Reviews of Amiana Resort Nha Trang

I really liked the hotel, if in Nha Trang, then definitely here. The beach and territory, as well as the service, are magnificent.

Hello! What can I say right now? The hotel grounds are super green!!!!! The beach is wonderful!!!! If there are waves everywhere, then there are no waves here and everyone is enjoying swimming! We are glad we chose this hotel. There is a restaurant, a bar, beautiful alleys, small shops, hammocks, sun loungers, 3 pools, and a gorgeous beach with white sand. It's very green and everyone is friendly. If you don't want to walk around the grounds, there are electric cars that can take you wherever you need to go. We are staying on the 3rd floor of the hotel. There are no mosquitoes or even ants. We sleep with the balcony open. In the morning, there are great breakfasts and pastries. At first, I was a little disappointed that it's a bit far from the city, but there is a shuttle twice a day. We use taxis. But nowhere else has such a beach and so much greenery. The downside of city hotels is the city beach with big waves and noise. Here it's calm... The bed is comfortable, sleep like a baby.

Hello! What can I say right now? The hotel grounds are super green!!!!! The beach is wonderful!!!! If there are waves everywhere, then there are no waves here and everyone is enjoying swimming! We are glad we chose this hotel. There is a restaurant, a bar, beautiful alleys, small shops, hammocks, sun loungers, 3 pools, and a gorgeous beach with white sand. It's very green and everyone is friendly. If you don't want to walk around the grounds, there are electric cars that can take you wherever you need to go. We are staying on the 3rd floor of the hotel. There are no mosquitoes or even ants. We sleep with the balcony open. In the morning, there are great breakfasts and pastries. At first, I was a little disappointed that it's a bit far from the city, but there is a shuttle twice a day. We use taxis. But nowhere else has such a beach and so much greenery. The downside of city hotels is the city beach with big waves and noise. Here it's calm... The bed is comfortable, sleep like a baby.

There are few Russian-speaking guests at the hotel, primarily Chinese, locals, and a few foreigners. The hotel is far from the center (if walking), there is a shuttle at 11 am and 3 pm, it takes 20 minutes, and returns to the hotel after 5 minutes. There are 3 pools, a lagoon, a beach, and no waves. It is not far by car, about 10 minutes, but I wouldn't dare walk. A Saigon beer in the restaurant costs 70,000, but in the hotel market it costs 33,000. If it is included in the meal plan, then it's fine, but if you have to pay for it, it might be expensive. The hotel grounds are long, along the coast, and there is a sports room, billiards, and tennis in the 4-story building. The pool and beach are open from 6:30 am to 6:30 pm, and then it seems you can't use them. Although we had dinner - the kids were splashing around in the large kids' pool. In terms of swimming at the beach, even if there are waves and wind in the sea - it's calm and peaceful here. In the large building (4 floors), on the ground floor, there is table tennis, billiards, and exercise machines. There is also a mini market and ice cream here. Mini shuttles run between the lobby, reception, and buildings so you don't have to walk. On the first day, we walked, but on the second day, we got lazy and started taking the shuttle from the building to the restaurant or from the beach to the building. There are 3 pools: 1) Freshwater, depth of 1.6m, 2) Saltwater, depth of 1.5m, 3) Freshwater, shallow + knee-deep, divided into two sections. There is also a kids' club in the building - to leave the child for a while.

There are few Russian-speaking guests at the hotel, primarily Chinese, locals, and a few foreigners. The hotel is far from the center (if walking), there is a shuttle at 11 am and 3 pm, it takes 20 minutes, and returns to the hotel after 5 minutes. There are 3 pools, a lagoon, a beach, and no waves. It is not far by car, about 10 minutes, but I wouldn't dare walk. A Saigon beer in the restaurant costs 70,000, but in the hotel market it costs 33,000. If it is included in the meal plan, then it's fine, but if you have to pay for it, it might be expensive. The hotel grounds are long, along the coast, and there is a sports room, billiards, and tennis in the 4-story building. The pool and beach are open from 6:30 am to 6:30 pm, and then it seems you can't use them. Although we had dinner - the kids were splashing around in the large kids' pool. In terms of swimming at the beach, even if there are waves and wind in the sea - it's calm and peaceful here. In the large building (4 floors), on the ground floor, there is table tennis, billiards, and exercise machines. There is also a mini market and ice cream here. Mini shuttles run between the lobby, reception, and buildings so you don't have to walk. On the first day, we walked, but on the second day, we got lazy and started taking the shuttle from the building to the restaurant or from the beach to the building. There are 3 pools: 1) Freshwater, depth of 1.6m, 2) Saltwater, depth of 1.5m, 3) Freshwater, shallow + knee-deep, divided into two sections. There is also a kids' club in the building - to leave the child for a while.

