Another non-tourist city. They were traveling here two hours by bus from Quinen, from here 2 hours to Nyachang (on the bus station when they arrived, asked how we could get to Nyachang, we were given an address in the city where you can buy tickets to Nyachang, it was two blocks from the hotel, We were taken to the hotel and in Nyachang too were taken directly to the hotel).
We went here to watch the basalt poles. The girls on the recession themselves contacted the taxi and took us there and brought us much cheaper than we planned.
Hotel is cute, new, with fresh repair in the style of ”drogo-rich,” in the center, 10 minutes straight to the Chamskaya Tower. Sea in 2-3 km, so if you want to swim, it is worth looking at hotels on the coastline. The room without windows (excellent), there is water, teapot, refrigerator, brushes, sticks, razors, hats, but no soap solid at all. But in large bottles there is shampoo and gel. A comfortable big bed, good mattresses.
Breakfast from 7. Slaughtered under the Swedish table, but apparently not yet scrubbed, and choice from the menu: rice, noodles or something like a sausage with bread. Eyes beautiful from the roofs all over the sides.
Clean room, good air conditioning, friendly staff. Buffet breakfast has few dishes and is not delicious. The hotel lobby looks rundown and shabby. With the heat of summer in Tuy Hoa, the hotel lobby has no air conditioning, not even a fan. Guests sitting for about 5 minutes are sweating profusely. Not worthy of a 4-star hotel, very regrettable.