Ocean Suite Connecting Door
Located on the first floor of the cruise and offer the space of 70m2, the cabins come with two twin beds (1m x 2m2) and a double bed (2m x 2m2). This type of cabin is a perfect choice for a family or group of friends. Relaxing besides your beloved ones while enjoying the beauty of Ha Long bay and Lan Ha Bay at your private balcony would be the memorable remembrance. The door that connects between two rooms will make sure that you have enough private space and also the continuous connection. The en-suite bathroom is also sophisticatedly equipped with a standing shower, high-quality amenities and more. Nonsmoking, complimentary water, tea& coffee facilities, central A/C with manual temperature control, Luxury en-suite bathroom, life jacket & other safety equipment, in-room personal safe, in-house telephone, wardrobe, sofa bed, TV, wifi.
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