There are few Russian-speaking guests at the hotel, primarily Chinese, locals, and a few foreigners. The hotel is far from the center (if walking), there is a shuttle at 11 am and 3 pm, it takes 20 minutes, and returns to the hotel after 5 minutes. There are 3 pools, a lagoon, a beach, and no waves. It is not far by car, about 10 minutes, but I wouldn't dare walk. A Saigon beer in the restaurant costs 70,000, but in the hotel market it costs 33,000. If it is included in the meal plan, then it's fine, but if you have to pay for it, it might be expensive. The hotel grounds are long, along the coast, and there is a sports room, billiards, and tennis in the 4-story building. The pool and beach are open from 6:30 am to 6:30 pm, and then it seems you can't use them. Although we had dinner - the kids were splashing around in the large kids' pool. In terms of swimming at the beach, even if there are waves and wind in the sea - it's calm and peaceful here. In the large building (4 floors), on the ground floor, there is table tennis, billiards, and exercise machines. There is also a mini market and ice cream here. Mini shuttles run between the lobby, reception, and buildings so you don't have to walk. On the first day, we walked, but on the second day, we got lazy and started taking the shuttle from the building to the restaurant or from the beach to the building. There are 3 pools: 1) Freshwater, depth of 1.6m, 2) Saltwater, depth of 1.5m, 3) Freshwater, shallow + knee-deep, divided into two sections. There is also a kids' club in the building - to leave the child for a while.

There are few Russian-speaking guests at the hotel, primarily Chinese, locals, and a few foreigners. The hotel is far from the center (if walking), there is a shuttle at 11 am and 3 pm, it takes 20 minutes, and returns to the hotel after 5 minutes. There are 3 pools, a lagoon, a beach, and no waves. It is not far by car, about 10 minutes, but I wouldn't dare walk. A Saigon beer in the restaurant costs 70,000, but in the hotel market it costs 33,000. If it is included in the meal plan, then it's fine, but if you have to pay for it, it might be expensive. The hotel grounds are long, along the coast, and there is a sports room, billiards, and tennis in the 4-story building. The pool and beach are open from 6:30 am to 6:30 pm, and then it seems you can't use them. Although we had dinner - the kids were splashing around in the large kids' pool. In terms of swimming at the beach, even if there are waves and wind in the sea - it's calm and peaceful here. In the large building (4 floors), on the ground floor, there is table tennis, billiards, and exercise machines. There is also a mini market and ice cream here. Mini shuttles run between the lobby, reception, and buildings so you don't have to walk. On the first day, we walked, but on the second day, we got lazy and started taking the shuttle from the building to the restaurant or from the beach to the building. There are 3 pools: 1) Freshwater, depth of 1.6m, 2) Saltwater, depth of 1.5m, 3) Freshwater, shallow + knee-deep, divided into two sections. There is also a kids' club in the building - to leave the child for a while.

There are few Russian-speaking guests at the hotel, primarily Chinese, locals, and a few foreigners. The hotel is far from the center (if walking), there is a shuttle at 11 am and 3 pm, it takes 20 minutes, and returns to the hotel after 5 minutes. There are 3 pools, a lagoon, a beach, and no waves. It is not far by car, about 10 minutes, but I wouldn't dare walk. A Saigon beer in the restaurant costs 70,000, but in the hotel market it costs 33,000. If it is included in the meal plan, then it's fine, but if you have to pay for it, it might be expensive. The hotel grounds are long, along the coast, and there is a sports room, billiards, and tennis in the 4-story building. The pool and beach are open from 6:30 am to 6:30 pm, and then it seems you can't use them. Although we had dinner - the kids were splashing around in the large kids' pool. In terms of swimming at the beach, even if there are waves and wind in the sea - it's calm and peaceful here. In the large building (4 floors), on the ground floor, there is table tennis, billiards, and exercise machines. There is also a mini market and ice cream here. Mini shuttles run between the lobby, reception, and buildings so you don't have to walk. On the first day, we walked, but on the second day, we got lazy and started taking the shuttle from the building to the restaurant or from the beach to the building. There are 3 pools: 1) Freshwater, depth of 1.6m, 2) Saltwater, depth of 1.5m, 3) Freshwater, shallow + knee-deep, divided into two sections. There is also a kids' club in the building - to leave the child for a while.

