The Song

The rooms were modern, comfortable, and clean, and I liked the well-kept pool as a place to unwind. Getting to the lobby was another matter: the elevators were so crowded that we often waited 3-5 minutes. It made the nice room feel a bit like a trap. The property has a lot going for it, but the elevators need to catch up.

The rooftop pool was a real highlight, and the balcony had lovely views over town. Staff were friendly, and the apartments were modern, comfortable, and very affordable. A nice place to relax after exploring Vung Tau.

The 50-meter pool and its beautiful view were the best part of my stay at this high-rise apartment in Vung Tau. The apartment was comfortable and had the equipment I needed. There were some hassles, though: the elevator could take a while at busy times, and the hallways and nearby rooms were sometimes noisy. I enjoyed the views and amenities despite those minor annoyances.

The rooftop pool looks nice, but children under 1.40m aren't allowed in, even with full parental supervision. The advertised gym and sauna also come with restrictions: you can't use the gym unless staying a week, or the sauna unless staying a month. The promised “specific view” may not be what you get either. The staff tried to offer solutions, but that didn't make the listings feel honest. This place is cheap and in a “prime” location, but the elevators are awful, especially from high floors. The cleaning was a joke in our experience, with cockroaches and ants everywhere. They may also cancel your reservation on arrival if someone offers more money. That's what makes it hard to trust them. It felt like a huge disappointment, a tourist factory, and a headache. I'd pay a little more for a real hotel with honest reviews.