Swandor Cam Ranh Resort-Ultra All Inclusive

The main advantage is a wide beach with flour-like sand, a magnificent turquoise, transparent and, most importantly, cool sea with a gentle slope. At 10 am - a bunch of free sun loungers, including on the first line. There are slightly more disadvantages. From the first steps in the room, you are enveloped in an atmosphere of various threats: for the loss of a room card - a fine, for the loss of a bracelet - a fine, for checking out later than 12:15 - a fine. Stupid broken design of small rooms, cheap finishing materials and plumbing. The bathroom and toilet, separated by a glass wall from the room with a loosely closing glass door, so you can be aware of all the physiological processes taking place in your fellow travelers. There are no hooks and a minimum of shelves in the bathroom, but the sink is in the form of some ******* column. It seems that the builders built the hotel building, and then it turned out that it would be nice to equip it with an air conditioning system. There is no centralized air conditioning system, the temperature in the corridors of the building is like outside. Each room has its own separate air conditioner, the outdoor units are placed on the balcony, so you will while away Vietnamese evenings to their melodic buzz. In the room, the air conditioner blows on the bed. Also, the builders did not know about the existence of athermal glass: from the floor-to-ceiling windows at 9 am it is already so hot that you have to keep your sea view curtains drawn all day. The implementation of the ultra all inclusive concept deserves special mention. The bartenders either do not know how to make cocktails, or deliberately make them disgusting to taste, so that there is no desire to order them a second time. For example, "Margarita" according to a unique recipe without "Cointreau". When asked to pour white wine, the bartender reached into the refrigerator, where there was a battery of opened bottles, sealed with corks. After "tasting" it became clear that they had been opened in advance for the purpose of diluting with water. Disgusting instant coffee at breakfast. In Turkish, an endless assortment of salads from potatoes, carrots, broccoli, 100 shades of chicken and shrimp, overcooked, inchewable meat on the buffet. We came after 8 for dinner - cold food was everywhere on the display cases. There is only one towel desk for the entire rather large beach, and by the pool. You will have to drag yourself around in the heat for towels and return them yourself. From 12 to 13 you will not be able to get and return towels, because there is a lunch break (!). You will also have to manage sun loungers and towels on the beach yourself, since, apparently, beach boys are not provided for by the ultra all inclusive concept. There is no bar service on the beach. A SPA in some back room, a pale imitation of Turkish foam rituals, cheap no-name exercise machines with terrible biomechanics. Conclusion: a relatively inexpensive Turkish-Vietnamese "three-star" for undemanding compatriots.

We went on a family trip and it was wonderful. This is my second visit... It's a place I really want to visit again, with delicious food and beautiful beaches. I've only been back in Korea for a few days now... but I miss it so much♡

There seems to be little Korean food, but a lot of Russian food and a lot of Russian people. Cleanliness is average, so it's good for coming with kids!