There are few Russian-speaking guests at the hotel, primarily Chinese, locals, and a few foreigners. The hotel is far from the center (if walking), there is a shuttle at 11 am and 3 pm, it takes 20 minutes, and returns to the hotel after 5 minutes. There are 3 pools, a lagoon, a beach, and no waves. It is not far by car, about 10 minutes, but I wouldn't dare walk. A Saigon beer in the restaurant costs 70,000, but in the hotel market it costs 33,000. If it is included in the meal plan, then it's fine, but if you have to pay for it, it might be expensive. The hotel grounds are long, along the coast, and there is a sports room, billiards, and tennis in the 4-story building. The pool and beach are open from 6:30 am to 6:30 pm, and then it seems you can't use them. Although we had dinner - the kids were splashing around in the large kids' pool. In terms of swimming at the beach, even if there are waves and wind in the sea - it's calm and peaceful here. In the large building (4 floors), on the ground floor, there is table tennis, billiards, and exercise machines. There is also a mini market and ice cream here. Mini shuttles run between the lobby, reception, and buildings so you don't have to walk. On the first day, we walked, but on the second day, we got lazy and started taking the shuttle from the building to the restaurant or from the beach to the building. There are 3 pools: 1) Freshwater, depth of 1.6m, 2) Saltwater, depth of 1.5m, 3) Freshwater, shallow + knee-deep, divided into two sections. There is also a kids' club in the building - to leave the child for a while.

There are few Russian-speaking guests at the hotel, primarily Chinese, locals, and a few foreigners. The hotel is far from the center (if walking), there is a shuttle at 11 am and 3 pm, it takes 20 minutes, and returns to the hotel after 5 minutes. There are 3 pools, a lagoon, a beach, and no waves. It is not far by car, about 10 minutes, but I wouldn't dare walk. A Saigon beer in the restaurant costs 70,000, but in the hotel market it costs 33,000. If it is included in the meal plan, then it's fine, but if you have to pay for it, it might be expensive. The hotel grounds are long, along the coast, and there is a sports room, billiards, and tennis in the 4-story building. The pool and beach are open from 6:30 am to 6:30 pm, and then it seems you can't use them. Although we had dinner - the kids were splashing around in the large kids' pool. In terms of swimming at the beach, even if there are waves and wind in the sea - it's calm and peaceful here. In the large building (4 floors), on the ground floor, there is table tennis, billiards, and exercise machines. There is also a mini market and ice cream here. Mini shuttles run between the lobby, reception, and buildings so you don't have to walk. On the first day, we walked, but on the second day, we got lazy and started taking the shuttle from the building to the restaurant or from the beach to the building. There are 3 pools: 1) Freshwater, depth of 1.6m, 2) Saltwater, depth of 1.5m, 3) Freshwater, shallow + knee-deep, divided into two sections. There is also a kids' club in the building - to leave the child for a while.

There are few Russian-speaking guests at the hotel, primarily Chinese, locals, and a few foreigners. The hotel is far from the center (if walking), there is a shuttle at 11 am and 3 pm, it takes 20 minutes, and returns to the hotel after 5 minutes. There are 3 pools, a lagoon, a beach, and no waves. It is not far by car, about 10 minutes, but I wouldn't dare walk. A Saigon beer in the restaurant costs 70,000, but in the hotel market it costs 33,000. If it is included in the meal plan, then it's fine, but if you have to pay for it, it might be expensive. The hotel grounds are long, along the coast, and there is a sports room, billiards, and tennis in the 4-story building. The pool and beach are open from 6:30 am to 6:30 pm, and then it seems you can't use them. Although we had dinner - the kids were splashing around in the large kids' pool. In terms of swimming at the beach, even if there are waves and wind in the sea - it's calm and peaceful here. In the large building (4 floors), on the ground floor, there is table tennis, billiards, and exercise machines. There is also a mini market and ice cream here. Mini shuttles run between the lobby, reception, and buildings so you don't have to walk. On the first day, we walked, but on the second day, we got lazy and started taking the shuttle from the building to the restaurant or from the beach to the building. There are 3 pools: 1) Freshwater, depth of 1.6m, 2) Saltwater, depth of 1.5m, 3) Freshwater, shallow + knee-deep, divided into two sections. There is also a kids' club in the building - to leave the child for a while.

