Guesthouse Anh Khang

Very good considering the price and cost performance. Amenities and towels are provided, and although hot water sometimes does not come out, overall it is good. Thank you to the staff of this family business. He told me about the store when I had heat stroke, which was very helpful. Vietnamese is the only language commonly spoken, so those staying overnight should prepare for some translations. In Vietnamese, greeting is xin chao and thank you is cam oong. I only took pictures of the toilet, but the room had two large beds and a fan. I didn't use the air conditioner because I didn't know how to turn it on, but personally I didn't need it because there was a steady flow of sea breeze and there was a fan. It may depend on the time. The room is quite large and you can dry your laundry if you want. The prices at nearby shops are about 20% cheaper than those on the sea side. There's no Circle K nearby, but I think it's ok if you have cash. It's better to break the 500,000 dong banknotes before they arrive. This guesthouse is recommended.

It was my first time in Vietnam and my first time staying at an inn, so I was worried about the facilities, but it turned out to be very clean. It was amazing to be able to stay at this price, but I was surprised at how clean it was. Also, the people at the hostel were very kind and helpful.