Hotellit pysäköintimahdollisuudella - Keski-Vietnam, Vietnam

”The hotel is everything a 4 star hotel should be. When we arrived, our temperature was measured and we had to fill a form concerning our health - a sign of these covid times. There is no sauna, even if the hotel information claims so.”

”We’ve stayed in 101 stars hotel in April 2018. Overall I would rate the stay: 3 out of 5 stars. The best feature is its location. In the center of Nha Trang tourist zone, restaurants, cafes, shops are right at your foot. Walking distance to the beach is around 7-10 min, depends on you. The room was pretty decent, cleaning was provided properly each day. Regarding the breakfast: it is solely individual. I don’t eat many things, so I skipped it and went to a great Europenean cafe on the beach....

”I have to say a very warm thank you to the employee, Max, at this hostel. He went above an beyond helping me out when my scooter broken down. He went with me late at night to go check out the problem and called someone to come and have it serviced. Luckily, the bike was fine. Max answered all my annoying questions professionally and courteously. :)”

”Excellent service, the staff was very nice and helpful. Breakfast was good and it was nice that there were local specialties as well. Location close to the beach was good. The room is not very big but the bathroom was nice and we really enjoyed the view from the room. Great smoothies at the pool bar!”

”조식 맛있고 직원들 아주 친절합니다^^ 미케비치 바로 앞이라 좋습니다!”

”위치는 좋은편이나 위생상태가 노후로 인해 매우 낙후됨”

”Viehättävä hotelli, rannan tuntumassa. Ystävällinen ja hymyilevä henkilökunta. Maukas aamiainen. Polkupyörät lainattavissa. Lähistöllä useita ravintoloita, marketteja. Huone oli viihtyisä, kauniisti sisustettu ja siisti. ”

”Hotel was really clean and roof pool was really amazing, staff was really friendly and helpful, special thanks to Ms. Thu! Location was near the beach and you got 4 hours at sun chair for free per day. Only negative thing was noise from beach party. Breakfast was really amazing. Shopping places were at walking distance.”