There are few Russian-speaking guests at the hotel, primarily Chinese, locals, and a few foreigners. The hotel is far from the center (if walking), there is a shuttle at 11 am and 3 pm, it takes 20 minutes, and returns to the hotel after 5 minutes. There are 3 pools, a lagoon, a beach, and no waves. It is not far by car, about 10 minutes, but I wouldn't dare walk. A Saigon beer in the restaurant costs 70,000, but in the hotel market it costs 33,000. If it is included in the meal plan, then it's fine, but if you have to pay for it, it might be expensive. The hotel grounds are long, along the coast, and there is a sports room, billiards, and tennis in the 4-story building. The pool and beach are open from 6:30 am to 6:30 pm, and then it seems you can't use them. Although we had dinner - the kids were splashing around in the large kids' pool. In terms of swimming at the beach, even if there are waves and wind in the sea - it's calm and peaceful here. In the large building (4 floors), on the ground floor, there is table tennis, billiards, and exercise machines. There is also a mini market and ice cream here. Mini shuttles run between the lobby, reception, and buildings so you don't have to walk. On the first day, we walked, but on the second day, we got lazy and started taking the shuttle from the building to the restaurant or from the beach to the building. There are 3 pools: 1) Freshwater, depth of 1.6m, 2) Saltwater, depth of 1.5m, 3) Freshwater, shallow + knee-deep, divided into two sections. There is also a kids' club in the building - to leave the child for a while.

There are few Russian-speaking guests at the hotel, primarily Chinese, locals, and a few foreigners. The hotel is far from the center (if walking), there is a shuttle at 11 am and 3 pm, it takes 20 minutes, and returns to the hotel after 5 minutes. There are 3 pools, a lagoon, a beach, and no waves. It is not far by car, about 10 minutes, but I wouldn't dare walk. A Saigon beer in the restaurant costs 70,000, but in the hotel market it costs 33,000. If it is included in the meal plan, then it's fine, but if you have to pay for it, it might be expensive. The hotel grounds are long, along the coast, and there is a sports room, billiards, and tennis in the 4-story building. The pool and beach are open from 6:30 am to 6:30 pm, and then it seems you can't use them. Although we had dinner - the kids were splashing around in the large kids' pool. In terms of swimming at the beach, even if there are waves and wind in the sea - it's calm and peaceful here. In the large building (4 floors), on the ground floor, there is table tennis, billiards, and exercise machines. There is also a mini market and ice cream here. Mini shuttles run between the lobby, reception, and buildings so you don't have to walk. On the first day, we walked, but on the second day, we got lazy and started taking the shuttle from the building to the restaurant or from the beach to the building. There are 3 pools: 1) Freshwater, depth of 1.6m, 2) Saltwater, depth of 1.5m, 3) Freshwater, shallow + knee-deep, divided into two sections. There is also a kids' club in the building - to leave the child for a while.

There are few Russian-speaking guests at the hotel, primarily Chinese, locals, and a few foreigners. The hotel is far from the center (if walking), there is a shuttle at 11 am and 3 pm, it takes 20 minutes, and returns to the hotel after 5 minutes. There are 3 pools, a lagoon, a beach, and no waves. It is not far by car, about 10 minutes, but I wouldn't dare walk. A Saigon beer in the restaurant costs 70,000, but in the hotel market it costs 33,000. If it is included in the meal plan, then it's fine, but if you have to pay for it, it might be expensive. The hotel grounds are long, along the coast, and there is a sports room, billiards, and tennis in the 4-story building. The pool and beach are open from 6:30 am to 6:30 pm, and then it seems you can't use them. Although we had dinner - the kids were splashing around in the large kids' pool. In terms of swimming at the beach, even if there are waves and wind in the sea - it's calm and peaceful here. In the large building (4 floors), on the ground floor, there is table tennis, billiards, and exercise machines. There is also a mini market and ice cream here. Mini shuttles run between the lobby, reception, and buildings so you don't have to walk. On the first day, we walked, but on the second day, we got lazy and started taking the shuttle from the building to the restaurant or from the beach to the building. There are 3 pools: 1) Freshwater, depth of 1.6m, 2) Saltwater, depth of 1.5m, 3) Freshwater, shallow + knee-deep, divided into two sections. There is also a kids' club in the building - to leave the child for a while.

