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I am looking for opinions on these two hotels: NHAAN Resort Hoi An and Da Nang Hilton (links below). Is staying 5 nights in Hoi An a good idea? I've read that it's a small town, so people have recommended just homebase out of Da Nang. I've been to Da Nang before but not Hoi An. I believe the NHAAN is only a month old, so that's my only draw to that particular hotel. The Hilton is almost 8 years old. I'm a diamond, and lounge access is a plus but not a deal breaker. The NHAAN doesn't have a lounge. TIA.

NHAAN Resort & Spa Hoi An, Tapestry Collection by Hilton

Da Nang Hotel - Hilton Da Nang - Vietnam

Has anyone visited the club lounge at the Hyatt Regency Incheon Airport? Apparently, earlier this year, half of the Grand Hyatt (the newer West Tower) was sold off to a company that operates a casino across the street (Paradise City). The older East Tower is still the Grand Hyatt Incheon, though.

So, the Hyatt Regency now has their own executive lounge (Regency Lounge). I'm just wondering how that lounge's offerings compare to the Grand Hyatt Incheon Grand Lounge (and Grand Cafe). Thank you.

Hotel within Paradise City | Hyatt Regency Incheon Paradise City

Hyatt Newsroom - News Releases

I'm looking to stay about 8 or 9 nights in Osaka, but I'm not sure which hotels to stay in. I was thinking about 3 nights at the Conrad and 5 nights at the Hilton Osaka. But, if I go to the Doubletree Osaka Castle for 5 nights rather than the Hilton, I can save some points and use them for another night at the Conrad to make it 4 nights (I'm using 2 free nights, so only 1 or 2 nights with points). I've been to Osaka before and really like the area around Osaka-Umeda Station. I am also a diamond.

What would you do? TIA!

• 3 Conrad, 5 Hilton
• 4 Conrad, 5 Doubletree

Has anyone been contacted via phone for a survey on foreigners living in Korea?

I received a phone call in the evening from a lady who says she wanted to visit my home for an interview. This call came at 8PM on a Friday. I find that very odd. Since I knew nothing about it, I asked her to send me a weblink to the survery. Rather than a link, she texted me pictures of the actual survey (attached photos except first one). She also sent me her government ID that had her name and photo. I googled her cell number and it appears on a church website with her name and photo, but it's difficult to determine if that website photo matches the ID.

The fact that she called me after 6PM on a Friday made me suspicious because I'm unable to verify her identity with the Ministry of Justice until Tuesday (Monday is a holiday).

Also, the literature in the pamphlet stated the following: "As you have already been informed by the 'Letter of Request for Cooperation,' you have been selected as one of the participants for this survey." I did not receive anything in the mail about this survey, so I became more suspicious. I called Korea Immigration (1345; open unitl 10PM weekdays) and asked them about it. The rep knew nothing and suggested to contact the police.

Below is the website I found that mentions this survey (see first photo). The website does mention that it's a door-to-door survey from May 19 to June 2, but shouldn't they send something in the mail beforehand? https://www.moj.go.kr/bbs/moj/184/606564/artclView.do

I found a similar post on reddit a few years back: https://www.reddit.com/r/Living_in_Korea/comments/13oen25/2023_survey_on_immigrants_living_conditions_and/

Any thoughts? Is this person impersonating a government employee?

Website

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I redacted her photo and name