Top Hotels Near Mui Ne Sand Dunes in Phan Thiet from NZ$12

"Wow what a resort! This place does it right!! It's first class. The hotel is phenomenal. The grounds are gorgeous, the rooms are spacious and the beach is incredible. The staff are lovely. So many amazing touches. Free beach towels and sun beds Free minibar and snacks, replenished daily. Staff come in and turn down your bed every night leaving a little sweet treat on your pillow. Theres a free bus into town each day. The pools were also amazing. One was closed during our visit for maintenance but the one that was open was great. You've got the red dunes on your door step and a short drive away are the white dunes and the fishing village is just a short drive away. Lots of lovely places to eat right outside the resort within walking distance. The breakfast at the hotel is fabulous! I honestly can't fault this place it's incredible. I wish I could stay forever."

"Too much mosquitos in the room"

"Lovely room, very clean Staff were excellent. Only 1 restaurant open, was nice, though very limited vegan options for us (realize this is quite the ask in such a remote place) but what we had was nice. Unfortunately the spa was fully booked so not able to enjoy a massage."

"Hotel kind of old but wells maintained. Staffs are excellent. Good stayed."

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

"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. "

"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!"