We arrived late at night. There was no accessible ramp at the entrance, so we had to carry our luggage up about eight steps to reach the hotel.
Upon entering the room, we found quite a few mosquitoes. There were also some geckos near the door, but since there was a lot of greenery, at least we saw geckos instead of cockroaches, which is a plus! Beneficial insects are good.
As for the mosquitoes, no need to worry. The reception area has plenty of electric mosquito swatters you can take to deal with them. Basically, with ample air conditioning, after the first round of mosquito extermination, there weren't many left.
On the first night, a mango was provided in the room, but generally, Vietnamese mangoes aren't very tasty.
The room was well-equipped with a tea set, kettle, dishes, and a refrigerator.
The mattress was quite comfortable.
The pillows were also good and provided enough height.
The bathroom had good water pressure.
From 3 to 5 PM, the hotel offers a floating afternoon tea. If you're a hotel guest by the pool during that time, they'll bring you a basket for photos, including sliced watermelon, mango pudding, and two glasses of watermelon juice.
It's very Instagrammable, and you won't get sunburnt, but there's still plenty of light.
Regarding the location, there are many famous seafood restaurants nearby with good reviews, all within walking distance.
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