4 Star Hotels in Phan Thiet

We were looking for a quiet hotel after a long trip to Cambodia and Laos and we found it. We were given a large villa to ourselves with our own wonderful garden, private jacuzzi and even a huge kitchen. The swimming pool was large and very well maintained and there were enough loungers of everyone. The staff has obviously received training and were delightful. As with a lot of beaches in Vietnam, the surrounding beach (not near our hotel) was covered in rubbish washed up from the sea although it is obvious that the area surrounding our hotel is cleaned every day. We also discovered enormous dead jelly fish washed on the beach so care must be taken when swimming. Ideal for windsurfing and all water sports.

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.

I spent five nights Vila Aria. This is a really great resort all around, great service, right on the beach with the pool overlooking the sea. Great breakfast, really impressive selection. Food at the restaurant is very good, we ate there regularly. I am a mid thirties woman and went with a friend and the crowd was a mix of families and couples mainly. You can watch all the kite surfers which I found mesmerizing, and enjoyed the waves in the sea, but if you want a quiet sea this isn't the beach for you.

My wife and I stayed in one of their seven bungalows and had the most enjoyable, relaxing vacation ever. We were picked up at the airport and when we arrived on the grounds (which are gorgeous, with a tiny pond, bridge and palm trees) we could hear the ocean which was only steps away from the bungalow. The Bungalow we had possessed a breathtaking view of the ocean and beach. Two lounges waited for us with fresh towels and the wet bar was well stocked with drinks. The bungalow itself was beautiful, with a large white tapestried canopy bed and almost spa like feel to the bathroom. We woke each morning to the sound of the surf and couldn't wait to run the few steps to take a dip! The food matched the surroundings and I highly suggest the Red Snapper, but really, everything we tried was fresh, plentiful and delicious right down to the breakfasts which were included in the price. You can even get things delivered to your beachside lounges free of charge. For us though, though true charm was in the owners who made us feel as if we were the only guests there, and were so hospitable even going as far as to loan us suntan lotion! When you go, ask to rent to scooters and take a short drive to the Dragonfruit farms and the largest reclining Buddah in Vietnam. When you pass the other villas in the area you will really see why Green Organic Villas is the most charming. We will be back for sure, I really recommend it!

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.