Értékelési pontszámok átlaga: 7.5
Xom Chai Resort (Fishing Village Resort) invites guests to experience the local fishing village lifestyle in Phan Thiet.
„The place was just for us who dont like too many other tourists. All was clean, pool, rooms and restourant. Breakfast was wonderfull. We had to opportunity to choose what we liked to eat for breakfast every morning( evenings we were choosen what we like to eat next morning). In first morning we took too much, 5 coffees, 6 glas wonderfull fruitjuice, fruits, bread and all what you can image(Auron, the owner was lauching hi, hi ). Our flat had sea view and pool view, nice. The restaurant was delicious, there were so many foods, snakes, crocodile, frogs, fishes, other seafood, meat, chicken, everything what you can think...all were so good, Boa vine, so,so good. And first of all the wonderfull fruits which we got every lunch, dinner and between these were so good and very much and all everytime "for present". Auron, the owner was so nice that there is no words to say that. One day he arranged us the tour to sanddunes and it was so nice that we have no words to say how happy we are what we got to know during that day. This place is wonderfull place for these tourists who likes to see how natives is living, how friendly people are outside of the tourist resortst which are full of tourists. This place is just for tourists who like to take buss tours by local busses, walk by roads or coast, relax and eat good food, fruits, feel real holiday without too much noise. Local buss was very good and too by taxi was easy to travel to Phan Thiet. We have never met so friendly staff and expecially the owner Auron was wonderfull guy:). Every day we got something "for prensent":):)
It was too nice in mornings to look how the local fishermans was fishing, children saing hello and etc....we really recomend this place for tourist who like feel something different than fully tourists resorts. We will never forgot these wonderfull dragon fruits what we get every day and in addition when we were leaving (for present).”
