Hotels With breakfast 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.

This hotel was absolutely wonderful and gave us so many cherished memories. I don't know many all-inclusive hotels with private beaches, so I really enjoyed that aspect. Plus, we could see small fish, so it was fun to snorkel and observe them every day. And above all, the food was incredibly delicious! They had so many dishes that are usually a bit pricey in Japan, like octopus, turban shells, and mussels, which was fantastic, and having beer was the cherry on top. There were also three bars, and you could enjoy drinks from 9 AM onwards. They even had sparkling wine (though it was a bit sweet for my taste, which was a minor disappointment). However, there aren't many adult-oriented activities, so 3 nights and 4 days felt like enough time to fully enjoy everything! 1 night and 2 days would be far too short! There are many group events like yoga and darts, but I felt there were fewer activities you could enjoy individually. The ocean and pool were, of course, amazing, but around noon, the sun was so intense that I felt like the heat in the ocean and pool was life-threatening, haha. I think it would be nice to have some indoor entertainment like billiards or mahjong, but overall, it was a truly wonderful time. In the evenings, there's usually an event from 9 PM, and the beach party on the last night was amazing. However, the event the night before was a bit disappointing, so I guess it's a matter of luck! Haha.

You shouldn't expect anything special for that kind of money. The room is 'tired', with mold, needs repairs. The breakfast doesn't taste good. Booked for 3 nights, left after the first one. While looking for more comfortable accommodation, the overall window will be here, but it's better to pay a little extra and choose a better hotel.

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.

A great option for a vacation in Nha Trang. We stayed here for five nights and had a pleasant experience. The hotel is easy to reach by bus from the airport: there's a stop not far from the hotel, about a five-minute walk away. The beach is a 5–7 minute walk. The hotel is located near a hospital and some kind of bus station (there are photos showing the view from the window where this is visible), so it's peaceful and quiet in the evenings. Overall, we liked the area: it's not in the very center, which keeps it from being noisy, but you can still easily walk everywhere if you want to stroll to the main street. You can get towels and umbrellas for the beach at the reception, but the towels get taken very quickly and were constantly out of stock. So if you want a towel, you need to come early in the morning. All these items are taken under signature, promising to return them safe and sound. About the hotel itself: It's a large hotel building, beautiful inside, with friendly and good staff. Check-in was quite fast, they explained all the details, and even gave us printed sheets with rules in Russian: for example, that you can't bring seafood, mangosteens, or durians into the hotel, and there will be fines if these rules are not followed. In general, many Russian speakers stay at this hotel, so a lot is adapted for us. We had a triple room with a view to the opposite side of the sea. There was also a small basket with complimentary welcome fruits in the room, which was a very nice touch. The room was large, spacious, and clean. All the linen and towels were clean. Every day, they came to collect trash, change towels if needed, and left bottled water, tea, and coffee. The air conditioner in the room worked well. There's also a kettle and a minibar in the room. The minibar was small and contained drinks you could buy from them, but it hardly chilled anything, so using it as a refrigerator was practically impossible. Well, it's not really designed for that anyway. I must mention the breakfasts separately. They were a large, varied buffet. You could also order two additional types of soup, and the pho bo was especially delicious. Overall, the food was very diverse: there were many fruits, pastries, drinks, as well as fried sausages, bacon, stewed meat, rice, fried noodles, and salads. The hotel also has an indoor pool and a gym on the same floor. The pool often had very few people, which was nice – you could swim peacefully. The gym is located in the same area; it's quite small, but it has everything necessary for those who want to work out. Overall, I really liked the hotel and would recommend it to anyone who wants to have a good rest.

We stayed at the hotel for 7 nights in August with our child, and I can honestly say we had nothing but positive impressions. The standard room was excellent, spacious, and new. The hotel itself is very beautiful and aesthetically pleasing. The breakfast was wonderful – delicious pastries, plenty of fruit, and you could order eggs prepared any way you liked. While there was a focus on Asian cuisine, there was still a good selection of European dishes. Buggy carts are available throughout the property, and you can also order one from your room, which is incredibly convenient! Since it was hot and humid in August, we didn't always want to walk long distances (the hotel grounds are quite large). The service was superb! The staff were very kind, polite, and pleasant to interact with. There's an Italian restaurant, a seafood restaurant, and a Vietnamese restaurant on site. We particularly enjoyed the Vietnamese restaurant; it had a good selection and wasn't too exotic. The Italian restaurant offered many familiar dishes like pizza, pasta, and salads. A huge plus is that all the restaurants have a children's menu! And it's excellent – simple and familiar to us, which is very important for ensuring your child has something to eat. The prices are comparable to Moscow, but all the restaurants were delicious and clean, so it was worth it. You can also order food to be delivered to the beach, which is another great convenience. We also liked the kids' club. The staff generally spoke good English, and there were many activities for children, such as a Vietnamese hat workshop, origami, and coconut painting (you need to sign up in advance). The club felt safe, so we weren't afraid to leave our child there. Our daughter also attended a cooking masterclass (for an additional charge), which was also fantastic! They made mini-pizzas and desserts, and also created a Vietnamese-style craft. Regarding the distance from Nha Trang – it's not as bad as some reviews might suggest. We called a Maxim taxi and it took about 30 minutes to get to Nha Trang, and about the same to Vinpearl. So, it's convenient to get out of the hotel, and you don't feel isolated. Honestly, we preferred the atmosphere in Cam Ranh more than in downtown Nha Trang. Finally, I want to highlight the hotel's main advantage: the stunning beachfront. It was delightful! The beach is large, clean, beautiful, and there were very few people! The sea was super warm. In front of the beach, there's a great infinity pool. We never encountered crowds; there were always only a few people, which is a huge plus. There were no insects either; mosquitoes didn't bite us. So, the hotel is worthy of its reputation – true luxury! The only downside might be the expensive food in the restaurants, but if you're prepared for prices similar to Moscow, it's not a serious drawback.

Good hotel, excellent service, tasty food, but it's really showing its age and needs a renovation. I couldn't even enjoy a bath because the tub was so old. The grounds were also unkempt.

We booked a Deluxe room with a sea view for two for 3 nights. The hotel is beautiful, we checked in at 3 PM, and our room was on the 5th floor. It was clean, comfortable, cozy, and beautiful. For some reason, they didn't ask for a deposit, but we didn't insist either! The grounds are well-maintained, and the breakfasts were delicious and plentiful. We went to VinWonders. We had dinner once – 830,000 VND. There's live music in the hotel lobby in the evenings. The sea was calm and clean during our visit in early September. There isn't much to walk around on the property itself – just back and forth along the beach. We went to Harbour for walks and dinner a couple of evenings. We spent one day at the Amusement Park. Three days at the hotel and on the island was plenty for us. We would gladly return to Nha Trang.