Okay, let's get started! No complaints about the hotel building itself! It's new, clean, and modern, built in 2025. The design is clearly well-thought-out, with an eco-friendly theme, featuring stone, wood, and quality fabrics.
For some reason, this hotel is often paired with the neighboring Aquamarine. There is absolutely NO BASIS for comparing them. They have completely different concepts from start to finish.
So, who is Amiyana for? Those who love peace and quiet, the sea, and aesthetics. The food is decent, though I do have minor quibbles with the drinks at dinner (tea, water, unappetizing fruit drinks) – but I'm probably nitpicking.
For breakfast, there's delicious coffee from the machine.
In the evenings, it's just crickets; we played table tennis. There's a huge gym and a children's play area. No entertainment for adults though.
Boats and SUPs for swimming in the pool cost 200,000 VND per hour (which is ridiculous when a room costs 35,000 rubles per night 🤢).
In summary: beautiful, aesthetic, but boring!
Aquamarine, on the other hand, is all-inclusive with animation and water slides. It's noisy, fun, and lively! ;
You CANNOT compare them; choose based on your own preferences. We talked to other tourists. Everyone raved about the hotel, but in the end, they were bored stiff and envied the shows at Aquamarine. There's also Riviera nearby, which is in the same league as Aquamarine with its all-inclusive concept.
Oh, one more thing! A huge plus for Amiyana is the amazing family room, where children have their own beds in their own room. This is super convenient. Two toilets and a huge living area with a kitchen. For this price, there's no competition here.
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