There are few Russian-speaking guests at the hotel, primarily Chinese, locals, and a few foreigners. The hotel is far from the center (if walking), there is a shuttle at 11 am and 3 pm, it takes 20 minutes, and returns to the hotel after 5 minutes. There are 3 pools, a lagoon, a beach, and no waves. It is not far by car, about 10 minutes, but I wouldn't dare walk. A Saigon beer in the restaurant costs 70,000, but in the hotel market it costs 33,000. If it is included in the meal plan, then it's fine, but if you have to pay for it, it might be expensive. The hotel grounds are long, along the coast, and there is a sports room, billiards, and tennis in the 4-story building. The pool and beach are open from 6:30 am to 6:30 pm, and then it seems you can't use them. Although we had dinner - the kids were splashing around in the large kids' pool. In terms of swimming at the beach, even if there are waves and wind in the sea - it's calm and peaceful here. In the large building (4 floors), on the ground floor, there is table tennis, billiards, and exercise machines. There is also a mini market and ice cream here. Mini shuttles run between the lobby, reception, and buildings so you don't have to walk. On the first day, we walked, but on the second day, we got lazy and started taking the shuttle from the building to the restaurant or from the beach to the building. There are 3 pools: 1) Freshwater, depth of 1.6m, 2) Saltwater, depth of 1.5m, 3) Freshwater, shallow + knee-deep, divided into two sections. There is also a kids' club in the building - to leave the child for a while.

There are few Russian-speaking guests at the hotel, primarily Chinese, locals, and a few foreigners. The hotel is far from the center (if walking), there is a shuttle at 11 am and 3 pm, it takes 20 minutes, and returns to the hotel after 5 minutes. There are 3 pools, a lagoon, a beach, and no waves. It is not far by car, about 10 minutes, but I wouldn't dare walk. A Saigon beer in the restaurant costs 70,000, but in the hotel market it costs 33,000. If it is included in the meal plan, then it's fine, but if you have to pay for it, it might be expensive. The hotel grounds are long, along the coast, and there is a sports room, billiards, and tennis in the 4-story building. The pool and beach are open from 6:30 am to 6:30 pm, and then it seems you can't use them. Although we had dinner - the kids were splashing around in the large kids' pool. In terms of swimming at the beach, even if there are waves and wind in the sea - it's calm and peaceful here. In the large building (4 floors), on the ground floor, there is table tennis, billiards, and exercise machines. There is also a mini market and ice cream here. Mini shuttles run between the lobby, reception, and buildings so you don't have to walk. On the first day, we walked, but on the second day, we got lazy and started taking the shuttle from the building to the restaurant or from the beach to the building. There are 3 pools: 1) Freshwater, depth of 1.6m, 2) Saltwater, depth of 1.5m, 3) Freshwater, shallow + knee-deep, divided into two sections. There is also a kids' club in the building - to leave the child for a while.

There are few Russian-speaking guests at the hotel, primarily Chinese, locals, and a few foreigners. The hotel is far from the center (if walking), there is a shuttle at 11 am and 3 pm, it takes 20 minutes, and returns to the hotel after 5 minutes. There are 3 pools, a lagoon, a beach, and no waves. It is not far by car, about 10 minutes, but I wouldn't dare walk. A Saigon beer in the restaurant costs 70,000, but in the hotel market it costs 33,000. If it is included in the meal plan, then it's fine, but if you have to pay for it, it might be expensive. The hotel grounds are long, along the coast, and there is a sports room, billiards, and tennis in the 4-story building. The pool and beach are open from 6:30 am to 6:30 pm, and then it seems you can't use them. Although we had dinner - the kids were splashing around in the large kids' pool. In terms of swimming at the beach, even if there are waves and wind in the sea - it's calm and peaceful here. In the large building (4 floors), on the ground floor, there is table tennis, billiards, and exercise machines. There is also a mini market and ice cream here. Mini shuttles run between the lobby, reception, and buildings so you don't have to walk. On the first day, we walked, but on the second day, we got lazy and started taking the shuttle from the building to the restaurant or from the beach to the building. There are 3 pools: 1) Freshwater, depth of 1.6m, 2) Saltwater, depth of 1.5m, 3) Freshwater, shallow + knee-deep, divided into two sections. There is also a kids' club in the building - to leave the child for a while.

