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This is my $21 hotel in Vietnam

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👁️ 269K views📅 1 years ago⏱️ 0:56

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The creator shares their experience staying in a hotel in Vietnam after spending 72 hours in the country. Having previously stayed in a room costing 14 dollars per night, the creator decides to upgrade to a room priced at 21 dollars per night. They highlight the significant value provided by the seven dollar price increase, noting features such as a large bed and expansive windows that offer views of both the city and the ocean. The creator also points out the inclusion of a full kitchen equipped with a burner. Additionally, the room features a large bathroom with a layout where the toilet is located within the shower area. The video concludes with the creator expressing an intention to continue testing the local hospitality market by seeking out and reviewing a hotel room priced at 100 dollars to compare the differences in quality and amenities.

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Creator's Key Takeaways

I've been in Vietnam for 72 hours now and I cannot get over how affordable this place is

what $7 extra dollar gets you is crazy look at this huge bed big old windows showing off the whole city

Creator's Tips & Advice

Upgrade your hotel room for a small extra cost to get significantly better amenities
Consider how hotel features compare to cruise ship accommodations

Questions This Creator Answers

QWhat does a $21 per night hotel in Vietnam offer compared to a $14 per night option?
QWhat can you expect from a $100 hotel room in Vietnam?

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