2 Bed Apartment very spacious for two adults and two tweens, resort always clean and no issue finding sunbeds as mainly Japanese/Korean guests who don’t sunbathe. Lifeguards always there watching even if just one person in the sea. The breakfast was very good loved the Pho

Pizzas were dreadful came out with cling film on them and clearly not from the pizza oven as totally uniform in shape and pretty tasteless. Very expensive food and nothing special about for the cost. Sport bar smugglers bar wasn’t open so only bar at night by the pool. The bars close before it’s closing time so at 9pm they come to settle the bill although still open till 9:30pm. As not much to do in the hotel walked to nearest town 2km away don’t bother!! Four nights was probably one night too long overall to rest and relax after a hectic tour of Vietnam it did it’s job. Burger and chips (for a change from Vietnamese) was the most expensive meal of the trip!!

Excellent service and facilities given the location and situation. Great ambience. Appears Greek themed. I found some of the negative reviews left by others amusing. Some seem to expect an exclusive Aspen experience but this was great for a resort in a small Vietnamese coastal city.

Single restaurant available was on the pricier side. Bed slightly creaky. Limited soundproofing characteristic of local buildings.

The location is perfect. Mr. Phan Vuong is the best !!! .. I came back because of his customer service and the professionalism of the staff; I would recommend to anyone to stay at this hotel resort.

Breakfast, lunch and dinner. sometime the food wasn't clean and fresh. too many kids running around the pool. the gym really needs to upgrade, I came here every year, and for the past 5 years the gym hasn't change .

Great facility with plenty of great spaces to relax and enjoy the trip, great menu and fresh seafood etc

A lot of things advertised were not in use or operational, extra restaurants, activities, tour organisation etc we had to organise a lot of our own tours privately.

it is a nice hotel and we stayed here not for the first time. rooms in codominiunm have one king bed and a bunk bed, so it is very convenient for our two kids. generally the rooms design is very beautiful and stylish. the territory and the pools are clean.

the restraunt is not ok. it was the same several years ago and still didn't imrove. the staff in restaraunt is still not good at english, it is difficult to communicate if your have questions about the menu, cause they dont' t understand engish or can't answer properly. besides the prices in restaraunt are too high, the dishes are small for the price. the staff was very slow , we were waiting patiently and finally they forgot to bring 2 dishes that we have ordered.

It looks gorgeous. We can access sea ( just in front of hotel ) and we can enjoy swimming pool as well.

Only few English speaker. Sometimes difficult to communicate. ( but everyone makes effort) 2 hours from Ho Chi Minh City by car.

Large property. Room seas beautiful the furniture was modern yet was made to look antique. Loved the massage facilities within the building. Had a convenience store across the street as a part of the resort. Multiple pools, great breakfast and the beach is right there.

It is superbly remote. If you want to get away from it all, all you need is at the hotel.

Extremely friendly & helpful staff. Right on the water's edge. Fantastic ocean views from some rooms. Very, very clean rooms & bathrooms. Firm mattresses. Diverse breakfast options. Highly valued restaurant on site with plenty of affordable dishes. Plenty of swimming pools to keep guests entertained. Wheelchair access possible too.

TV was not Netflix capable, nor screen mirroring possible. Bring your own adapter cable.

Nice location and environment Many locals Nice breakfast

Not a lot of entertainment or things to do in the area

The rooms were spacious and comfortable. The pool area and beach was lovely.

The receptionist were a little moody on check-in and when billing the room with food or a service there seemed to be a manor of distrust from the staff. Perhaps it was a language barrier.