There are few Russian-speaking guests at the hotel, primarily Chinese, locals, and a few foreigners. The hotel is far from the center (if walking), there is a shuttle at 11 am and 3 pm, it takes 20 minutes, and returns to the hotel after 5 minutes. There are 3 pools, a lagoon, a beach, and no waves. It is not far by car, about 10 minutes, but I wouldn't dare walk. A Saigon beer in the restaurant costs 70,000, but in the hotel market it costs 33,000. If it is included in the meal plan, then it's fine, but if you have to pay for it, it might be expensive. The hotel grounds are long, along the coast, and there is a sports room, billiards, and tennis in the 4-story building. The pool and beach are open from 6:30 am to 6:30 pm, and then it seems you can't use them. Although we had dinner - the kids were splashing around in the large kids' pool. In terms of swimming at the beach, even if there are waves and wind in the sea - it's calm and peaceful here. In the large building (4 floors), on the ground floor, there is table tennis, billiards, and exercise machines. There is also a mini market and ice cream here. Mini shuttles run between the lobby, reception, and buildings so you don't have to walk. On the first day, we walked, but on the second day, we got lazy and started taking the shuttle from the building to the restaurant or from the beach to the building. There are 3 pools: 1) Freshwater, depth of 1.6m, 2) Saltwater, depth of 1.5m, 3) Freshwater, shallow + knee-deep, divided into two sections. There is also a kids' club in the building - to leave the child for a while.

There are few Russian-speaking guests at the hotel, primarily Chinese, locals, and a few foreigners. The hotel is far from the center (if walking), there is a shuttle at 11 am and 3 pm, it takes 20 minutes, and returns to the hotel after 5 minutes. There are 3 pools, a lagoon, a beach, and no waves. It is not far by car, about 10 minutes, but I wouldn't dare walk. A Saigon beer in the restaurant costs 70,000, but in the hotel market it costs 33,000. If it is included in the meal plan, then it's fine, but if you have to pay for it, it might be expensive. The hotel grounds are long, along the coast, and there is a sports room, billiards, and tennis in the 4-story building. The pool and beach are open from 6:30 am to 6:30 pm, and then it seems you can't use them. Although we had dinner - the kids were splashing around in the large kids' pool. In terms of swimming at the beach, even if there are waves and wind in the sea - it's calm and peaceful here. In the large building (4 floors), on the ground floor, there is table tennis, billiards, and exercise machines. There is also a mini market and ice cream here. Mini shuttles run between the lobby, reception, and buildings so you don't have to walk. On the first day, we walked, but on the second day, we got lazy and started taking the shuttle from the building to the restaurant or from the beach to the building. There are 3 pools: 1) Freshwater, depth of 1.6m, 2) Saltwater, depth of 1.5m, 3) Freshwater, shallow + knee-deep, divided into two sections. There is also a kids' club in the building - to leave the child for a while.

There are few Russian-speaking guests at the hotel, primarily Chinese, locals, and a few foreigners. The hotel is far from the center (if walking), there is a shuttle at 11 am and 3 pm, it takes 20 minutes, and returns to the hotel after 5 minutes. There are 3 pools, a lagoon, a beach, and no waves. It is not far by car, about 10 minutes, but I wouldn't dare walk. A Saigon beer in the restaurant costs 70,000, but in the hotel market it costs 33,000. If it is included in the meal plan, then it's fine, but if you have to pay for it, it might be expensive. The hotel grounds are long, along the coast, and there is a sports room, billiards, and tennis in the 4-story building. The pool and beach are open from 6:30 am to 6:30 pm, and then it seems you can't use them. Although we had dinner - the kids were splashing around in the large kids' pool. In terms of swimming at the beach, even if there are waves and wind in the sea - it's calm and peaceful here. In the large building (4 floors), on the ground floor, there is table tennis, billiards, and exercise machines. There is also a mini market and ice cream here. Mini shuttles run between the lobby, reception, and buildings so you don't have to walk. On the first day, we walked, but on the second day, we got lazy and started taking the shuttle from the building to the restaurant or from the beach to the building. There are 3 pools: 1) Freshwater, depth of 1.6m, 2) Saltwater, depth of 1.5m, 3) Freshwater, shallow + knee-deep, divided into two sections. There is also a kids' club in the building - to leave the child for a while.

