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Our first stop is Mui Ne where we
will be sleeping the night of the 16th and 17th.
This is our
hotel, Suoi TIen Hills Hotel.
Ready to go. Son, Martin and Phuong. |
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A beer stop on the road with a friendly salesman. Sugar cane in the
forefront. Fish farms along the roads. There are
plenty of them. |
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Rice fields for ever. Rice is the stable food in South-East Asia.
More fish farms. |
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Nice pit stop.
You have to learn how to crap. |
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Phuong taking a stretcher.
Only one pagoda on the road. |
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Stopped for lunch.
Mai An restaurant by the sea. |
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Lovely sea view from
the restaurant. Martin and Phuong outside the
restaurant on the sea side. |
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The Vietnamese love to make a mess.
Beach view. |
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Why throw empty beer bottles on the
floor? Martin with his oysters. He loves baked
oysteers. |
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Phuong fooling around having her
picture taken. Phuong and Martin waiting for the
food to be served. |
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Having fun.
The interior of the restaurant. It was really big and lot of tables and few
guests. Martin was the only foreigner there. |
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Suoi TIen Hills
Hotel, Phan Thiet in Mui Ne. A lovely hotel but an
impossible road to get there.
But the pool is the best designed and thought
out pool in Vietnam according to Martin and he has visited many. |
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Our car narrowly mange the road to
get to the hotel. It is not many much clearance
on either side. |
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The hotel has 58 rooms. Only 2 were
occupied giving it an occupancy rate of barely 5%.
Fantastic pool, some 35 meters long, 40 cm deep on the shallowest side and
1,6 meters on the deepest end. |
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One of the staff, not smiling.
The bathroom with open skies. The door was an unique and never seen before
design. The door to the bathroom also served as a door to the toilet and
shower section. A very smart, dual-purpose design. |
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The pool was slightly lower at the
one end where the water flowed into an intricate filtering process. It is
the clearest water Martin has seen in Vietnam.
The water pipes for the cleaning process is laid under the tiles so it is
heated up and the pools is a very comfortable at 28-29 degree Centigrades. |
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Clearest water in Vietnam by far.
Also the design of the garden furniture was unique. Here Phuong in a rocking
chair, ingeniously designed and constructed. |
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The pool is beautiful in then
evening with the blue lights. Best designed pool
in Vietnam. |
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In the evening, we went to the
Swiss house. See pictures from the next day. |
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