Grandvrio Ocean Resort Danang

I stayed here with my father, who has become obsessed with traveling abroad after turning 60! All the staff were very friendly and helpful, and the Japanese manager was very attentive to my needs. I felt very safe traveling with my father, who is not yet used to traveling abroad and does not speak English. I had been feeling unwell since the day before we checked in, probably because of food poisoning, and when I was still in bed after checking in, the Japanese manager immediately called a nurse and gave me medicine. I was surprised and moved by the warmth of everyone, as I never expected that they would do something like that. I got better pretty quickly after that, and was able to enjoy my stay and sightseeing, which I am very grateful for. As for meals, we not only had the breakfast buffet, but also ate at the Japanese restaurant in the hotel for two consecutive nights. On the first day, I had been feeling unwell, so I ordered chawanmushi (the only thing I could eat, but it was very delicious and soothing) and a fruit platter, which I could order separately. On the second day, I ordered a soba noodle set. It was the sixth day of my trip to Vietnam and I was starting to miss the taste of Japan, so it was absolutely delicious! It was also great that there was a large public bath like the ones in Japan. Spas are cheap in Vietnam so I could go every day, but as a Japanese person, I was grateful to be able to warm up in a hot bath. The rooms, lobby, and other places were well-cleaned and clean, and I was very satisfied with every aspect of my stay, but I think that the manager and staff who were especially kind to me will remain in my memories of this trip as a parent and child. Thank you for a wonderful experience. (My father was also very grateful to the staff who accompanied him to a local shop to buy cigarettes and helped him when he forgot his wallet.)