Areca Hotel Nha Trang

A good hotel, clean, decent, quiet. There were problems with the word in the shower in the room, but we generally did not care, so we did not call the maids about it. Friends in the room did not have such a problem. The toilet and bathroom in a separate room, and not in this strange way separated by glass from the bedroom, which is a big plus. On the 17th floor there is a small pool, but the water there is cold) but the photos on this balcony are very beautiful, the view is beautiful. Breakfasts are normal, not everything is tasty, but there is always something to choose from, in extreme cases every morning there are scrambled eggs and phobo, toast, jams, fruits, pastries, delicious coffee. It is enough to have a snack before going out. It is difficult to navigate the distances, we took a bike rental and went everywhere on it, so everything was close to us) it seems to me to be about 10 minutes' walk to the beach. I did not take a photo of the room, because it is the same as in the photo on the site. The room had slippers, robes, towels, and everything for washing and showering. The room was cleaned and towels were changed every day.

This is the place I stayed to rest before going to the airport on the last day. It's close to Dam Market and Lotte Mart, so it's good for last-minute shopping. However, there are a lot of Chinese group tourists and the staff hardly speak English. After checking in, the elevator broke down and one Chinese person got trapped...

Nice clean hotel. City center, but away from all the noisy streets. 7 minutes walk to the sea. Friendly staff, cleaning every day. Breakfasts are meager, but for me this is not particularly important. The rooms are large, bright. I recommend

The front desk staff of the hotel, Dau, is very enthusiastic and professional. He helped to book bus tickets, check the time, contact the bus center, and arrange all the pick-up and drop-off issues. He also helped to recommend attractions, contact attractions, and give professional advice. People's prejudices are like a mountain. I suggest that you must come to Vietnam once in your life.

The room is poorly ventilated, has poor lighting, and poor sound insulation. I could hear people talking in the meeting room at 12:00 in the evening. The shower water was hot and cold. There was no privacy.