost just a gimmick. There's a foot-washing station at the entrance, convenient for rinsing off after the beach.
Surroundings: It's a 5-6 minute walk to the beach and about a 10-minute walk to Terminal 21. There's a 7-Eleven downstairs, and plenty of dining options, Chinatown, Japanese restaurants, massage parlors, and shops for swimwear and floats are all nearby. You can temporarily park at the entrance, and taxis can wait there.
Breakfast: For a resort or 4-star standard, it's just average. They have fruits, bread, coffee, and salads, but nothing particularly stands out. The noodle soup is pre-cooked, and you add the broth yourself, it's not made fresh.
Service: It's okay, generally adequate. Things you need are delivered quickly.
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