Six Senses Con Dao

第一次住六善，服務和環境還有設施比想象中還要好。每位服務人員都是發自內心的微笑，不做作。衹是昆島的天氣一般，如果是陽光明媚，應該會更完美

酒店原始硬件投資是可以的，但估計是礙於三年疫情影響，讓整個酒店的經營對成本極為看重，這個與酒店的定位完全不對等。 1. 入住當晚的特色自助燒烤，人民幣近800一位，衹有烤蝦、魷魚串、豬肉串、牛肉串和部分蔬菜提供，選擇性極少，而且烤蝦小且不夠新鮮，肉質很硬。 2. 酒店提供下午4點到昆島鎮子上的區間車， 實際出行車輛居然是酒店叫來的兩輛出租車， 而且還要跟其他客人拼車， 表示不滿，讓酒店幫忙再叫輛出租車，我們自己付費，也就人民幣30塊， 最後等了10多分鐘，酒店派接機的大麪包車送我們去的鎮上，車程10分鐘左右。 3. 我們訂的雙卧室海濱別墅，入住後發現帶廚房， 但油煙機、烤箱、爐灶均被斷電，鍋碗也被酒店鎖在櫃子裏，另外房間的三個冰箱均沒有任何飲品提供，衹有瓶裝水，酒店把整個迷你吧能消費的東西全部撤走了，這個與油管4年前別人的入住視頻差距較大，視頻中那叫琳琅滿目。 4. 酒店不允許從外面帶任何吃的喝的東西回房間，包括水果，理由是怕塑料包裝污染環境，這個理由我覺得很牽強，猜想是以此增加酒店的餐飲消費，但酒店又不提供可在房間消費的迷你吧和每日水果，任何吃的喝的衹能在規定的時間去餐廳覓食，步行過去20分鐘😅 整體入住下來感覺有點像坐牢，很單調，不夠放鬆，另外酒店一共有兩家餐廳，位於海灘的西餐廳廚師水準還是有的，入住期間在這吃的牛肉漢堡，汁水很多很美味正宗。 管家服務也很好，基本24小時在線回答問題，但酒店的不足是管理層格局和理念不足造成的，一副小家子氣扣扣搜搜的感覺，哈哈哈。

第一次入駐Six Senses,從接機開始整個體驗非常到位。Villa複式兩層，帶私人泳池，可以直接下到沙灘，私密性非常好。餐飲水準很高，早餐的buffet和晚上的越南美食都很不錯。Resort 準備了豐富的活動，體驗了Hiking, Body Board和SPA，非常享受。整個服務團隊熱情，響應迅速，感謝GEM Kieu還有Hiking team Vien以及Vikrant和Moath. 昆島以前為國家公園，環境靜謐，遊客稀少。

很可惜天氣不好

⸻ My stay at Six Senses Con Dao was truly special, the experience was serene, beautifully designed, and deeply connected to nature. My villa felt like a private sanctuary, with a stunning ocean view and a peaceful pool that made it effortless to unwind. The staff were warm and attentive throughout my stay, and my GEM, Annie, went above and beyond to make every moment feel thoughtful, personal, and seamless. I felt like I could ask for anything I needed while there and it was absolutely no bother to anyone. Everyone on staff is very friendly, welcoming, and it feels very genuine! So many lovely small personal touches. The spa was the highlight for me, I went a few days in a row. The treatments were incredibly relaxing, the therapists were skilled and intuitive, and the setting itself felt like a calm refuge tucked into nature. The space and building alone is an architectural wonder. I found myself looking forward to going every day. If you’re seeking a luxurious yet soulful and sustainably-minded retreat, I can’t recommend this resort enough.

First off the location is amazing. It’s basically in a national park with a private beach. The beach is the most beautiful I’ve seen in Vietnam. Teams of staff spend hours cleaning it from the early hours of the morning. The beachfront villa is amazing. Upstairs is a living room with balcony while downstairs is a bathroom, shower and lounging area. I spent a lot of time in the private pool on the ground floor with regular dips in the beautiful beach. It’s the kind of place best enjoyed with a loved one. Al thought there was a solo female traveler at the resort who seemed content. There are a number of couple orientated free activities. We did the body scrub, planting and bio hack ones. Good ways to amuse yourself between relaxing and swimming. I’d also recommend the walk to the elephant mountain. Be warned you have to walk along the main road and walkers are scarce among the cars, military vehicles and motorbikes. You teach a trail then it’s a very steep walk uphill. I’m in my 50s and had to pause a few times to catch my breath. Food is very fresh, tasty and super pricey as you would expect. Vietnamese people staying at the resort felt the food was a bit westernized but I liked it. Breakfast is included for all guests and worth devoting a couple of hours to indulging. My one criticism of the resort is that they mistakenly gave my friend a glass of rocket fuel instead of what they ordered. I don’t know everything they put into this drink but includes vinegar and a lot of citrus. My friend got badly ill from this mistake and had to leave breakfast and lie down. I asked for food to be brought to the room later in the day when they had rested. I would think the resort would comp food for such an error. However, they billed us for a coffee and croissant which we refused to pay. They eventually ended up comping it but then refused to comp four spring rolls an hour later as My friend was still hungry. In fact they kept chasing us for the spring roll bill at the final breakfast which seemed heavy handed. A silly bit of over attention to billing when the hotel could have been liable for serving food by mistake to people with allergies and making them grossly sick. I put this down to management in training. Hopefully they will read this and realize it was a silly thing to haggle over.