Hotels With Pools in Khanh Hoa Province, Vietnam

Excellent location, close to the sea but not right on the main road or near noisy establishments. The cleanliness for a 3-star hotel was great; they cleaned every day, although the bedding wasn't changed once in 11 days. Overall, the room was clean and tidy. Yes, it's not brand new, and there are a few scuffs on the wallpaper, but that's minor. The only downside I can point out about the room is the lack of space for drying clothes, so definitely bring a clothesline! The breakfasts were good, with a large selection. They always had pho, rice, stewed vegetables, and fruit, and the rest varied daily. They'd cook omelets or fried eggs fresh for you, and pancakes were offered frequently. The staff were very polite and friendly; they answered and helped us with everything they could. The housekeepers also always did their best, easily brought extra hangers to the room, refilled gels and shampoos, and the cleaning was always quick and thorough.

I initially booked one night at Duyen Ha Resort, and I loved the service and the beach so much that I decided to extend my stay for another night. After booking the additional night, I was moved to a different room. However, the air conditioning in the new room wasn't working properly. All I wanted was for the hotel to check and fix the AC. I wasn't asking for a room upgrade or trying to make things difficult for the staff. What was truly disappointing, though, was that instead of reassuring and assisting me, the front desk staff immediately said, ”You only paid for that level, so you won't get a room change.” This way of communicating made me feel disrespected, especially since I hadn't even mentioned changing rooms. Furthermore, coordinating the technical support was quite slow. We had to wait for a very long time, to the point where we had to call back and say we no longer needed assistance because it was taking too much time. Fortunately, the technician still came and managed to fix the AC, which was all we needed from the beginning. I still highly rate Duyen Ha's facilities, the beach, and most of its services. However, the hotel should review its procedures and how it trains its front desk staff to handle unexpected situations with guests. A more attentive and supportive attitude would significantly improve the guest experience.

Friendly staff, clean bedding, unlimited food and drinks. Beautiful scenery. Upon check-in, I received an information guide in Korean. You can communicate with the reception in real-time via KakaoTalk. The resort grounds are compact, so you can quickly get your bearings. I read many reviews saying it was old, but I honestly don't find it to be so. Everything was well-maintained, and there are fun events at the pool during the day and outdoors at night. They even conduct daily water quality tests for the pool. There's also a nightclub. *Boom-chick-boom-chick!* (Sound of music/partying) About 97% of the guests were Russian speakers, and all 3% of the Asians I saw were Korean. The draft beer was the best – very cold and low in alcohol, so you wouldn't get tipsy easily. The cocktails were varied and had a decent alcohol content, which was nice. The wine tasted similar to Jinro wine. There are water refrigerators and coffee machines everywhere. Plenty of fruit available. The desserts weren't too sweet and came in a good variety, which I liked. **Cons:** 1. This is a smoker's paradise, so I recommend that those sensitive to second-hand smoke avoid booking. 2. For non-drinkers, there isn't much appeal. While there are many food options, the quality isn't high, and most are not to Korean taste. If you can pick and choose to combine what suits your palate, it's fine. You can eat continuously, so you'll gain weight.

For a complete relaxation and enjoyable sea experience in the azure waters, on the white sands of Cam Ranh Peninsula, we chose the Amiana Resort. We had a spacious room, a wide and soft bed with pristine white linens, and a balcony to watch the sunrise with a sea view. Special thanks to the chef, who delighted us with a variety of exquisite dishes. The food literally melted in our mouths. Our days were filled with the sea and sunbathing on lounge chairs, and our evenings seamlessly transitioned into relaxing by the hotel pool until about 9 PM. We even threw a coin into the sea, hoping to return next year.

Before making the reservation, I visited the hotel and was shown a room on a higher floor — it looked nice and was a bit larger. Then I went back to the reception, where they told me I could take a room with a city view. I made the booking, but when I received the room, it wasn’t the same one I had seen before. When I asked at the reception, they said the one I saw earlier was more expensive. It doesn’t matter much now, but if you plan to book here, I recommend asking clearly in advance and making sure you get the room you actually reserved.Check-in was done one hour earlier, which I appreciate. The view from the room was good, and the room itself was fairly spacious. The cleaning was done but somewhat superficial at first; however, after I talked to the reception in the following days, they came and cleaned it properly.

