Cam Lam Hotels with Free Breakfast

Excellent hotel!!!! We all loved it. We booked for 3 days, and upon check-in, we immediately regretted not booking for longer. It was complete relaxation. The hotel is large with beautiful grounds. The sea and sand are just amazing, and most importantly, there aren't as many people as in Nha Trang. Of course, there are people, but you don't really see them. It's quiet on the beach in the morning with plenty of free sun loungers and comfortable bean bag chairs even after 3 PM. There are 2 pools on the property with kids' slides and showers. We didn't opt for breakfast or lunch as we cooked ourselves in the villa. The villa completely matched the pictures; everything was clean, the bedding and towels were of good quality, the beds were comfortable, and the furniture wasn't worn out, everything felt new. The kitchen is fully equipped with a refrigerator, microwave, slow cooker, a set of pristine dishes, pots, pans, glasses, mugs, and cutlery – everything you need for a comfortable stay. The bathrooms had good quality toiletries, huge bottles of Watson brand shampoos and gels, toothbrushes, etc. Cleaning was done once in 3 days. A lady came and cleaned thoroughly; I timed her, and she spent 2.5 hours meticulously cleaning everything, even though our villa was already tidy as we kept it clean ourselves. The villa has its own pool, which is just fantastic!!! The staff are very responsive. Thanks to Phi Toan, who explained and showed us everything, and was always available. You can move around the property in a buggy, but we only used it twice, for check-in and check-out. Huge thanks to the hotel owners for congratulating my mother on her anniversary. I mentioned it was her birthday when booking and thought they might bring some small complimentary gift, but it was a huge bouquet of roses!!! Such attention and care are very touching. Upon check-out, they allowed us a free late check-out of 2.5 hours. Overall, we are extremely satisfied with our stay at the villa and are already dreaming of returning, but for a longer period next time. If I could give 100 points, I would. You can get a really good price for this villa when booking, I highly recommend it to everyone!!!!

I really loved this hotel! The service was excellent, and breakfast was great. The food prices were comparable to Moscow's. If you're a Marriott Bonvoy member, you get a 10% discount at the restaurants. There's an excellent padel court and plenty of activities for kids. They also have a great pastry shop with delicious baked goods. Comfortable buggies circulate around the property, which is very convenient. My only wish is for more sun loungers on the beach. The beach is large, but for some reason, the loungers are placed very close together. We wish the hotel continued prosperity! We're satisfied, this hotel is definitely worth the money.

I can confidently say that Mia was the best hotel experience of my entire trip to Vietnam! Initially, I considered the JW Marriott or The Anam, but I'm so glad I chose Mia; it was a truly perfect experience. 💖 First, I want to extend my thanks to Lona. She was incredibly responsive, actively addressing all guest questions and requests. Plus, she speaks Chinese, so I encourage everyone to chat with her when you visit – she's a lovely and sweet person. Next, I highly recommend Mia's Garden Villas. They are an absolute must-try! In China, finding a room with such a large private courtyard and an outdoor shower at this value for money would be impossible. The room's TV even allowed us to watch YouTube, so we could easily catch up on our own videos. They also thoughtfully prepared a honeymoon amenity for us, including a delicious mousse cake! We received two complimentary young coconuts upon check-in and evening cookies every night. These small details really made our stay feel extra special and heartwarming! Both restaurants are located right by the sea. The breakfast buffet restaurant, in particular, is near both the pool and the ocean. Eating breakfast while watching the sea and guests swimming is truly a delightful experience. While the breakfast selection isn't incredibly vast, it's definitely sufficient, and I especially loved their delicious pastries! I tried both restaurants; the prices are a bit on the high side, but still acceptable. After two nights, I honestly couldn't find a single flaw – it was incredibly comfortable. We also tried the hotel's spa, and I highly recommend it! The value for money is exceptional; you won't find a 1.5-hour massage for just over 200 RMB at any other five-star hotel. I will definitely come back if I have the chance!

This is a wonderful beach hotel. The beach is superb, and the sea is crystal clear, though by evening there's a low tide and waves. Mornings before 10 AM are incredibly beautiful, but after that, it gets quite hot, so you'll need to seek shade. The beachfront pool is very warm, not refreshing at all – it felt like 32 degrees Celsius! 😃 We opted for breakfast and dinner, and there was always something to feed the kids. They offer European, Chinese, Korean, and Vietnamese cuisine. Everything was delicious; no one will go hungry. Breakfasts were a bit repetitive though, and by the seventh day, we were quite tired of them. The villas were clean, and the bed linen was pristine white. The kitchen in the villa only had a kettle, a tea station, and wine glasses. There was no dinner knife, no dish sponges, or kitchen towel. We ordered room service, and everything was delivered within 20-30 minutes. During the day, we took tuk-tuks to the beach, but in the mornings and evenings, we walked. It's about a 5-6 minute leisurely stroll to the beach from our two-bedroom garden-view villa. The private pool at the villa was fantastic and a lifesaver in the summer heat. The mango smoothies at the Cape Neo beach restaurant were delicious, as was the coconut water. Housekeeping came at various times, and since there were no 'do not disturb' signs, they once came during the kids' afternoon nap. You can exchange money at reception, which is very convenient. Overall, we had a positive experience at the hotel and didn't want to leave. We'll definitely return and recommend this hotel to friends and family.

