Ulasan Hikka Tranz by Cinnamon

Overall, I am satisfied. The room facilities are a bit old, but the hotel's location can make up for other shortcomings. The chipmunks jumping around on the lawn are not afraid of people at all. It is best to go early to feed the big turtles because it is a public beach. There will be a lot of tourists around later. Each guest will be issued a bracelet to distinguish hotel guests from other tourists. Let's talk about the problem of bringing children to the hotel. Each room can accommodate three adults. Adults over 12 years old are considered adults. Because I brought a child over 12 years old, I directly chose three people to stay in three breakfasts when booking a room. There is also a child under 12 years old. When checking in, I paid $90 for three days, including the child's extra bed fee and the child's breakfast fee. There are three main restaurants in the hotel, one is for breakfast, and all three meals are buffet. The dinner buffet is more expensive than lunch, but you can get a coupon for a 15% discount. I had a buffet dinner, which was really not good. I also ate at a seafood restaurant. It sounds a bit expensive, but the price-performance ratio is actually OK. There is also an Italian restaurant that I didn't eat at. There are convenience stores and small restaurants on both sides of the hotel, where you can buy cigarettes and alcohol. The highest floor we were given had a large balcony in each room, and there was also something like a patio, which might have been for ventilation and lighting.