Sekong Apartment

The Sekong Apartment is quite nice in a fairly good position. I originally booked a studio but was offered to upgrade to an apartment for around $300 more. On arrival the queried the room as it looked to me like a studio. I was then informed that they only have studios. So what was the upgrade ? The sea view is between two hotels and the sea is about 200 metres from the apartment. The balcony is about 1 metre wide. The kitchen was basic. One frypan, one pot, one colander, one kettle, two small cups, four bowls, of different sizes, two forks, two spoons, no knifes, except one small caving knife.and a small fridge. The sink had only cold water. The TV was reasonable except there were no local channels, Netfix was logged in and was in some foreign language that I couldn't change. The only channel usable was Utube. The couch was reasonably comfortable except it smelt of all the sweaty bodies that have sat on it before, The beds were comfortable. The bathroom was fine and had everything required. The other problem was it was directly opposite the Temple that plays very loud doof Doof music every night. The good thing was it usually finished just after 10.00pm The girls on reception were very nice and tried to help where they could. There was a bit of a problem with communication though. The pool was nice on the roof , the only problem was that during the day when you want to use it it was to hot. There is no shade so you can't lay by the pool or you would fry. There is a small gym, it has a fan but no aircon. I don't know why you would want a sauna or steam room in Vietnam. I was therefor 4 weeks so we know the good the bad and the ugly