"We accidentally stumbled upon this city called Can Pha. Along the shore of Halong Bay. The area is called the Green Dragon and everything around the hotel looks like a ghost town during the day, but with movement in the evening and at night, the beach fills with fishermen and families, athletes running and exercising, and lots of karaoke lovers. The rooms in the hotel are spacious and square, not bad at all. The service at the reception is very pleasant and personal. The dining room is not big enough to cater for all the local hotel guests. The children shout and cry loudly, and the parents and grandparents are no less. The breakfast is not bad, but not the best. There are no croissants and a lot of sweets. The dairy products are also very limited. The elevators work quite well, it's just a shame that they are not clean of all handprints. The pool is not big, it is on the sixth floor, the roof, in fact. The locals are noisy and generally unpleasant to be in the pool. The pool guard asked me to stop eating sunflower seeds, but the locals ate their food and entered the pool with their clothes and food, and not just their hair, of course, scattered. The guard didn't say anything. The bath towels are full of holes, but they are clean. So I don't recommend the hotel to European or American tourists. It is more suitable for the noisy Vietnamese. I will never return to the hotel. Also because the beach is very dirty and the water is murky, full of sewage and nylons."

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