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"6 month old hotel. Super friendly and helpful staff at all levels. Room is clean with a nice view. Location is quite near the sea but a little bit away from food and drinks area."

"Location & Destination Integration – /85 Architectural Design & First Impression – /85 Service Excellence & Staff Professionalism – /95 Guestroom Ergonomics & Comfort – /80 Housekeeping & Sanitation Standards – /85 Culinary Experience & F&B Excellence – /85 Recreational Facilities & Family Amenities – /80 Digital Integration & Smart Connectivity – /80 Safety, Security & Guest Privacy – /85 Overall Value & Brand Proposition – /85"

"Overall, I liked this hotel. The pools and facilities are excellent truly a highlight of the stay. The property is beautiful and, for Mũi Né, it’s a very good option. However, check-in can take some time, especially if you don’t speak Vietnamese. We also had an issue with receiving a second key card. There were three of us in the room, but with only one card it was inconvenient, as the electricity, lights, and all room facilities work exclusively with the card. This meant we always had to move around together. The hotel is located quite far from the main area and nightlife of Mũi Né, so it feels somewhat isolated. Bike rental is easily available nearby, and food delivery works well. There are not many shops within walking distance, but this wasn’t a problem for me since I rented a bike and drove into town. I gave a low rating for cleanliness because our room was never cleaned during our entire stay. We stayed for four nights, and no housekeeping came. I contacted the administrator and asked at least for fresh towels, which we did receive, but cleaning itself was never offered. Overall, a nice hotel with great facilities, but with some noticeable inconveniences. A solid 4 out of 5."

"We chose this hotel for a family trip with 2 adults and 2 children, and the hotel's programs and various facilities offer incredible value for money! Especially since we hadn't booked massages in advance, the front desk helped us book on the same day (definitely get a massage, the pressure is amazing! There are male masseurs too, which my husband loved, and some staff can communicate in English, so just go for it!). The restaurant also allows guests to use the microwave. However, compared to other resorts and hotels (we also stayed in Vung Tau and Ho Chi Minh City), I'd say the breakfast is just average. But for this price, including breakfast, the pool, amenities, and the scenery, we are very satisfied!"

"We stayed at the hotel for 9 nights in early April 2026, in a garden-view bungalow. This is one of the best places! The location is fantastic – it has its own beach, a restaurant right on the seafront, and two clean swimming pools. It's situated between Phan Thiet and Mui Ne. For dinner, we'd go to Mui Ne by scooter or taxi (around $2-3), a quick 5-minute ride. Sometimes we'd have dinner at the hotel, enjoying the wonderful sea view. Prices are higher than in the village, but you get peace and quiet! Breakfasts are good, though definitely with an Asian slant. There was always something to choose from (pastries, yogurts, omelets...). They're really great for having a proper coffee machine; the cappuccino was excellent! By the pool, there's a bar with submerged chairs, perfect for cooling off on a hot day with a refreshing drink, taking a dip, and feeling completely refreshed from city life and daily worries. The hotel grounds aren't large, which we actually loved, but they're beautiful, lush with tropical greenery. Fish in the pond, exotic crested birds... all the joys of life. The bungalow was in excellent condition, everything clean and tidy, with daily housekeeping. On arrival, we received fruit and a beach bag. The blackout curtains were a big plus for us, and the balcony had nice furniture, perfect for sitting out in the evening and admiring the surrounding beauty. We especially loved being able to swim in the pool late in the evening when it was completely dark – it was lit up, the water was clean and warm, and no one bothered us; we could swim to our heart's content. The beach has white sand, and the sea was very warm, with small waves after lunch, which we absolutely loved playing in. I also want to mention my birthday, which I celebrated there. The staff were very welcoming; when they saw I had flowers, they immediately brought a vase, and in the evening, a small cake. Returning from the beach, we found a 'Happy Birthday' message made of tropical flowers on the bed (a small touch, but very pleasant)! We rented a beautiful gazebo for 4 hours ($10-12), which included ice cream and French fries. The only warning I want to give is about sand fleas on the beach. They don't bite everyone. Since I've been bitten by them before (it's not my first time in Asia), they tend to find me! So, don't lie on the beach sunbeds; stick to the ones by the pool. We highly recommend Aroma; it's a little paradise!"

