Thanh Kieu Beach Resort

Pros: Location - beachfront and a nice, beautiful beach. They generously provide towels, and they provide plenty of them every day. Beautiful grounds, very green. Breakfasts are good, not overly rich, but there's plenty to choose from. Outdoor toilets and showers are interesting. The hotel's eco-friendly approach is also great: no plastic bottles, lots of wood and wood products. Secured parking. Now, the cons: 1. Upon arrival, only water was available in the room for a fee. A carafe and a tap with filtered water are provided near the restaurant, but it would have been nice if guests had water immediately upon arrival (after a long journey, going to get water can be quite a hassle). 2. If you want to iron your clothes, you have to pay. There are no irons or ironing boards in the rooms, and they don't even bring them to your room upon request. If you want your clothes pressed, you'll have to pay 30,000 VND per item. 3. The sliding shower door is broken and makes noise in the wind all day and night. 4. Upon arrival, we found sand in the bed, and one of the white towels was dirty. 5. There's not enough curtains; we have to keep the windows closed because other guests are walking around. 6. The reception staff isn't particularly friendly.

My impression of the hotel was good. It's a shame there wasn't enough space around the pool. The grounds were well-maintained. Attentive housekeeping.

In terms of location, it is indeed very close to the sea. It takes about 2 minutes to walk from the room to the beach, and you can see a beautiful sunset. However, for this location, you need to walk a long time from the main road to the hotel entrance, especially the small road leading to the hotel is bumpy and not friendly to people dragging suitcases. The garden environment is very good, with flowers and trees, wax apples and jackfruit trees, but the price paid is too many mosquitoes. The hygiene in the room is very poor, at the level of a farmhouse, the bath towels are very old and dirty, and the weird thing is the bedding. The quilt cover can be opened all around, and even every edge of the quilt can see the quilt core covered with yellow dirty marks. All the water and drinks seen in the room are charged, there is no free mineral water, you can only bring your own bottle to get purified water from the restaurant. The air conditioning in the room is not good, and the door gap is large, so mosquitoes will enter, and you must use a mosquito net when sleeping. There is no TV in the room. Because it is an outdoor open-air bathroom, there are ants in the bathroom. The tap water in the bathroom will obviously taste bitter when brushing your teeth and rinsing your mouth. The breakfast is not good, with very few varieties, and an additional breakfast for a child costs an extra $15. When booking, it should be a room with a queen size bed and a single bed. The front desk changed it to a room with only one bed on the pretext of upgrading, and an extra bed costs an extra $25. Because of the language problem, the Vietnamese English has a heavy accent, so I didn't want to argue, so I just slept for one night. The price is completely inconsistent with the room quality. I don't understand why there are so many good reviews. This is the worst hotel on this trip, avoid it!

Still very satisfied, the location is convenient and you can rent a motorcycle.