Cam Ranh Otelleri

Really nice hotel situated around 2/3 miles from the airport. The location was ideal for an early flight and within walking distance to shops, restaurants and bars. The staff were fabulous. They told me where to go to replace an electrical item and even set it up on Google Maps for me to follow. The rooms were basic, but most importantly clean and the bed was comfortable. For the price you’ll pay for a night there especially if you have an early flight to catch. You’ll not find any better in the area for value for money.

The room is large, clean and has a relaxing vacation style. There aren't many mosquitoes, there are plenty of dining options, and you can get a room. For breakfast, there are Chinese, Japanese, and Vietnamese options, including porridge with shredded ginger and side dishes. The sea water is cleaner than in the city, and the sand is very fine and clean.

Location is close to the airport, and they offer free shuttle to the city center which is about 40 mins away. Nice beach and swimming pool has a lazy river and a slightly shorter than 50m pool. Amenities are great, but could perhaps offer conditioner too. Limited food choices during lunch and dinner as they only have set menu. Massage have to go to city Center. Overall a quiet, peaceful and stress free stay

I spent my last night close to Kam Un Airport. If I had known it would be this comfortable and pretty, I would have stayed longer. It's a very cost-effective hotel. It's really nice, and thank you for the early check-in. ^^

Despite so many positives; the beautiful villa, great kids' facilities and the great view, the place is massively let down by the restaurants. Not only was the service poor, the food was terrible. We ate at the restaurant 3 times, pizza was the only meal that was decent, all others were average to inedible. Our final night was ruined as we wasted 90 minutes waiting at the Tropicana restaurant for our food only to leave without eating our meals (first time I have ever done this) because all 3 dishes were terrible - rubbery squid that was hard to cut with a knife, beef fried rice that was 250k for a bowl of rice with two small bits of minced beef and the children's noodle soup which was hot water over instant noodles with a few bits of chicken, leaving a starchy mess. The server responded ”yes here is the beef” pointing at one of the two particles of minced beef he could find, and ”children don't like vegetables so we don't put them in the soup” a more disappointing response than the food. It was the only time I've left a restaurant. We had to go next door to the Raddison Blu Lobster in order to eat. The Movenpick is a beautiful hotel but be wary of the food and the stingy offering of water with additional bottles costing 60,000. Stock up on bottles of water and instant noodles, plan to eat at the excellent Raddison or as I heard from other guests- go to the airport for Burger King. A sad state of affairs for an international resort.

It was soft, like it smelled like something that had just come out of a friend's dryer. It's really worth the price if you bring some food with you. The veranda was so clean, and it was so big that I thought it would be a waste to keep this large space to myself, so no one could give me a massage. When I arrived, I just slept for a day and did some work, but the view was so good that I wasn't even upset!!!

Our family spent a weekend at this resort 2 weeks ago. It was an excellent holiday for the whole family. They have spacious villas with living and dining area where we can gather and spend time together. We love the room with direct view to the golf course and the ocean. The kids love the pools so much they spent all day swimming, from the private one in our villa, to the main pool outside the restaurant where we had great breakfast and best coffee ever, and 2 huge pools in the Beach Club. One pool is so shallow for the kids to play, the other has a soup bowl in the middle where we can climb up to a panoramic view to the sea. The Beach Club is super super big, I guess it has the same size with other resorts we've been to in Bai Dai area, with a huge lawn which they were setting up for a night event (around 1,000 persons I guess). This is the biggest resort we've been to with best landscaping. We will definitely come back this summer!

Absolutely amazing! Came here after nearly 2 weeks of traveling round Vietnam and it was the luxury we needed! The bungalow was incredible, the staff so friendly and helpful, the surroundings were so beautiful! It was very quiet and we were often the only people in the pool. When we checked in we were told they were also including free massages and afternoon tea! The breakfast was immense with every type of food you could possibly want, and the afternoon tea was delightful. I wish we could have stayed longer - 3 nights was not enough. The staff were so attentive and fast! My son hurt his arm and the nurse was there within minutes helping him out. I was worried when we booked it that it would be really corporate and lacking in character, but it was delightful - many of the pictures don't do it justice. I've never seen such a big pool! If you're looking for a bit of luxury then this is the place! It was very quiet, which suited us, but others might find it too quiet. We were there mid-week though and were told it gets busier at the weekends.

CENTRAL SQUARE CAPACITY FOR 15,000 PEOPLE.– SEA SQUARE 500M.– WATER LIGHT MUSIC SHOW 170M LONG.– BEACH CLUB, POOL BAR.– UNIQUE KIDS POOL, 3-FLOOR KIDS POOL.– LAZY RIVER OVER 400M LONG, SAC POOL.– ALI AND NINO LOVE SYMBOL.– VIBRANT FIESTA AVENUE…

The Arena resort at Can Rahn is a great and new place to stay at, esp with family and kids, if you have a good budget and plan to spend a lazy holiday at the hotel, near the sea. There are all the amenities you like but need to pay for almost everything. Watch out for not being able to find anything nearby the hotel, not even the smallest shop and the prices for taxi are stupidly high. That’s why plan to stay inside the hotel and enjoy a great swimming pool, the sea and spa.