I would like to sincerely thank the staff from the bottom of my heart for quickly checking me in upon my urgent request. They really understood my situation and showed great empathy. They also offered me an upgraded room with a sea view that had just become available. Everything was spotless! The hotel's location is extremely convenient. The breakfasts are insanely good—there is something for every palate, and you certainly won't leave hungry. This is not my first time staying here. Everything you need is right around the hotel: bus stops for getting to the beaches, delicious restaurants, and currency exchange offices. Most importantly, the hallways are quiet, and no one will ever wake you up, unlike in many other hotels. I highly suggest a visit. The hotel offers great value for money. I recommend it and will definitely come back again. They also have a spa salon and offer a 200-dong discount. I went for a massage and thoroughly enjoyed every minute of it ♥️

We just got back home. The hotel and service were truly excellent – everything was beautiful, and the rooms were impressive. However, this isn't really a family-friendly hotel. It's more suited for couples or families with toddlers, as children over 5 might find it boring here. The kids' club is small and geared towards very young children. They have a mini slide and a warm (even hot) pool. Do note that the hotel is mostly filled with Korean guests. There's a teen room with two arcade machines, foosball, and a PS5. Breakfast: I really enjoyed the breakfast – high-quality products, delicious cappuccinos, smoothies, and fresh juices. Having stayed at the 'Aquamarine' hotel before, I have a good basis for comparison. Dining: The hotel only offers breakfast. There are three restaurants on site: an Italian one by the sea, a seafood restaurant, and a Vietnamese one. Approach the kids' menu with caution – it's very limited and mainly caters to Korean tastes. Prices can also be a bit disappointing: there's a 23% service charge and tax that isn't listed on the menu, only on the final bill. The Italian restaurant is lovely, and the sound of the sea in the evening at sunset is amazing. I recommend trying the truffle pizza, pasta, burger, and Iberico pork – they're truly delicious. The only thing I didn't particularly like were the cocktails at the beach bar. Activities: The hotel offers yoga classes with an excellent instructor – pure relaxation, followed by Tabata. However, you need to request the schedule upon check-in as it's not provided upfront. There are also paid pottery classes. There's a rafting experience, which is very long and enjoyable. A special highlight is the private beach, with few people and super clear water. To sum up, the hotel is new and stands out from other hotels in Cam Ranh. We've stayed at many hotels, and they all seemed old and not very appealing. The JW Marriott is truly great, and I loved it. I would return, but only with my husband, as our child might get bored here. It's a place for complete relaxation and a private getaway. They always provide plenty of bottled water, and the room is tidied up again in the evening with various complimentary amenities. I was delighted by these small touches. The shampoo and conditioner were excellent; they made my hair feel like silk.

Considering the room size, the price feels like a great bargain because the rooms are truly massive. However, how should I put it? The vibe of the villas leans much more towards a corporate feel rather than a resort getaway. It feels like a residential sales gallery turned into a hotel, featuring a huge dining room, a large living room, and en-suite bedrooms where every single room comes with its own bathroom and shower. The resort is enormous. If you book a villa, especially a two-bedroom one, you might get assigned to a room way out on the edge near the mountain. Our first room was just like that—the marble countertops had permanent stains that couldn't be scrubbed off, the private pool and sun loungers were floating with catkin fluff, and because it was tucked away against the mountain, it felt quite eerie at night. At my request, the hotel moved us to a three-bedroom villa closer to the main lobby area, which was even bigger. However, the issue with the unremovable stains on the countertops was still there. Then came the absolute worst part: at night, we found two live cockroaches doing the backstroke in our private villa pool, though they magically vanished by the next morning. This completely ruined it for me, and I didn't even want to touch the pool during my two-night stay. The hotel’s compensation was a complimentary plate of fruit, which I found speechless. On the bright side, the food at the Marriott's restaurant is genuinely good, though admittedly quite expensive. The hotel beach is rather mediocre; it faces west, so you won't catch the sunrise. Overall, this hotel fell short of my expectations.

Definitely not worth the money. The hotel claims to be a 5⭐️, but in reality, it's a 2.5⭐️ at best... The rooms are old, the breakfast is meager, the dining room is dirty, they don't clean it, the exhaust fan is weak, and it smells like food. The pool is dirty, the gym is okay but smells like sewage.

Located in the city center, it was very convenient to get around anywhere. The breakfast was decent enough, and although the poor drainage in the bathroom was a bit inconvenient, it wasn't a major bother. The room size was just right for two people, and the rooftop pool was nice too. It was great that the lobby was nice and cool whenever we came back from outside, and the service from the staff was also good. If I have the chance to visit again, it's definitely worth choosing again. It's quite a good value-for-money hotel.