Halona Hotel in Phu Quoc Island

Hard beds.
Bad smell from the black garbage river 1 meter away every day.
Good landryservice.
Small kitchen outside, for guest to use.
Motorbike rental 150k pr day.

So, I ended up staying in this place because there were no budget-friendly options available for my dates.

At first, due to the contrast with the Marina area in the south, I felt a bit out of place.

This isn't really a hotel; it's more of a guesthouse, so it's managed, cleaned, and everything else is handled by just a couple of people.

Yes, the furniture is old, the plumbing is very old, and the walls will 'cry' due to the humidity.

Noise insulation? Amazing – in a bad way. The door has gaps, and the window faces the corridor.

But overall, if you want to immerse yourself in the local Vietnamese world, it's a good experience. After a couple of days, I quickly got used to it; it was fine.

There's AC, Wi-Fi, and a decent mattress. If you ask for cleaning, they'll do it, provide fresh towels, and wash your clothes for an extra fee.

It's not a glamorous hotel; it's a local guesthouse.

The hotel was not worth it for its price.
The bathroom is not particularly clean, especially around the toilet.
For the price it’s not worth staying at this hotel.i payed around 20 euros for one night since no other hotel had availability.
The staff is friendly.