Times Corner Sorrento Boutique Hotel

First of all, the location is at the southern end of Sunset Town, far away from the hustle and bustle of the city, so I love it. Unfortunately, the sound insulation is not very good, so I can still hear some car noises and noises from the corridor and the next room at night. But it is much quieter than living in the area near the night market! I really don’t recommend cooking near the night market because it is too messy, fumes, and noisy. Moreover, the hotel is only 1.5km away from the night market, and the whole town can be walked in 30-40 minutes. I felt bored after staying there for three days. All toiletries and slippers are available in the room, the decoration is relatively new, and the cleanliness is 4/5 points, one of which is deducted for the small stains on the sheets, quilt covers, and pillowcases (Vietnamese hotels recommend that you bring your own pillowcases). The hotel’s breakfast is included, which is a la carte style, with pho, Western breakfast, fried rice, and coffee with black coffee and Vietnamese milk coffee (too sweet, remember to ask the waiter to change to fresh milk instead of condensed milk). I looked at the menu and the price itself is not high, so if you don’t eat enough, just order it yourself. I highly recommend this hotel to everyone who is traveling, but three days and two nights in Sunset Town is really enough. If you have extra time, go to the resort in the middle to rest for a day or two, and then go to the park and Safari in the north.