Cam Lam District Hotels with Wifi

"This is a decent hotel, a solid 4-star option. If you're not overly particular about service or hotels in general, you'll probably like it. For the price, it's quite good, especially if you're traveling with a large group or family. Kids won't get bored; there's plenty to keep them occupied. Regarding the food, breakfasts were a bit repetitive, but lunches and dinners were good. Then again, we didn't eat that much; breakfast and dinner were enough for us. As for the included alcohol, we don't drink that kind, so we ordered separately from the paid bar menu. The Margarita was top-notch – highly recommend it! Some areas of the hotel were a bit dirty. It was terribly stuffy at the entrance to the restaurant; it really needs better ventilation. The elevators were awful, slow, and couldn't keep up. However, the sea in Cam Ranh is amazing – that alone makes it worth the trip!"

"This hotel is absolutely fantastic! We stayed here in early July '26. The entertainment team was superb – both for adults and kids! There were fun activities all day long, from morning exercises and stretching to aqua aerobics. In the evenings, there were always shows, dancing, and singing, and during the day, we had bingo, darts, and more. The animators were brilliant, always in a great mood, and incredibly active! You could drop your child off at the kids' club from morning till evening, but our 10-year-old was independent enough to explore on her own. The grounds are cozy and very well-maintained. Food variety is excellent, and the alcoholic drinks are of good quality. They literally have food available 24/7, which we've never encountered before – amazing! The sea is crystal clear, and the sand is soft, but be aware of the serious low tides. To really enjoy a good swim, you need to go before lunch; after that, you have to walk quite a bit to reach a decent depth. Also, for the last two days, there was some biting plankton, which made swimming a bit uncomfortable. The rooms are good, and housekeeping is excellent. Staff are responsive, friendly, and always respectful with a smile. The only slight downside to our holiday was the lack of a pharmacy within walking distance. We had to take a taxi to the next village. It wasn't a huge deal though; it cost 350,000 dong for a round trip (called by the guys at reception), taking about 20-25 minutes each way. The taxi driver waited for us there. Overall, the hotel is magnificent! I recommend it to everyone!"

"Great resort for family and friends holiday, We rented a villa with private pool which was great for kids to play all day long 🤗 The common pools were also great and fun. The receptionist Thoa was really kind and supportive, arranging shuttle bus to the airport for our whole group and arranging late check out 🥰 The staff were very kind, always trying to help and support. The buggy service was wonderful, specially for walks from villa to the beach or back. You could hop on and off in the middle 💪 The resort provided complimentary foot massage and even lunch tea break with delicious cakes, fruits 🥳 Rooms were very clean and the breakfast was yummy 🥰 lots of options to choose from specially the Pho soup worth eating every morning 🥰🥰🥰 Definitely would recommend for families and friends looking for peaceful and joyful stay. Very close to the airport and got a beautiful beach where yiu can enjoy the sunrise 🤗🤗🤗 Cannot wait to plan our next visit"

"This was the most disappointing hotel of our Nha Trang trip, and I have a few points for everyone's reference. First, we booked a sea view room. When we checked in around 4 PM, they told us they only had rooms on the first floor and no higher floors were available because all rooms were full. When we called the manager, he just reiterated there were no rooms, with an attitude that implied 'take it or leave it.' He said they would check for a higher floor room the next day, but they never contacted me. It's true what other reviews say about them being unfriendly to Chinese guests. Secondly, a major drawback is that there's absolutely nothing around. You can only eat at the hotel. Dinner buffet for two adults and one child was 500 RMB, which is extremely expensive for Nha Trang. The dinner buffet was significantly worse than breakfast, not even offering drinks. Third, even during the May Day holiday, there was only one shuttle bus to the city at 11 AM daily. We had to take a taxi to and from the city in the afternoon, which cost 300 RMB round trip. This is completely different from what reviews claimed about having regular shuttle services. Fourth, traveling with a child, we couldn't really experience the facilities of a 'sports-themed' hotel, and the overall vibe was weak. There wasn't much to do; we just spent two days in the pool. It was also very windy, and the pool had no shade, so it was completely exposed to the sun. I absolutely do not recommend this hotel in any aspect. Of course, the price was indeed cheap, but that's all it had going for it. If you have an early flight, it is conveniently close to the airport, about ten minutes away, making it suitable for a one-night stay before catching a flight."

