LCV Mũi Né Resort

The hotel was really modern and nice, and the staff were amazing, helpful, friendly, and attentive throughout my stay. Rooms were spacious with an amazing view, and everything was kept really clean

There’s construction happening right outside, which made it extremely hard to get taxis and grabs. The road the hotel is on was also difficult to navigate due to mud. This isn’t really the hotel’s fault, but worth knowing before you arrive

Thích phòng ốc, sạch sẽ, mới

Buffet hơi ít lựa chọn, ít món ăn. Lý do chung trong giai đoạn này là đường đi lại xấu, làm đường và mưa nên đi ra ngoài khó khăn.

Khách sạn mới nên rất đẹp. Bể bơi sạch sẽ. Mình ở 4 ngày vì số lượng khách vắng nên không có buffet sáng nhưng đổi lại gọi món thì có 2 bạn thay nhau làm rất oke. Mình cảm nhận 2 bạn phục vụ ở chỗ ăn của khách sạn là oke nhất.

Cách âm chưa tốt.

1) The stuff overall are good, especially the man who met us at the taxi and escorted to the lobby. 2) Hotel has been built not so much time ago, so the room was fresh. 3) If you come to catch the wind in sail (jan-feb) and you are beginner its ok to stay here for some days, but I would prefer option more close to Phan Tiet.

1. The breakfast is mediocre, with items not being particularly fresh. The restaurant food is quite expensive, costing over 250,000 VND per person for a dish and drink during lunch or dinner, and the taste does not justify the price. 2. A piece of equipment (unidentified) produced a constant, sometimes interrupting sound—similar to an engine rotating at variable speeds—accompanied by vibrations. Sleeping through this noise was possible but difficult and inconvenient, as the vibrations rendered ear plugs ineffective. 3. The road nearby (approximately 2 km before Mui Ne) was under construction, with heavy vehicles actively involved. Dust stirred up by motorbikes and other traffic hung over the road and permeated the small, sparse shops and cafes along the route. 4. The location is far from supermarkets; only a few small shops with limited options are available for purchasing water, snacks, and fruit. While cafes exist, their offerings are also limited. To access better options, a bus or taxi ride of about 5–7 km toward Phan Thiet is necessary. 5. During the north wind season, the beach is not suitable for swimming. In the direction toward Mui Ne, the presence of garbage and a foul smell increases dramatically, with a noticeable pivot point near the Central Resort beyond which the odor becomes overwhelming. In the opposite direction, the beach is more acceptable. Walking is possible during low tide from morning until afternoon, but once the tide rises—bringing the sea almost up to the buildings—it becomes inconvenient. 6. The window faces the swimming pool, which is often affected by the noise of people swimming and occasional evening gatherings, though this was not overly disruptive.