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Region: South Central Vietnam> Province: Khanh Hoa> Location: Nha Trang


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62 Tran Phu St, Nha Trang
Khanh Hoa Province
Tel: (058) 525 095
Fax: (058) 525 292
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Description
The room shown to us here was one the most run-down and depressing backpacker holes we've seen in Nha Trang - nay - Vietnam. Despite it's healthy location, nothing else appears to be so, from the relentless humming noise to the stench of mosquito repellent and the unbelievably rude staff. Unfortunately, if you're travelling with Sinh Cafe, this is where the bus will drop you off. Our advice -- swiftly get out before hotel staff grab you -- there are plenty of other friendlier and less dirty backpacker places in Nha Trang.

Total rooms: 68

Dbl fan private b'room
7 USD (low season) 7 USD (high season)

Dbl A/C private b'room
10 USD (low season) 10 USD (high season)


Added to Travelfish on: 30th January, 2007
Last visited or updated on: 31st January, 2007

It's not that bad! -
By markjdavo ( total comments: 1  More information please ) Stayed here 12/2007
Whoever wrote the above description must be a fussy traveller. My friend and I stayed here for three nights and it wasn't as bad as suggested. We found our room clean and the nice young lady at the front desk was wonderful. No doubt there's probably better locations in Nha Trang but I just wanted to add that this description did not reflect our experience.

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