There are few Russian-speaking guests at the hotel, primarily Chinese, locals, and a few foreigners. The hotel is far from the center (if walking), there is a shuttle at 11 am and 3 pm, it takes 20 minutes, and returns to the hotel after 5 minutes. There are 3 pools, a lagoon, a beach, and no waves. It is not far by car, about 10 minutes, but I wouldn't dare walk. A Saigon beer in the restaurant costs 70,000, but in the hotel market it costs 33,000. If it is included in the meal plan, then it's fine, but if you have to pay for it, it might be expensive. The hotel grounds are long, along the coast, and there is a sports room, billiards, and tennis in the 4-story building. The pool and beach are open from 6:30 am to 6:30 pm, and then it seems you can't use them. Although we had dinner - the kids were splashing around in the large kids' pool. In terms of swimming at the beach, even if there are waves and wind in the sea - it's calm and peaceful here. In the large building (4 floors), on the ground floor, there is table tennis, billiards, and exercise machines. There is also a mini market and ice cream here. Mini shuttles run between the lobby, reception, and buildings so you don't have to walk. On the first day, we walked, but on the second day, we got lazy and started taking the shuttle from the building to the restaurant or from the beach to the building. There are 3 pools: 1) Freshwater, depth of 1.6m, 2) Saltwater, depth of 1.5m, 3) Freshwater, shallow + knee-deep, divided into two sections. There is also a kids' club in the building - to leave the child for a while.

There are few Russian-speaking guests at the hotel, primarily Chinese, locals, and a few foreigners. The hotel is far from the center (if walking), there is a shuttle at 11 am and 3 pm, it takes 20 minutes, and returns to the hotel after 5 minutes. There are 3 pools, a lagoon, a beach, and no waves. It is not far by car, about 10 minutes, but I wouldn't dare walk. A Saigon beer in the restaurant costs 70,000, but in the hotel market it costs 33,000. If it is included in the meal plan, then it's fine, but if you have to pay for it, it might be expensive. The hotel grounds are long, along the coast, and there is a sports room, billiards, and tennis in the 4-story building. The pool and beach are open from 6:30 am to 6:30 pm, and then it seems you can't use them. Although we had dinner - the kids were splashing around in the large kids' pool. In terms of swimming at the beach, even if there are waves and wind in the sea - it's calm and peaceful here. In the large building (4 floors), on the ground floor, there is table tennis, billiards, and exercise machines. There is also a mini market and ice cream here. Mini shuttles run between the lobby, reception, and buildings so you don't have to walk. On the first day, we walked, but on the second day, we got lazy and started taking the shuttle from the building to the restaurant or from the beach to the building. There are 3 pools: 1) Freshwater, depth of 1.6m, 2) Saltwater, depth of 1.5m, 3) Freshwater, shallow + knee-deep, divided into two sections. There is also a kids' club in the building - to leave the child for a while.

There are few Russian-speaking guests at the hotel, primarily Chinese, locals, and a few foreigners. The hotel is far from the center (if walking), there is a shuttle at 11 am and 3 pm, it takes 20 minutes, and returns to the hotel after 5 minutes. There are 3 pools, a lagoon, a beach, and no waves. It is not far by car, about 10 minutes, but I wouldn't dare walk. A Saigon beer in the restaurant costs 70,000, but in the hotel market it costs 33,000. If it is included in the meal plan, then it's fine, but if you have to pay for it, it might be expensive. The hotel grounds are long, along the coast, and there is a sports room, billiards, and tennis in the 4-story building. The pool and beach are open from 6:30 am to 6:30 pm, and then it seems you can't use them. Although we had dinner - the kids were splashing around in the large kids' pool. In terms of swimming at the beach, even if there are waves and wind in the sea - it's calm and peaceful here. In the large building (4 floors), on the ground floor, there is table tennis, billiards, and exercise machines. There is also a mini market and ice cream here. Mini shuttles run between the lobby, reception, and buildings so you don't have to walk. On the first day, we walked, but on the second day, we got lazy and started taking the shuttle from the building to the restaurant or from the beach to the building. There are 3 pools: 1) Freshwater, depth of 1.6m, 2) Saltwater, depth of 1.5m, 3) Freshwater, shallow + knee-deep, divided into two sections. There is also a kids' club in the building - to leave the child for a while.

In the city, there is a Lotte Market, a large supermarket, I suggest going there, there are a lot of snacks and drinks available.