The Anam was, as expected, a truly wonderful place! It was beautiful everywhere I went. 😊 I was so grateful to be assigned 'Mi' as my contact person. I could reach her via KakaoTalk and get immediate answers to all my questions and concerns. 😆 Her kindness and daily attentiveness truly touched me! ❗️ The beach is directly accessible, and you can walk to any destination within 10 minutes or less! The two main pools are both fantastic: one with a jungle vibe and the other with an ocean view. ✈️ There are two restaurants, offering Western and Vietnamese cuisine. For Western, I highly recommend The Anam Burger + Burrata Salad (note: it's a fruit salad, not a vegetable one) – absolutely delicious! For Vietnamese, you must try the Beef Pho + Banh Xeo (it's packed with seafood)! (Just a heads-up, both have a 13.8% tax added. If you're staying at the hotel, you can charge it to your room and pay later!) Overall review: I'll definitely be back when I have a boyfriend! 💨💨💨

The hotel's interiors are beautiful and stylish. The room is excellent and spacious, equipped with wine glasses, mugs, and regular glasses. There's a dining table for 4 people and a large balcony, or rather, a terrace. There's plenty of space to spread out suitcases and enough room for four people to move around comfortably. For a 4-person room, only two pairs of slippers are provided. The floor is made of ceramic granite, which isn't pleasant to walk on barefoot. The floors are poorly cleaned, and sand sticks to your feet. There are no decent drinks at dinner. Only watery, unappetizing juices. Coffee is only available for an extra charge. Prices for cola/coffee and other items are four times higher compared to the city and even VinWonders park. We declined to pay a deposit since we weren't staying at the hotel for long. However, when we tried to order at the poolside bar and offered to pay at reception upon check-out, we were refused. Payment was only accepted via deposit or cash. We liked the pool and the beach, although we only visited them in the evening. There are no shops or cafes near the hotel, and getting anywhere is time-consuming and expensive. Therefore, I wouldn't recommend this hotel for a long stay. Dinner is very crowded, and the food is repetitive and not very diverse compared to Turkish hotels. You'll quickly get tired of the crowds and eating the same things. A maximum of 3-5 days would be enough.

This hotel is absolutely fantastic! We stayed for two nights, booking it because of its proximity to the airport, which was super convenient for an early flight. The grounds are huge, green, and incredibly well-maintained. What was surprising – it was late June, peak season – but it felt like there were very few people around. Mostly Koreans, maybe some Thais, and very few Russians. The pool was practically always empty, and the beach wasn't crowded either. Overall, it was very comfortable. We only encountered other guests at breakfast, and even then, everything was organized to perfection. It's clear the hotel is new and lives up to its five-star rating. Our room was incredibly luxurious, very thoughtfully designed, and comfortable. The bed is a work of art in itself! We had two single beds, each probably 1.5 meters wide, with incredibly comfortable mattresses and duvets. Everything in the room, from the color of the light bulbs to the toiletries and towels, was meticulously thought out. It genuinely delivered on its five-star promise; it was a real pleasure to stay there. Prices at the bar are quite high, plus there's a tax added to the bill – something we didn't factor in. We only had breakfast, which was good, hearty, served in a cool area, and offered a great abundance of fruits and fresh juices – that was a pleasant surprise. The hotel is definitely designed for families with children: there's a small kiddie pool and a huge area for running and playing. The sea is quite shallow; you can walk out about 300 meters, and it will still only be waist-deep. However, the sea is incredibly warm, unlike where we'd stayed on Hon Island, which was colder. It's no wonder you can see the island all day; because it's so shallow, the sea is unbelievably warm, clear, and has a color like the Maldives. So, for those with kids, it would probably be ideal. For us, it was a little uncomfortable because no matter how far we walked out, it was still only waist-deep, making swimming not very convenient. I definitely recommend this hotel for a peaceful, quiet getaway if you're looking for solitude, beauty, and excellent service. Getting to Nha Trang city center is quite expensive: a Grab ride there costs around 400,000 VND, and returning is about 600,000 VND. We went twice, so the cost was pretty consistent on different days. If you plan on visiting the center frequently, be sure to budget for taxi fares.

The hotel's public areas are stunning; you'll get great photos as long as the weather isn't too bad. The farm is perfect for kids – every morning, we'd go collect two eggs from under the chickens and take them to the breakfast restaurant to be cooked, which was a lovely ritual. Many of the children's crafts are free, and there's a free ice cream hour daily. Plus, they'll occasionally bring watermelons to the pool. The daily complimentary spa is also great value, and the experience would be even better if you go during the off-peak season. Honestly, the overall experience here is much better than the Anantara next door, where every little detail feels designed to make you spend more money. The biggest drawback at The Fusion is that the food is quite mediocre.

The villa rooms are always great. However, the accommodation fee is way too expensive compared to the off-season. It's around 300,000 KRW in the off-season, but during peak season, it jumps to 600,000-700,000 KRW per night. I have kids, so I'm stuck with Movenpick, but honestly, if it weren't for them, at that price, I'd probably choose Fusion or The Anam. And something I always notice: if I book two nights in the hotel and two nights in a villa, why don't they let me check in for everything at once on the first day? It's the same Movenpick after all. Instead, I have to check out of the hotel at 12 PM and then check into the villa again at 3 PM. The front desk is always bustling like a marketplace, making check-in difficult, so I think the resort needs to change its policies and train its staff to be more flexible. It feels ridiculous just thinking about it: lugging my suitcases, waiting 20 minutes for a buggy, taking it to the front desk to check out, asking them to store my luggage, then checking in again at 3 PM, dragging my suitcases again, and taking another buggy to the villa... Don't you think that's strange? Other 5-star resorts don't have such inconvenient policies for consecutive stays, but this part of Movenpick's service always seems beyond common sense every time I visit, so I wanted to leave it in this review.

The hotel isn't expensive, a bit old, but they really try to keep it in good shape. It's clean and cozy. The pool and beach are simply breathtaking. For an all-inclusive stay, it's fine for 4 nights, but any longer and you might die of boredom because the only entertainment seems to be the disco from the neighboring hotel. Breakfasts are incredibly meager, usually just dry, stale food. But the view from the rooms is magical.