Don't bother. One of the worst I've seen. opened the door, smelt the smoke, looked at the bathroom, shower was trickle, ants in the bed. filthy joint!!

This seems like it was once a nice place but is in a depressing state of disrepair. It is way way too expensive. The "shower" is basically just a trickle. Doors and walls are paper-thin and I could hear the maintenance staff jabbering in the hallway starting at 6 a.m. Spotty electricity and Internet.

The room was huge and clean for the most part but that's kinda where it stopped. In the bathroom the tub didn't have a shower curtain! The breakfast was horrible compared to other Vietnamese Hotels. I came at 8 and everything had been picked over and definitely by 8:30 breakfast was OVER. The flies were everywhere. Fortunately they were willing to make me an omelet. They have no late check out policy. The beach is across the street but doesn't seem so accessible. All in all it is not the most western friendly place to stay at all...

I stayed at a few hotels over a three week period across Vietnam, some much cheaper than this, and they were still better.

Maybe it was the time of year, but the hotel was pretty much empty when we stayed. It lloked promising from the outside, individual little 'villas' with rooms in each looked like we were gearing up for something fancy. It had a nice pool in the courtyard and was right across from My Khe beach. The grounds were a little unkempt though, and took away from the look of the hotel which could've been nice if it was given more TLC.

I am shocked by the pictures attached of the rooms, because mine looked nothing as nice as these. In fact, when I walked in, the room was dark and dank and had a patch of black mold creeping up one wall, which horrified me. The bathroom was actually a litle grimy, I only showered once and briefly......my hot water lasted maybe a minute. I sat down on the bed to relax and read the hotel guest services brochure and a cockroach ran across my hand. Minutes later I saw another crawling up the wall. I went to the front desk and explained politely what had happened and asked to be moved, which seemed to confuse them. They did move me though. I have to add that the front desk people were slow and had no personality whatsoever. They also tried to tell me I had to pay in Dong or US dollars, I had to INSIST they take my credit card.

There was a restaurant there with decent food that wasn't too expensive.

There didn't seem to be much of anything in the area except the beach, so we had to take a 20 minute cab ride to Hoi An (which, by the way, is awesome). Next time I'll just stay in Hoi An.