Long Beach Hotel Tuy Hoa

The hotel is right by the beach and near the square, so it’s easy to walk around and get to the food street. The room facilities are old and poorly designed, though, and the hotel hasn’t used the available space to redesign or maintain them. Breakfast had little choice: eggs and beef patties were the only protein, and the rest was starchy and not tasty.

The bar downstairs made enough noise to disturb my sleep, even though my room was on the fifth floor. The hotel and rooms are far too old and in poor condition for a three-star place. My pillows weren’t clean, the beds were old and dirty, and the towels were terrible. The other reviews were right. Honestly, don’t stay here.

The simple breakfast by the sea was fine, and the cleanliness and price were acceptable. But Maxim club in the basement was unbearably loud from 7 pm until 2 am, even from my room on the seventh floor. I couldn’t sleep at all. If you go clubbing every night, you might like it; otherwise, it’s not bearable.

The beach view is lovely, but the hotel is old. There’s a pub on the ground floor that stays extremely loud until 1:30 am every day, so getting any sleep is impossible.