"We stayed at Alma from late May to early June and absolutely loved it! 1. The grounds are luxurious and huge! Well-maintained greenery is everywhere; we wanted to take photos at every turn. You can stroll along the paths for a long time and just enjoy the beauty! 2. It's an aesthetically pleasing resort that is cared for daily! Everywhere is clean and tidy! 3. The beach is perfect. We walked along the coast to compare it with other hotels and realized we made the right choice by staying at Alma! Here, the beach is flat, clean, and long, with plenty of sun loungers, especially if you walk further down. It doesn't feel crowded; it's very comfortable. The water is crystal clear, a beautiful turquoise color, and warm! The lifeguards on the beach do a great job; you won't be able to swim outside the designated area. 4. Food: We only had breakfast; for other meals, we went to the food court and on-site restaurants. Breakfasts were quite good, with a wide variety of options. There were separate stations for Russian, Korean, Vietnamese, and some other cuisines. What was important for us – different types of bread, cold cuts, various cheeses, lots of fruit (always enough), vegetable salad stations, and delicious omelets/scrambled eggs. The only thing I personally would have wanted for complete happiness was sliced red fish and avocado 🥲, but everything else was generally there! 5. Regarding the restaurants and food court: The food court is decent; we found dishes we liked. There are also lunch options by the pool (decent pizzas), and you can order room service (and get a 20% discount if you pick it up yourself from the bar). We liked the Italian restaurant; the food was truly delicious and high-quality. The Japanese and seafood restaurants weren't particularly impressive. We also went to the buffet dinner twice – I can't say it was 'wow,' but overall you can find food you like, and alcohol is free. To summarize the food at this hotel, I would give it a 4 out of 5. For less picky eaters, it would probably be a 5 out of 5. 6. Service is excellent; all staff are always helpful. The main staff speak a little English, plus there are Russian-speaking administrators, so there will definitely be no problems. 7. The guests are mainly Russians and Koreans, as well as local Vietnamese who, we were told, come on a hotel subscription. English-speaking tourists are present but are a minority. 8. The room was excellent: comfortable mattress, slept great, good air conditioning, clean, quiet, couldn't hear neighbors, and a luxurious view from the balcony! The only minor drawbacks would be the lack of a full-length mirror and the dim lighting in the bathrooms (would have preferred brighter). 9. I particularly want to mention the live band performances almost daily. It's especially atmospheric to listen to them while sipping a cocktail at the American bar ✌🏼 10. There are so many activities and entertainment options that we didn't get to experience everything (a reason to return, it seems). You definitely won't be bored! And if you do, the city is about 40 minutes away (800-1000 rubles one way). 11. P.S. For bodybuilders – the gym is decent, there's enough to keep you busy! Overall, we would happily return to Alma in the future because you truly feel refreshed, mind and body, here ❤️ and for a very reasonable price."

"I can confidently say that Mia was the best hotel experience of my entire trip to Vietnam! Initially, I considered the JW Marriott or The Anam, but I'm so glad I chose Mia; it was a truly perfect experience. 💖 First, I want to extend my thanks to Lona. She was incredibly responsive, actively addressing all guest questions and requests. Plus, she speaks Chinese, so I encourage everyone to chat with her when you visit – she's a lovely and sweet person. Next, I highly recommend Mia's Garden Villas. They are an absolute must-try! In China, finding a room with such a large private courtyard and an outdoor shower at this value for money would be impossible. The room's TV even allowed us to watch YouTube, so we could easily catch up on our own videos. They also thoughtfully prepared a honeymoon amenity for us, including a delicious mousse cake! We received two complimentary young coconuts upon check-in and evening cookies every night. These small details really made our stay feel extra special and heartwarming! Both restaurants are located right by the sea. The breakfast buffet restaurant, in particular, is near both the pool and the ocean. Eating breakfast while watching the sea and guests swimming is truly a delightful experience. While the breakfast selection isn't incredibly vast, it's definitely sufficient, and I especially loved their delicious pastries! I tried both restaurants; the prices are a bit on the high side, but still acceptable. After two nights, I honestly couldn't find a single flaw – it was incredibly comfortable. We also tried the hotel's spa, and I highly recommend it! The value for money is exceptional; you won't find a 1.5-hour massage for just over 200 RMB at any other five-star hotel. I will definitely come back if I have the chance!"

