Vinpearl Hotels & Resorts properties in Nha Trang

The hotel is in a fantastic spot. It's right next to the mall, and you just need to cross the road to get to the beach. The breakfast was great! There was a wonderful variety, and it really set a good tone for the day. We absolutely loved the view from our window. It was just stunning and really added to the whole atmosphere. The room was spacious and comfortable. Having a Starbucks right on the ground floor was a big plus. There were a couple of things that could be better: Sunbeds: The hotel does offer sunbeds, but there are only a few. By the time we got to the beach, they were usually taken. If you want to rent one, it costs 300,000. Pool Temperature: We didn’t use the pool because the water was too cold.

Overall, my experience was just average. The hotel's environment is undeniably great – beaches, BBQ, and a pool are all standard. Guests can conveniently travel between the main road and the island by speedboat or cable car. However, the rooms are quite old, and the facilities are dated. Most importantly, the service feels like it's stuck in 1980s China. The 1977 yuan included accommodation and three meals (breakfast, lunch, and dinner). At dinner, I ordered a beer, which was about 20 yuan. I didn't have cash, and my Chinese credit card couldn't be processed. I offered to go back to my room to get cash or have it charged to my room. I even signed the bill with my room number. To my surprise, the waitstaff repeatedly badgered me for payment and even brought me to the hotel front desk to try my credit card again, which still didn't work. They insisted I go back to my room for cash. I lost my temper and loudly complained, which caught the attention of the restaurant manager. The manager was quite reasonable; he apologized profusely, waived the drink bill, and even saw us off with a smile. The next day, I had a flight from Nha Trang to Ho Chi Minh City at 8:40 AM, which required an early start to catch the speedboat to the mainland. Breakfast started at 6 AM, and the lobby also opened at 6 AM. I had arranged for two breakfast boxes the night before since I wouldn't have time to eat in the restaurant, as the shuttle bus was leaving at 6:15 AM. At 6 AM, I collected my breakfast boxes from the lobby and saw that the restaurant was open. I asked a server if I could have a cup of coffee. The server consulted a manager (not the same one from the previous night's restaurant) and was told that since breakfast had already been packed, I couldn't have coffee. I just had to smile wryly and give up. In conclusion, everything in Vietnam is developing and changing, much like China experienced similar transformations. The income of the working class is low, and while there's a unique Southeast Asian spirit of contentment with simplicity, the standard of international modern service still needs improvement.

This is a tranquil island with only one hotel. The beach is divided into an exclusive area for hotel guests and a section for day-trippers, offering activities like mud baths and sea walking. Mud baths require booking at the hotel and are available at 9 AM, 10 AM, and 11 AM sharp; sea walking tickets can be purchased at a designated kiosk. After 4 PM, the crowds thin out, making the environment very pleasant. The island's only restaurant, ”Sea Breeze,” serves breakfast and dinner (until 10 PM) at reasonable prices, and UnionPay is accepted (though not personally verified). The restaurant's highlight is the beachfront dining experience. After meals, kids had a blast digging for crabs on the beach (look for small holes in the sand where crabs might be). Even though I only stayed for one night, I'd love to visit again.

The room was a bit small, but the sea view was absolutely stunning. Breakfast was plentiful, but I wouldn't recommend the dinner or lunch buffets; while they had a lot of options, the quality wasn't great, and drinks cost extra. It was super convenient to buy VinWonders tickets at the hotel; you could use facial recognition to re-enter multiple times, which meant we could come back for lunch and a rest before heading back in the afternoon. The three huge swimming pools downstairs were fantastic, and the beach and sea were also great. Overall, it's more of a place to enjoy the facilities than to focus on the room itself.