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I chose this hotel after many hours of research, and in my opinion, it is the ONLY place to stay if you are either; visiting the Cu Chi tunnels; wanting a great starting point for your Vietnamese adventure; looking for some R&R in a paradise location outside of the city; hoping for a quiet, romantic, laid-back resort in HCM. Transfers from the airport were arranged by the hotel, a very friendly taxi driver Hai was waiting for me and for 30 USD each way, he got me safely through the crazy roads of Saigon without incident. He speaks almost no English, but that's what Google Translate is for right? I recommend you download the Vietnamese language pack before you arrive in Vietnam. I agree with the review by Kai that when you first arrive off the plane from the UK late at night, the remote location of the hotel, and the handing over of your passport at the gates is a bit daunting, however after this initial concern, we felt entirely safe and secure for the remainder of our stay, (you get your passport back when you check out). After being shown to our room, a large spacious and clean room, with 2 queen size beds, we wandered over to the restaurant building, sports was being shown on the projector and there we found some other guests and the incredibly friendly and accommodating resort Manager, Thierry. After a few beers, we called it a night and slept soundly. The next day we awoke to what can only be described as paradise! This resort is beautiful, picture postcode views at every turn! We enjoyed a lovely breakfast every day, followed by a meander around the beautiful and mature gardens, taking photos, swimming in the lovely L shaped pool and soaking up the relaxing atmosphere. Lunch and evening meals can be ordered every day at reasonable prices, the food is plentiful and all delicious, a generous serving of fruit with every meal (Watermelons, Papaya, Bananas and Lychee mostly). Whilst the menu is decided for you, it changes every day, so we tried various Vietnam

It's part of a very run down waterpark and we were the only people staying. The whole place looked like something out of a horror movie. The room had hundred of mosquitoes. It smelt musty. There was so much dust. I don't think the room had been cleaned for a year. Breakfast was included but they had no bread and tried to charge us extra for coffee. The worst hotel I have stayed in Vietnam and one of the more expensive places I have stayed. Just don't say here.