Staff was very friendly. Rooms clean and close to the beach and food and shopping. Some rooms smell, must be mold but we had a look around and chose one which was big and ok. Breakfast is not included in the price. Value is good. Overall hotels in Vietnamese cities are not cheap so in comparison to others you get... More

We arrived at this hotel after visiting some others and find them quite expensive for what they offer. The girl in the reception saw us in the street looking at the Lonely Planet guide and came to offer us her rooms. She seemed so niced. The room she showed us was quite regular, but we were so tired that decided... More

Avoid this place if you have any respect for your nostrils! The hotel itself has a weird lay out- we got an elevator to the roof terrace (awesome chillout area) then took a set of stairs down to the room. The room looked fine at 1st.. just a couple of ants and pretty small. We'd just got off a long... More

The hotel has a great location but everything else about it is distinctly average. None of the corridors seem to have lighting which makes using the room key some what problematic. They advertise computers in the lobby for free, but only 1 of the 4 was working and even then it was only just working - very slow!!! There is... More

We only spent 1 night in Nha Trang in August 2011 - it was a little too touristy for us - but still worth a visit. We paid $10 USD for a double room with A/C, en-suite, hot shower and free wi-fi in the lobby. We had a comfy bed, a clean room, there is a very good roof terrace... More

I checked into a room late at night along with 2 people I met on the bus. We dropped our luggage in our rooms, then asked the receptionist where a good place was to eat and headed for a late dinner. I returned to find hundreds of bedbugs crawling up one of the walls and, unfortunately, a bunch more crawling... More

Good hotel about a block from the beach and a block away from a lot of the touristy stuff thereby making a quieter stay. Decent beds, nice, clean, air conditioned rooms with fridge and a balcony. The roof-top terrace makes for a quiet hangout if you get tired of the beach. Great view of the ocean from up there. The... More

There are three Phu Quy hotels in Nha Trang, all owned by the same people. This is Phu Quy hotel on 54 Hung Vuong street. We paid $23 a night for a decent room. The bed was typical vietnamese, no bed springs, but comfortable. The room was air conditioned, and the general cleanliness was good. There are cheaper rooms in... More

Pros: Good location, near to the beach (one block away) and to the tourist area, but not in the heart of it, which means some quiet! Rooms were of decent size and clean and modest, but fine for the price ($15) a night. Rooftop terrace seemed a like a nice place to chill out with a book or beers with... More