Hon Trem Resort
Unforgettable views
What we say: 
Hon Trem's best rooms are situated in attractive bungalows perched on the top of a cliff at the far end of the beach. The first thing that struck us when we entered them was the views. The huge picture windows almost made it seem as though the calm waves lapped right up to the foot of the bed. The bed, by the way, was the perfect place to admire then sunset -- a plush mattress, with quality linens. Stylish furniture and brightly coloured tropical paintings added to the atmosphere. Bathrooms were spacious, with massive square tubs. The less expensive rooms in the building at the foot of the hill were almost as comfortable, but it was hard to pay them much attention after seeing the first rooms. For the rate, the clifftop rooms are spectacular value. Recommended.
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Hon Chong.
What we were quoted
| Type of room | Low season | High season | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Standard - Double | 36 USD | 45 USD | |
| Superior - Double | 48 USD | 60 USD |
Added to Travelfish on: 8th November, 2008
Last visited or updated on: 22nd November, 2008
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Rated 4 out of 5
Based on 1 ratings and 1 reviews
Just ok
Based on the recommendation above, we booked a villa on the cliff like in the picture. Nice except that since the above review was written, the salt air has been peeling and moulding the paint, the sheets are now torn, and the air conditioner is groaning to be replaced. We asked to move to the main building which appeared recently renovated. A good move. For $55 a night, a spacious 2 bed room with large balcony overlooking the pool and ocean, very nice clean new bathroom, in fact a very nice room. However don't go here to do anything but sleep, eat, and swim in the pool. The place is dead as can be, hardly a soul to be seen. The stale hallways remind you of an abandoned government building. Good Vietnamese food in the restaurant up the hill, and sweet service from local young people. The ocean here is not for swimming (muddy, rocky beach full of trash).
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