Top Hotels Near Hon Rom Viewpoint in Phan Thiet from NZ$34

"Best in area and classy welll manicured and one of the best resorts in Vietnam "

"This is an apartment they rent under another name. They use one address for two properties. The TV didn’t work and no internet connection even while using the correct password. It’s a commune type thing. You pick a breakfast meal by letter. That’s what you get! No deviation. They will try and take your passport too. I wouldn’t allow it but had to pay a 500,000 dong that was refundable. The facility sits high on a hillside where you have to take a shuttle to get to the beach. I left! I refused to stay there even though I lost 4 knights of money paid, I can afford my comfort. I went in to Mui Ne and found much better lodging on the beach. Restaurants and coffee shops and shopping. This was well worth it to me as I found a resort I will be going back to in a few days and stay for two to three weeks. I would never stay in a rental apartment again. They have never worked well for me. The person I was dealing with too was all behind WhatsApp. Never showed their face. I would rate this place lower if I could. It’s like a ghost town. "

"Breakfast was not good. Beach is terrible. Staff walking around smoking. Front desk was great and the room was clean every day."

"Staff is poor and service is bars tried to get WiFi password multiple times without getting it for a while "

"The staff was great and the hotel amenities were great "

"The room is clean and spacious. Staff are nice and friendly! Highly recommend fkr a short getaway visit. The beach is not really clean to swim though. "

"We are happy staying hotel , beautiful view, but the weather was cold and windy, we still enjoyed "

"The room was almost clean. The bed sheets are old and lots of stains."

"La chambre avec vue sur mer était extraordinaire, les plages magnifiques. L’hôtel est un tout-compris avec buffet. Une grosse partie de la clientèle provient de Russie. Si vous n’avez pas payé pour un tout-compris, et êtes un pauvre petit Québécois, vous sentirez étranger en ces lieux. Les activités sont bilingues, vietnamiens et russes. Je me suis fait plusieurs fois apostropher, car ne portant pas le bracelet, je devais prouver mon appartenance au lieu. Le menu à la carte auquel j’avais droit était pauvre sur le plan des choix. Le personnel ne parlant pas ou très peu anglais n’était pas très coopératif. Donc, pour un voyageur solo comme moi, ce lieu est à éviter!"