All Inclusive Hotels in Vietnam

"Good: Nice pool and access to beach. Good selection of activities! Rooms are closer to beach than other resorts. Bad: Staff is task oriented and poor at customer service. The place is kind of boring and too loud with kids to make it relaxing. Definitely a family resort! I stayed here and Wyndham. I would choose this place for the pool and proximity to beach. You have to use shuttles or grab to go to any attractions from both places!"

"Ok for a short stay before flight the next day"

"The Frige too old , need change"

"Excellent location if going to Da Nang airport. The property is a bit outdated but still quite clean. Plenty of dining options in the area. However, do not ask hotel to call a taxi for you since they cannot control the incredibly inflated price (inflated 2.5 times!) you will end up paying. It is obviously not the fault of the hotel but it would be very nice if they warned the guest about it."

"perfect"

"We stayed at the Club Room with Ocean View, so had a fantastic view of the beach and pool. Wife had an issue with the bed on first night and requested a change of bed, and the staff changed to bed, the quilt, and bed linen so wife was happy with their service. The Club Lounge was good for breakfast and dinner with some variations in food so we were not bored of the same food. The gym was well equipped and the swimming pool at the Club Lounge was quiet and peaceful, and the water was very clean and clear. The entire hotel compound was beautiful kept and clean. We stayed at 7 hotels in Danang and Hoi An, and this is one that we would go back to (but with Club Room for Club Lounge access)."

"Couldn’t habe asked for a better hotel! Would go back again in a heartbeat. Amazing location - across the street from The beach. Staff were lovely and helpful. Clean throughout including our room. No faults whatsoever!"

"Clean, beach, swimming pool, nice staffs .... overall very good."

"Location is the main reason I stayed, District One. Old hotel, don’t expect hi-end facilities but worth the stay nevertheless."