Thai Hoa Mui Ne Resort

The resort staff are very friendly. English is only available in the lobby and other staff cannot speak or hear English. The facility is old and shows signs of age, and there were so many mosquitoes that I drank an entire can of F Killa that I bought at a Korean supermarket in two days, but I still got bitten more than 10 times. The air conditioner was so old that no matter how much I lowered the temperature, it didn't have much effect. The location was within walking distance of the fairy spring, and the sea was right in front of the pool, so the view was nice.

The hotel is clean and tidy

There is a private beach Not much food to eat for breakfast (outdoor restaurant) Facility is outdated water pressure is weak Requires a taxi ride to Seafood Street

Looked like it had been empty for some time. No hot water in the bathroom. No restaurant open. Not even the bar by the pool. No opportunity for a breakfast buffet. Fortunately, we were able to get a soft drink in a supermarket across the street. Beach chairs were being painted so there were none. Get out of here quickly.

Very, very thumbs up! highly recommended! A single room costs US$8. In Vietnam, all rooms have double beds. The room is very spacious, bright and clean! ! Rooms for a few bucks are better! ! There are chairs at the door, and the trees are shady, especially because Vietnam is very hot... It gives people a refreshing feeling all of a sudden~~~~~~The sea is right outside the door, free sun loungers, there are few people at mui ne beach, it is for surfing The best spot is to watch the fishermen harvesting at sunset. It's very comfortable on that day! How nice it would be to live there for a long time! But don't arrive there on the weekend. That area is a resort for the rich on weekends, and it will be very expensive. As long as you don't stay on the weekend, and the price won't increase on the weekend, you can continue to stay, but you have to make an agreement with the waiter before , otherwise I will be kicked out at the weekend~ Anyway... I love it~~~~~I miss it very much...

Probably because Mui Ne is a popular tourist attraction, the room prices cannot be reduced, especially in November when we went during the peak season. The price for a double room rose to US$20/double during the New Year in February to US$45/double room (without breakfast) and other tours Compared with tourist attractions such as Nha Trang, Dalat, Hue, etc., the overall room price in Mui Ne is too high. However, when we were waiting for the bus in front of Sinh cafe, we heard from a northerner that they found a 3-star standard hotel and it only cost 25. US dollars (of course not this one) Like most hotels in Mui Ne, Thai Hoa also has a swimming pool in the center, but it is very small and can accommodate almost 2 people. The rooms are townhouses, surrounded by a circle. The sea-facing rooms are more expensive, and the others are It doesn’t matter. The room is quite clean and spacious, but the sanitary conditions are not that good. A shower head will make the whole toilet wet when taking a shower. There are also a lot of mosquitoes. You have to ask the front desk for mosquito coils to spend the night. These are all disadvantages, but there are also advantages. It does not Like many other hotels, they are crowded next to the Sinh Cafe. It is also close to the Sfairy Spring and relatively quiet. It is closer to the fishing village and sand dunes (it doesn’t matter, if you have a motorcycle). However, there is no good food nearby. To eat, you have to go west for at least 5 kilometers on a motorcycle to find a popular hotel service. Generally, the waiters are not enthusiastic, but if you have any questions, they will help and they can speak a little English. You can eat in the hotel, their The pho is quite delicious, although the price is not cheap, like 70,000 for a bowl. Anyway, I don’t understand why this restaurant is listed as Our Pick in the LP book. You can really find better ones. PS: His restaurant was newly renovated this year. The price after decoration is 40 US dollars per day (only asked by phone, not stayed)