"Better than expected. The rooms are spacious and airy. The staff are enthusiastic. The swimming pool is beautiful, clean, deep, and has a kids' pool, perfect for those who love to swim. There's a private, clean beach. The bathroom and toilet are clean, spacious, and attractive. However, the air conditioning in the room was old, and for a large room under the summer sun, it was just too hot."

"Decided to choose Allezboo Beach Resort & Spa for our stay based on some recommendations. The staff was very friendly and accommodating, and service was impeccable. During out stay, we had to leave the resort really early for a day tour and mentioned that we might not be able to make it back for breakfast. The receptionist readily offered to prepare and pack us a breakfast box to go which we really appreciated. The rooms were big and spacious, and facilities such as the swimming pool, walkways and gardens were clearly well maintained, making it a very enjoyable experience. There were some wear-and-tear noted in the bathtub and metal structures around the room (door handles, chairs, cabinets etc), possibly as the accommodation was right by the sea. Good sea view and the beach was very easily accessible from the resort. However, there was nothing else much to do nearby (apart from chilling by the beach) and we had to take a Grab out for food. Overall still a quiet and relaxing experience!"

"This hotel barely scrapes by as a 4-star. Its positives are its location, the wide beach, and plenty of available sun loungers (no need to wake up at 6 AM!), plus excellent breakfasts. Now for the downsides – the cleaning! And it's not even about the quality. The system was completely incomprehensible during our 20-day stay; sometimes they'd clean at 11 AM, sometimes at 2 PM, 4 PM, or even 6 PM. You'd see the cart outside the door, then they'd leave, and two hours later, nothing had been done. Towel changes seemed completely random – if it looked clean, they'd just fold it and leave. Beach towels are also exchanged in the room; if you're at the beach or pool with your own, there's no exchange, and you end up chasing staff around for one. The mattress is very firm, which you can get used to, but the pillows, oh my goodness, I never got used to them. The balconies were dirty, and the windows could at least be cleaned once a week. In the last couple of days before we left, they started renovations in our building (the one closest to the sea) – more like cosmetic touch-ups, but at least it'll be cleaner. On weekends, a lot of locals arrive, and it gets very noisy, whereas weekdays are much more relaxing. Also, there's a varied crowd of our compatriots; the first two weeks were very calm, then a real 'Tagil' group checked in. But overall, Vietnam is wonderful. I adore Mui Ne despite its sometimes rough sea; the food is delicious and cheap, and thanks to the wind, there's no suffocating heat. You can also get a decent massage for an affordable 170,000 VND. Almost forgot – the coffee, of course, is the most delicious and varied!"

"The hotel's hygiene conditions do leave room for improvement, as there were quite a few mosquitoes and flies in the room. While it's understandable that the hotel is located in a suburban area where insects are inevitable, and the hotel does provide mosquito repellent spray and related equipment, it still had a significant impact on the stay experience. The hotel is in a rather remote location, quite far from the city center. However, it is conveniently close to attractions like the Red Sand Dunes and the fishing village. In terms of service, overall the staff's performance wasn't particularly outstanding. Some staff members didn't smile or greet me as I passed by. That said, the front desk staff were commendable—they were friendly and dedicated to solving problems. As for facilities, for a resort hotel, it can be considered well-equipped, with a variety of recreational amenities. However, some facilities are a bit outdated."

"The hotel is wonderful, and its beach is one of the best in Mui Ne. We had a lot to compare with; we stayed at different hotels, and the others just popped in to watch. At lunchtime, kite servers arrive on the beach, and it's a real pleasure to watch them, not just lounging on a sun lounger. There are plenty of cafes and shops around the hotel. The only downside is that they don't have much variety; we're used to a wider selection, but you won't go hungry anyway. Breakfast for a 7-year-old child was 250,000 dong each. I think that's a bit pricey, especially considering he barely wanted to eat anything."