"I would like to express my sincere appreciation to the hotel manager and the entire team for their outstanding professionalism and exceptional customer service throughout my stay. Although I experienced some unpleasant situations and communication issues during the first two days of my stay, the hotel manager took the time to listen carefully to my concerns and addressed them promptly, professionally, and with genuine care. Their proactive approach, patience, and commitment to resolving the issues made a significant difference and completely changed my overall experience. I would also like to recognize the entire team for their cooperation, kindness, and dedication in ensuring that everything was handled smoothly after the initial challenges. Their collective efforts and commitment to guest satisfaction truly reflect the high standards of the hotel. Thank you once again for turning a difficult start into such a positive and memorable experience. It is because of the professionalism and dedication of the manager and the team that I would gladly recommend this hotel and look forward to staying here again."

"Great for a family vacation! We stayed in a sea-view villa, and I had requested a room close to the ocean when booking, so we were lucky to get the second row facing the sea. The villa's private pool is on the rooftop. The hotel breakfast offered a wide variety of options, but the taste leaned towards Korean cuisine. I suggest they could adjust it slightly to include more Chinese dishes, especially since more and more Chinese guests are staying here. The à la carte food was just okay and not very suitable for young children. The hotel charges 300 RMB a day to rent kitchenware, so we ended up buying our own set of pots, pans, knives, seasonings, rice, noodles, meat, vegetables, and oil from the supermarket to cook for the little ones. For the adults, if you don't want to eat at the hotel, you can order takeout via Grab, but it can only be delivered to the hotel entrance, so you'll need to pick it up yourself. Other than that, everything else was good. Service requests were generally responded to promptly; even when an AC broke in one of the rooms in the middle of the night, someone came to fix it quickly. If you turn right after exiting the hotel, there's a coconut stall a few hundred meters down the road that sells very cheap coconuts, around 4 RMB each."

"Let me start with what I didn't like. First, it's Cam Ranh. If you book a hotel here, be aware that there's nothing around the hotel, and you'll need to take a taxi or a shuttle bus (which runs only once a day) to get to town. On the flip side, the hotel has a large, beautiful property. For a comparable price, I preferred the hotel on Hon Tre island where VinWonders is located. At least there are plenty of shops and cafes nearby. So, if you're staying here, you definitely need to book at least breakfast and dinner. And that's assuming you'll have lunch in town. If you go all-inclusive or breakfast, lunch, and dinner, it might get a bit boring here. The water park only has two slides, and that's it. The hotel is marketed as family-friendly, but the beds in the rooms are narrow. It's almost impossible to stay in a standard room with a child. We had two beds, each 1.1 meters wide. You could push them together if the child is small and put them in the middle, but the immovable bedside tables get in the way. The most frustrating part is that an extra bed isn't cheap, and even then, they didn't have any available! They offered to switch us to a villa, but the surcharge was very high. At dinner, neither juices nor cappuccinos are included. One of Movenpick's perks is a free 'sweet hour' from 3 PM to 4 PM, offering complimentary chocolate and pastries, but no water or drinks. All rooms (excluding villas) offer a sea view facing the sunrise (around 5:30 AM) (probably except for the 1st and 2nd floors)."

"The hotel's public areas are stunning; you'll get great photos as long as the weather isn't too bad. The farm is perfect for kids – every morning, we'd go collect two eggs from under the chickens and take them to the breakfast restaurant to be cooked, which was a lovely ritual. Many of the children's crafts are free, and there's a free ice cream hour daily. Plus, they'll occasionally bring watermelons to the pool. The daily complimentary spa is also great value, and the experience would be even better if you go during the off-peak season. Honestly, the overall experience here is much better than the Anantara next door, where every little detail feels designed to make you spend more money. The biggest drawback at The Fusion is that the food is quite mediocre."