MuiNe Century Beach Resort and Spa

The hotel is old, but there is even charm in this, as the hotel has a beautiful and well-kept area with large palm trees (which newer hotels will likely not have) rooms with Vietnamese style. What pleased the new linen, towels (white for the room, blue for the beach). The staff doesn't all speak Russian, but Google's translator was removing all language barriers. We took a breakfast tour. Breakfast from 7 to 9. Breakfasts like this are usually said to be monotonous, but you won't be hungry. Plus there are Vietnamese dishes such as spring rolls (which are even better at the hotel than some cafes), pho bo, fried cakes, Vietnamese condensed coffee. Also from 2 p.m. to 3 p.m. Tea/coffee with cookies for everyone. The beach is big. There were plenty of deckchairs. Basic bathing time from 6am to 9.30am and from 4.00pm to 6.00pm There are many cafes and massage parlours near the hotel. Prices are pretty much the same everywhere. The impression is that the resort area they keep a certain level. Chose where to go in the format "like/dislike" in appearance, never ate. Almost all the attractions of Muine are accessible by bus number one. Just get out on the road and raise your hand (walk every 30 minutes) There are no currency exchange problems. The course is profitable even in a hotel. They took a moped at the hotel. At $7/day, if you charge for seven days, $40. It might have been cheaper to rent, we didn't get our heads full because we only had to ride for 2 days. The hotel loved it. Would have been even newer then, I think I'd like it even better.

I was staying at this hotel and as a territory it was ok, the rooms are old and breakfasts are poor. The sea is dirty and the staff is not really interested to clean the beach area. By the way next door there is a big construction so the noise is even at night.The awful thing was the attitude from the security. One day my friend visited me there so before approaching the reception the security jumped on her and started pulling her out. She was shocked and so am I. I have never seen such a wild treat in the hospitality. Definitely I dont recommend to stay there for europeans.

Overall the hotel is not bad, if not for some nuances... Pros: - quite large and beautiful territory; - within walking distance there is a stream of fairies and nearby red dunes. I guess that's all. Now the cons: - the hotel is on the outskirts, quite far from the tourist center. There is nothing nearby; - very modest breakfasts. You won't go hungry, but you have practically no choice; - apparently they do not carry out insect repellent treatment. The mosquitoes are stuck; - the beach is dirty. Only once did we see that garbage was being removed; - the rooms are old, the doors have cracks, there is no sound insulation... In addition, a gigantic minus that ruined our vacation is that corporate events are held on the hotel premises. The whole evening we “enjoyed” loud music, karaoke (the Vietnamese are singers), noise and drunken Vietnamese peeing everywhere.... We were a little shocked! In my opinion, the hotel either works with vacationers or provides space for corporate events. One does not go well with the other, and as a result, vacationers suffer. The tour operator (Biblio Globus) commented that this is the norm and that we saw where we were going..... Let's leave it on their conscience. Perhaps it is so..... After that, the next day (Saturday and Sunday) a bunch more Vietnamese stopped by and for the remaining days there was noise, din, heaps of garbage everywhere (bottles, napkins, leftover food were lying around the pool and everywhere...). There was no rest as such.... As a result, if the described disadvantages and the neighbors are Vietnamese do not bother you, the hotel will suit you. But we won’t come close to it anymore, our concept of rest and cleanliness is different.... If you do go to this memto, there is a good cafe for food on the right, about 20 meters away. It’s called “Snow White”.