New Era Hotel & Spa

During the 9-day trip to Vietnam, we went to Halong Bay as soon as we got off the plane. So on our first night in Vietnam, we stayed at a hotel in a place that is considered a tourist center. And every time I join some tours that have to travel across states and provinces, it's like opening a blind box to preparing for what hotel to stay. That day, after dinner, basically, when we came to the door, we learned that the one we stayed for one night was called "New Era Hotel & Spa" (originally called Galaxy Hotel). The hotel, it seems, is individually run. As soon as you enter, you can feel that the small hotel has a little family business feel. And serving locally living men and women, they are both hospitable and friendly. After all, Vietnam belongs to a tropical place, so hotel rooms are carpet-free. Also because of this, the feeling of the room should be quite refreshing in summer. However, the day we came was winter, so it felt a bit cold. Bathroom and toilet, is a simple and clean design. If there is a tub, enjoy it really with peace of mind. Furthermore, I found that hotels in this one country, prefer the design of open barthroom. If you like, you can roll up the bath curtain to seduce your friends in the same room. In the morning, there is a buffet breakfast. Unexpectedly, this small hotel, perhaps dedicated to entertaining tour groups, would have a very rich buffet breakfast. However, when we come to Vietnam, we naturally think of eating rice noodles. So, my breakfast on my first day in Vietnam was a lovely bowl of rice noodles. This simple bowl of rice noodles tastes very fragrant, and, the rice noodles taste very good, after sucking the juice, it still feels like eating noodles. After that, I opted for other hot food. The selections are some Asian-style foods. It can be said that none of the breakfast options at this hotel are not delicious and not to everyone's taste. Of course, the ready-to-eat eggs were a favorite that morning. All the group members in the same group have at least one each. The sleep quality is good and the food is appetizing. Even happier, there were some small shops and small shops downstairs from the hotel, and we almost couldn't help but buy something on the first day of the trip. Fortunately, we know that with 8 days to go, we did not visit the souvenir shop and eatery dedicated to Chinese and Korean tourists downstairs of the hotel. Also because there is enough stuff downstairs, there are also streets lined with small hotels nearby. If you come on a free trip, this hotel, is a hotel worth booking.