Luxe Paradise Residence Nguyen Khac Hieu

When I stayed there, the building was undergoing renovation. The room was large, had a bathtub, and had all the amenities of a condo, including a washing machine, a bathtub, a TV that could watch YouTube and Netflix, and could connect to my phone. There was a microwave, a hood, a refrigerator, a stove, a kettle, and even a rice cooker. It was so cute.

The entrance to Paradise is now covered with a blue construction curtain, so you have to enter through the parking lot and a dirty elevator. Getting to your room without getting dirty is almost impossible. Construction dust is everywhere, on all floors, and flies into the crack under the door to the room. Construction and its "charms" (dirt, noise, smells, builders in the windows) - this is not all that awaits you in this hotel. Judging by the photos, the room promised to be with new furniture and repairs, but in fact this turned out to be completely wrong. Dirty, dusty furniture, dirty walls. The bath, plumbing, dishes are all also stained, greasy, limestone and just household. Lots of hair everywhere - on the floor, in the bathroom, sink and in the bed. In the sink and under the microwave there are remnants of food from previous preparations and, naturally, as a result, food flies. In general, so far it all looks not like heaven, but like hell, Luxe Hell. I ran away from there, having previously spent a day negotiating with the owner about returning the money.