Hotels With Wifi in Khanh Hoa Province, Vietnam

The service at Amanoi was fantastic, meeting the high standards expected from Aman. However, some issues, particularly the unexpected noise, impacted our stay: Noise Disruption - Most Disappointing Aspect: Our first morning was serene, but on the second day, we were unexpectedly awakened by loud machinery noise from a nearby park as early as 6–7 a.m. The disturbance continued throughout the morning, interrupting even our attempt to rest after breakfast. Many guests travel all the way to Amanoi to find peace and tranquility away from city noise, so this was especially disappointing. Although the hotel eventually offered a small compensation after we raised the issue, it would have been preferable if they had addressed it proactively. Location Issues: The location listed on Trip.com was incorrect, causing our Grab driver to drop us at a different place. The driver then charged extra to get us to the correct location. Accurate location information could prevent this inconvenience for future guests. Limited Dining Options - Lack of Pre-arrival Information: Amanoi has only two dining options, with the BBQ restaurant open to the public only on Saturdays. Unfortunately, this detail wasn’t shared with us beforehand, so we missed the BBQ night and had to dine at the same restaurant both nights. While pre-arrival communications were focused on add-on cost services like transportation and visa fast-tracking, providing essential details such as dining schedules and locations would have greatly enhanced our planning and experience. Language Accessibility: My mother reads only in Chinese, and we were given a Chinese menu only during our final meal out of four. Having this option from the beginning would have significantly improved her dining experience.

The hotel facilities and proximity to the beach were amazing. Breakfast delicious and rooms spacious and inviting for families with children. As written in other reviews, the hotel only provided 9 beach umbrellas with seats and they were mostly taken by other guests, meaning that we often had to pay for other seats despite being Havana guests. We wouldn't stay here again for one big reason of noise. The paradise club opposite Havana totally ruins this hotel. It has live singing until past midnight, and the club itself doesn't close until 2.30am. The pool looked fantastic in the photos but in reality it was windy on the 5th floor and the water was cold. We found the beach water so much warmer.

It was conveniently located opposite the beach. Plenty of food options nearby. We asked for a quieter room but it doesn't face the beach so we had a good sleep for the 4 nights we stayed there.

I had an amazing experience staying at Vinpearl Beachfront Nha Trang. My room had a stunning panoramic sea view, absolutely breathtaking to wake up to each morning! The room was spotless, comfortable, and well-maintained, making my stay very relaxing. Check-in and check-out were fast and seamless, with friendly and professional staff who made the whole process effortless.

The hotel is very clean and in good location with many restaurants nearby and the sea front. Good gym and pool facilities and a very extensive buffet breakfast which caters for all dietary needs and tastes and very plentiful. Staff were friendly and very knowledgeable and professional and always eager to help. The room we stayed in a suite was adequate for our needs and a nice hot shower available. No complaints or negatives and would definitely stay here again.

Private Villa was very nice and modern. Private pool and view was amazing. Rest of the hotel area with public pool and dining area was not more than average. Layout for mass tourism. Staff was very friendly and helpful as far as they understood English. Breakfast buffet was ok but dinner buffet and also the a-la-carte restaurant was a nightmare - especially for the requested prices. I recommend everyone to drive to the cable car island station: there you get more choice, better quality and all this for 30-50% of the hotel price. All in all the private villas are nice for a family vacation but the main building (normal rooms) I suggest to skip.

Great pool, but better come before 8 am to be sure you have a sunbed. Nice small gym. Delicious breakfast and they change main dishes everyday, but have cleaning issues. The floor is not clean after their cleaning and I always find black hair in my room....I'm blondy, so cleaners leave their messages to me on the floor😄. Also it's a bit far from the sea, 10 minutes walking, and the road , as everywhere in Vietnam is not safe to cross, but to get to the seaside you must cross 3 roads. Also my room window was facing the....wall.

Despite being well-presented, this establishment exhibits signs of aging. The room was spacious but require some renovation. It also required a dedicated cleaning crew for daily upkeep as we did a wipe down ourselves and the wet wipes were filthy. We were taken aback to find that our room had not been cleaned after we left that morning at 8 am for an island hopping tour, returning only at 4 pm. Upon inquiring at the reception, we were informed that the cleaning staff concluded their duties at 4 pm that day. However, the location is excellent. It is just a stone's throw from the renowned beach, with numerous restaurants, bars, cafes, and grocery shops in the vicinity. Additionally, it is within walking distance of a shopping mall and a night market as well.

Great value for the money. The villa has a spacious living room, great for working; a nice small side garden. The territory is nice, green and well maintained. The staff is professional, it's great to see their sincere smiles. Will try to come here with the whole family next time for the vacation.

Our family’s stay at the Nha Trang Marriott Resort & Spa on Hon Tre Island was a blend of breathtaking natural beauty, luxurious accommodations, and a few areas needing improvement. The island itself is a tropical paradise—picture serene, crystal-clear seas teeming with vibrant marine life, coconut palms heavy with fruit, and lush groves of mangoes and bananas. The air is perfumed with the scent of exotic flowers from the island’s diverse trees, creating a serene backdrop that feels like stepping into a postcard. The resort itself is visually stunning, offering a range of accommodations to suit different needs. The villas are a highlight, with spacious double, triple, and quadruple bedroom options, many featuring private pools that elevate the luxury experience. The main building offers a variety of well-appointed rooms with modern amenities, catering to couples, families, or solo travelers. The expansive beach, paired with jaw-dropping sea views, is a standout feature, perfect for soaking in the tranquility or enjoying water activities. Dining at the resort is a delight, with a wide array of options to satisfy every palate, including thoughtfully prepared halal dishes. Whether you’re craving local Vietnamese flavors or international cuisine, there’s something for everyone. However, the “Sands” restaurant had a notable downside: the far corner, where dirty dishes are collected near the coffee machines and Vietnamese coffee station, was unpleasantly odorous, with dirty walls and shelves that detracted from the otherwise pleasant dining experience. Management should address this promptly to maintain the resort’s high standards. Service was generally acceptable, but there’s room for improvement. While some staff members, like the exceptional Lisa at reception, were superheroes—quickly resolving issues with clarity and professionalism—others seemed undertrained. The guest relations team, in particular, could benefit from better selection and training to match the resort’s luxury positioning. Housekeeping was a mixed bag; we observed some staff working diligently, but the cleaning quality in our villa was inconsistent, with noticeable lapses that left us disappointed. Facility-wise, the resort’s infrastructure needs attention. Shower heads and bathroom faucets were subpar, and poor drainage in the showers caused water to pool, which was frustrating. Additionally, the beach, while stunning, was littered to a surprising degree—comparable to a public beaches like Miami’s. Given the resort’s emphasis on nature, we were surprised by the lack of regular beach cleaning. I recommend management invest in sand-cleaning machines and implement a routine maintenance schedule, perhaps every two weeks, to preserve the island’s pristine beauty. A gentle reminder to guests: please help protect this natural gem by keeping it clean! Overall, the Nha Trang Marriott Resort & Spa offers a luxurious escape in a breathtaking setting, with diverse accommodations and dining options. However, management must address staff training, facility maintenance, and beach cleanliness to fully match the resort’s potential. We’d return for the stunning views and Liza’s stellar service, but we hope to see improvements for an even better experience.