Best Hotels near Công viên Phía Bắc Sông Cầu, Song Cau

We spent 4 nights in this resort at the end of our honeymoon to Vietnam. The resort was overall lovely, great mix of quiet time and activities, also did the local village tour by bike which was super informative and fun. Things we noticed: - This was the only hotel during our honeymoon in Vietnam which asked for a wedding certificate. However it was also the only hotel where we did not receive any honeymoon benefits (except the small peace of cake at dinner). By asking for the certificate we had very high expectations and were therefore disappointed even though this hotel was just perfect. - Service was sometimes veeeery slow and would forget things all the time - Water Sports - We did the E-Foil lesson which was super fun. However we could not really understand the instructor. - Local Village Tour by Bike - this tour was super fun, would definitely recommend it. We were even invited by local farmers to have beers with them. - You could promote the offered activities more. - Turndown service was lovely, great idea with the good night tea! However they always showed up while we were getting ready for dinner. - Reception could improve - We asked to book an activity, she said she would let us know by breakfast if it is available. The next morning she was not there and her colleague had no idea we already asked for it. - The beach is great, very quiet, you feel like you are on a private island. However there is an issue with lots of rubbish in the water. Te staff clean up the beach regularly but when you go swimming, you swim between plastic bags. - Would have been nice to have more than 1 restaurant open a night e.g. beach bbq, traditional restaurant for local food,.. - You get a lot of value but you also pay quite some money compared to the rest of Vietnam. E.g. the St Maur Rosé (Owned by Zannier) costs so much more than when in St Tropez at the beach. - we would like to mention the following staff who really made our time special in the restaurant: Ms Linh, Ms Trieu, Mr Phuong, and at the beach: Mr Minh

We had a two-day stay here. A good place to rest, for the price this is a good choice. The accommodation is a bit far from the city 70km, you will have to spend a lot of taxi money to go to local attractions. The room is clean, but the bathtub is a bit difficult to use. The rest, everything is great. I liked the villa we stayed in, Surrounded by lots of trees

The location of the hotel is very good, the beach is beautiful, about 10 minutes from the city center, about 50 minutes from the airport. Not many breakfast varieties. There are a lot of seafood stalls along the beach 100 meters away, just order it. The pizza restaurant above tastes good and the price is not expensive. The whole environment of the hotel is good, old hotel, room equipment is a bit old, it is still OK to live.

So, after a long 6 hr road trip to the hotel, I just wanted to rest. I specifically requested a quiet room. When they drove me to my room on all sides of me were families, with kids and crying babies and some were even in my hotel room because the door was unlocked so why not? I immediately requested a room change and I took it. However it's only for one night and my other nights I will be moved to another room. The hotel staff were very nice and tried to accommodate my request, however there were MANY local families at the resort and every room pretty much had noisy kids in them. All sunbeds are covered in a tent like thing so if you were planning on tanning, keep that in mind. The chairs are super uncomfortable and don't have an option to lower the backs so you are tuck in one position. Plus side, the pool is completely deserted during the day so if you enjoy the sun, you'll pretty much have the pool all to yourself. Not the hotel's fault on this next one but it's good to know that there are a zillion little gnats flying around which make life super uncomfortable. Also not the hotel's fault but the beach is pretty polluted. I don't fancy going in that AT ALL. AC works great. Breakfast really only catered to locals and there was very few other options. On my last day, the resort seemed more quiet which is a shame because I was leaving and I wish it would've been like that the whole time. It really is a pretty resort, regardless. I wanted to come to Quy Nhon because they said it's beautiful but I'm finding my expectations were set too high, sadly.