Beluu Sea View Resort

The Beluu hotel is perfect for travelers seeking an authentic cultural experience — definitely not like staying at a Marriott. We stayed in Room 304, which looked exactly like the photos on their website: simply beautiful. Perched on a hillside, the hotel offers stunning views from the balcony. The layout is open-concept, with no separate foyer, office, or dining areas — just one spacious, open-air living space, which was quite warm. The only potential relief from the heat might have been the ceiling fans, but they weren’t turned on. Instead, there was a floor fan running, which helped a bit. Breakfast included pita bread, sausages, and a hard-boiled egg. When I politely declined, the owner graciously offered to grill some fresh fish instead — fish he had personally caught. It was tender and flavorful — truly unforgettable. There are no stores or restaurants within walking distance, but whenever we wanted to go somewhere, the owner had one of his staff drive us. If we were dining out, the restaurant would call, and they’d promptly come pick us up. When we went shopping, the driver simply waited for us. All of this was done without any extra charge — a truly generous and thoughtful touch.