First impression was good but was short lived... As soon as we went to the pool we discovered half empty dirty plates of food sitting in the noon sun from the previous night's BBQ party. Employees were sitting around smoking and talking, not taking care of the mess. Pool was greenish, full of algae. All around the hotel were clay... More

we loved this hotel, after a disastrous 1st night in downtown, paying $12 - you get what you pay for sometimes. anyway the hotel staff, cleaners & all staff were attentive & friendly. they couldn't do enough to help you feel good. i particularly enjoyed talking to all the staff, security also. we had a wonderful 3 days just chilling... More

I stayed for a week in a room on the second floor of the Pearl Villa facing the bay. The room was spacious with a large but very firm bed. At least the pillows and duvet were comfortable. There was an old style TV with a good assortment of cable channels. There was a mini-bar and two bottle of complimentary... More

I have stayed during four trips in four years. The setting is beautfiul, and Quy Nhon has a nice unspoiled beach ambience, probably the way Nha Trang was ten or fifteen years ago. But over the last four years this place has deteriorated dramatically. On my last trip....March, 2012....no hot water, no drainage in shower, no wi-fi in room, and... More

Huge resort, but nobody there (Even though we were told there's only one room left), nice room with funny smell, no mosquito protection, beautiful beach but no access to it from the resort and no beach chairs, poor breakfast, three Restaurants (evening): first one closed, second one empty, third one waitress sleeping on the counter, staff quite friendly but doesn't... More

First impression was good but was short lived... As soon as we went to the pool we discovered half empty dirty plates of food sitting in the noon sun from the previous night's BBQ party. Employees were sitting around smoking and talking, not taking care of the mess. Pool was greenish, full of algae. All around the hotel were clay... More

We stayed hểre 2 nights- reception staff quite helpful , but lack òf English cáused some difficulties. Room spacious, smelt òf damp. Nice bathroom.Charged $45 pẻr night which ís êxcessive for this part of Vietnam. Breakfast- the worst we have had in Vietnam- stale food, some with ants crawling on it, no butter, no jam, stale bread. No fresh coffee... More

I'm Vietnamese and I was borned in a nearby town called Phu Tai. I went back last year for a holiday and met my wife in Quy Nhon. We got married at Hoang Anh which used to be called Hoang Anh Gia Lai. I didn't realise it was a hotel and thought it was a series of villas. Well we... More

Vietnam is an interesting place, no doubt. It has some amazing parts, but sadly our experience was more heavily balanced towards the mediocre and sadly on many occasions the poor. With, like most western tourists, the latest Lonely Planet in hand, we took a 300km taxi ride ($50) from the beautiful Hoi An to the next advised stop of Quy... More