I've lead my Rail Tour groups through Vietnam for more than 20 years, but the most memorable, relaxing & peaceful stay was at this wonderful, tranquil resort situated on the coast of the South China Sea - 175 Kms north of Hue. Wonderful facilities (bungalows & villas), surrounded by forest pools amid beautiful gardens beside our own private beach, provided... More

Like other reviews have said, the staff outnumbers the guests. I actually liked it. It felt like my own personal resort. The beach is nice. We hung out there most of the day and just ordered drinks. The staff knows enough English to help out although don't expect any fluency.

We stay for two nights in a Superior Double Room / Twin Room with Garden View, which needs some maintenance, like nearly everything else in the hotel. The spacious room is located at the ground floor with a small terrace but no chairs. The TV wasn't a flat-screen and the view wasn't a tropical garden (it was a parking lot),... More

The hotel has all the facilities and amenities required, but lacks atmosphere. It is huge and the sound of your chopsticks echoing in the dining room at dinner is not the stuff holidays are made of. Nevertheless we could not fault their service, quality of accomodation or friendliness of the staff. Their primary reason for existence appears to be linked... More

I've lived in Vietnam 10 months and been to many of the big tourist destinations. Sun Spa pros: quiet, good beach, few people around to use pool and beach, friendly people around this part of the country. Cons: concierge not very helpful, limited dining options in town, If you want to rent a motorbike (one the 3 things concierge was... More

Stayed here for 3 nights with my daughter aged 25. Came for some luxury and relaxation on a backpack tour of Vietnam. Very expensive, well built resort which belies everything else that goes on there. No sign of any management over the 3/4 days. No response to my list of enquiries over things we were not happy about i.e. no-one... More

We stayed here to visit Phuong Nhe and Paradise Caves in March. It's the nicest hotel in the area and is about 1.5 hrs from Paradise Cave (less to Phuong Nhe). It was deserted this time of year as it caters mostly to Vietnamese Tourists who vacation here in the summer to access the beach. Hotel staff doesn't speak English... More

What an immense place, something we never expected here. We had a good room with everything in it one may expect and very clean and tidy. Restaurant is worth going to, the food we had was delicious and well presented. We used the spa for an unforgettable good massage, weather was actually too cold to do anything else. The place... More

This is not like any other resort that we have visited. The resort is massive: Olympic size pool, live music at night, several restaurants, large patio bar area, beachfront, tennis courts, golf, and fresh water pond. However, there is an eerie feeling when you check in, and you constantly ask yourself "where is everyone" and "am I missing something." The... More