4 Star Hotels in Phan Thiet

The hotel is positioned right on the beach, just a bit away from the main strip, although that wasn't a problem for us. We took the Axure sea view, where there is a private jacuzzi, with a small garden, over looking the ocean. The room were spacious and there were several layouts. Some has a bigger living area, where others have a bigger kitchen. We didn't know this and took the room with the kitchen, although this was not necessary for us, so it was wasted space, but that didn't affect the experience at all. Those travelling with a bigger family might want this piece of information.

It's a fine resort, but for the money, Mia Resort is a far superior option. If you're travelling with your family then, perhaps, Bamboo is a better option, however: it's got two pools and just seems more family-friendly. The dining area/ cuisine is unspectacular especially given the cost of the resort and the music was depressing and irritating as well. The room was fine and the grounds are lovely but I won't go again because there are better options, for the money, in Mui Ne.

This was a really really lovely place to say- the staff were friendly, the pool area is lovely, and the bungalow we stayed in was amazing. It is not near the rest of mui ne, and it costs around $10 each way for a cab- the staff helped us to get the bus, which was fine, but the last bus back is at 8.30! The beach is narrrow and the sea was too rough to swim but the pool more than made up for this. On a negative, our booking was for a family of 4 but for some reason did not include beds for the children- the manager kindly gave us a mattress which was fine, but it seemed odd that we had been charged an extra guest fee for our 6 year old but were expected to share the bed with her. Also on check out they said a hand towel was missing from the room which was a bit upsetting- I work for an airline and am always in hotels, and have never felt the need to take a towel or been accused of taking one before! They seemed to realise I was a bit offended and quickly said it wasnt a problem. We would reccomend this to families with small children or those who want a peaceful time.

Very very relaxing stay, would not be suitable for anyone wanting lively entertainment every night/day. We loved it - biggest downfall the beach, nothing like the pictures, solid rocks, no sand and the 'Beach Bungalows' are Not actually on the beach at all ( as also shown in the pictures - clever photography!) food & drink quite expensive in the hotel but a 2$ taxi ride will get you to the centre where there are hundreds of places to eat and drink eg: adult family of 4 meals, drinks & ice cream £25 max.

After a hard year at work, I thought I had earned some down time and went to Phan Thiet for a peaceful break, I even paid extra for sea view rooms.. I could not have picked a worse hotel for peace and quiet if I had been trying! The hotel had organised a private party for some group and set up a disco by the pool, speakers the size of wardrobes set 30m away from the front of the hotel, directly facing all of the sea view rooms. The 'party' lasted from 5pm until 11pm and included some of the worst karaoke singers imaginable. Hotel manager, I hope you are reading this because you were nowhere to be found on the night or the day after this nonesense - because I need to tell you that your hotel is the worst I've stayed in! Is there any reason why your little man on his ride-on grass cutter has to start work at 5.30am? - is there any reason why the speakers at your pool parties could not have been set up to face the beach, and then we could have had a night in the rooms without our ears bleeding? and is there any reason that when I was looking for you, all I could find was a ten year old girl on the front desk who did not understand a word of English? If you want peace and quiet, go somewhere else!!

Such a wonderful time. Was away from hustle of city but was nice to take advantage of the tranquil setting. Easy to get to town with taxi.