Tropicasa Coron Resort and Hotel

I was really impressed. I booked this hotel thinking I could save some money, but it was almost ¥600 a night. We were first given a room facing the street that was super noisy. Later, we were given two super tiny twin beds that were barely slept in. However, the things in the room were really scarce. It felt like all the resources were similar to those of a 156-room guesthouse in China. There were only two large bath towels, not even footrests... There was no conditioner, no slippers, no hair dryer, and no napkins. If you want to use a hair dryer, you have to ask the front desk for it... The wind was also very weak. It was speechless that I couldn't dry my hair after blowing it for a long time... I felt that I could have simply enjoyed a little bit of the local hotel at this price. Why did I have to book this? It is said that the owner is Chinese. I originally booked it with trust, but I am really going to cry! I feel that if the room price exceeds 300, don't book it again. Everyone should open your eyes! The breakfast was just average and edible. Finally, I still want to praise the swimming pool. It is very beautiful, but it seems that not many people play ~ This is the only place that comforts me

The hotel is a relatively small building, the rooms are relatively small, and the view of the swimming pool from the window is okay; The location is not far from the main street and is quite quiet. What I am not satisfied with about the facilities is that the elevator is broken and cannot be used. And when I asked for a hair dryer after washing my hair at night, he didn’t tell me that it might not be available until the next day, so I went to bed wet.

We booked a room, arrived at the Tropicasa hotel and were told there were no rooms available. They moved us to the Charms Hotel, a family room with two beds, but the hotel was not of the same level and location in the city. Later we found out that the hotel we were transferred to for 2 nights was 380 yuan cheaper. Also it took time and money to get to the center where all the cafes and shops are.