Angsana Lăng Cô

First of all, I want to thank Ctrip for being very dedicated in building a platform. They made very reasonable compensation for the unpleasant stay this time. They handled the problem very promptly and efficiently, thank you very much. Let's talk about the hotel: To be honest, this score is already too high, which is completely respectful to the brand. In fact, this is the hotel with the worst experience in Da Nang this time. It's not because I encountered some unpleasantness when I checked in, but mainly as a brand hotel, many details have big problems: 1. Except for the front desk, which is quite enthusiastic, other waiters are not polite at all. No one greets them when walking on the road, and treats guests as air-----If you are a fast hotel, or an ordinary 3-4 star positioning, I don't care about these, but you represent Banyan Tree 2. The elevator connecting the front desk to the room is very small and has no air conditioning and dim lights. If you are a claustrophobic patient, it will definitely be dangerous. There is no air conditioning at the front desk, but the toilet has air conditioning, which is incredible 3. No one introduced the hotel facilities and service locations, and you have to scan the code to see it on your mobile phone. It seems very advanced, but it ignores the most important thing as a high-end hotel---humanity. As a high-end hotel, it is not just about good decoration and high prices. The role of people cannot be replaced by machines and software. Your smile, your body language, and your language are all different from ordinary hotels. The world is so cold. I can't accept a hotel where a sweeper works and a robot delivers meals (although you don't have it, it's similar) 4. The inflatable dolphins and toys in the swimming pool are actually charged extra? ! They are just toys that look better than lifebuoys! This is incredible. Where is the pattern? 5. When checking out, they asked if I was willing to donate for environmental protection---of course I didn't! You used a bulldozer to open up an ecological area and built a hotel. The main purpose is not to protect the environment, right? I come here for vacation and consumption. It's a win-win situation for everyone. What's missing is that guests have to pay for the environment. This is not a question of voluntary or involuntary, nor is it a question of 1 dollar or 10 dollars. It's just too fake and gives people a feeling

The suite has three floors, and the area is super large. The entrance is a living room with a kitchen and a bathroom. There are two bedrooms downstairs (downstairs is not a basement, but on the third floor) with a bathroom each. Upstairs is a terrace with a private swimming pool and a bathroom. Each floor has an unbeatable sea view. Although the swimming pool is a bit small, it is still beautiful to have a family playing in the pool and quietly overlooking the bay at night. The hotel's public swimming pool is very distinctive. There is a circular swimming lane connecting the resort. The hotel environment is very good. There are table tennis tables, billiard tables, game rooms, and shuttle boats to the Banyan Tree next door. The water sports center's projects must be booked in advance. The car will take guests there. The breakfast is not bad. The disadvantage is that the hotel is relatively remote. The free shuttle bus only goes to and from the airport, which takes about an hour. If you go to Da Nang City, Hoi An, and Hue, there are also shuttle buses, but they all charge a fee. It is difficult to call a grab here. You need the hotel's help to call a car, so dinner can only be solved at the hotel. But this room really feels like a vacation. Wherever you go in the room, you are basically facing the sea. In the morning, quietly watching the sunrise on the sea on the terrace is really suitable for a family.

Very good. In fact, the garden view two-bedroom suite that is not near the sea is also great, and it is closer to the big swimming pool! The hotel is quite large, you can ride a bike and take a look at the scenery. The breakfast is rich, and the pork soup rice noodles are especially delicious!

A great option in central Vietnam. If you want a beach holiday without much sightseeing, then this is the place for you! I recommend rooms with a sea view, with a pool on the balcony. Excellent restaurants, including those on the territory of BanyanTree. Beach, pools, boat ride on the river on the territory. Everything is at a very high level. Price/quality is just space!

The two-bedroom pool suite is very suitable for family travel. There is a living room for gatherings and meals, but the pool is not heated and it is still very cold in winter. I recommend the Thai food at Banyan Tree Resort, which needs to be booked in advance.

Room service is expensive, just like the price of Korean hotel service. But the taste is not that great. I am satisfied with everything else.