Lotus Home

Except for the distance, everything else is ok. The reception staff can speak Chinese and you can buy things and cook them yourself. The sunrise is beautiful.

On Booking it has a score of 8, I would like to know because in the photos it looks very nice, but it is very deteriorated, in fact the floating houses are ruined for some reason they told us that the government did not let them operate, when we arrived we already had problems with the doors in general the one in the room is sliding it did not work well the one in the bathroom I was left with the knob in my hand the one in the kitchen did not open with the key (had to put oil) a disaster. In the room the closet is no longer there it is in the kitchen and you cannot use it because it is closed in the room you have a hanger, there are two beds since we took the largest room you only have a small table with a lamp in the drawers of the table there are old books and shoes we had to call them to empty them. The kitchen is a horror, jars of food in poor condition, dirty shelves full of objects such as countertops mirrors. In addition, it is far from everything, 30 minutes by motorbike from the town, and let's not forget that the first day they didn't clean our room, according to them, because we hadn't asked them for forgiveness. I have to ask them for this. Normally, hotels clean your room every day. A place not to return to, it lives on memories and photos from the first day, and it has changed a lot. In addition, it doesn't have a private beach, it has some walkways and a small cove full of rubbish, making it impossible to take a bath. It was the last hotel in Vietnam, a bad memory of a trip.