I booked the hotel's airport pick-up service, and as soon as I exited the airport, the driver was waiting with a sign with my name on it. He was very enthusiastic and professional. He even played Chinese songs in the car to welcome us, which put us in a good mood. When we arrived at the hotel entrance, the driver helped us get our luggage out, but not a single staff member came to assist. Nha Trang was our third stop in Vietnam, and this hotel had the worst service – or rather, no service at all. We pushed our luggage to the sofa ourselves, and I went to the front desk to check in. It was then I noticed that there was welcome juice available, both by the sofa and at the front desk (some already partially consumed), but no one offered any to us. The front desk staff checked us in with a completely expressionless face. Although they knew a few words of Chinese, we primarily had to rely on English plus a translation app. After we finished checking in and were about to gather our family to take the elevator, a comical scene unfolded: a white family arrived, and the staff immediately rushed over to offer them welcome juice... Such blatant differential treatment. We visited four cities in Vietnam this trip, and I can honestly say this hotel was the worst. No service whatsoever, and clear discrimination. We even stayed the longest here, four nights. During these five days, there was nothing that could be called service. The staff at the breakfast entrance were nice, greeting us with smiles, and the internal staff were also good, promptly dealing with trash and so on. As for the room, apart from being spacious, it had no other advantages. The bathroom was incredibly small, with nowhere to put toiletries. It was tiny. There was an outlet next to the bed, which I tried my best not to touch, and I unplugged my charger as soon as it was done. I will not be returning to this hotel a second time.
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