Selectum Noa Resort Cam Ranh

This is a good family hotel with a wide selection of food at mealtimes. Only local alcoholic beverages are served. There are activities throughout the day, but if you're looking for a party atmosphere, this hotel isn't suitable as all bars close at 11 PM. Room cleaning is daily, the only thing is that our minibar was only refilled with water.

Staying in room 5026, the three elevators in the main building felt a bit slow. From the room, facing an unfinished building, you could still catch a partial sea view. Odd-numbered rooms face the pool and sea, offering a great environment. The room decor was a little dated with faux wood-grain floor tiles, and the bath towels were a bit rough, but still usable. There was a front desk staff member who spoke Mandarin. The all-inclusive dining was a great value. Over two days, we ate at both restaurants and tried all the bars. With free-flowing drinks, I eventually just wanted water! There were many Russians and Koreans, a few locals, and very few English speakers. The absence of American tourists meant much less noise, particularly the loud videos during meals and people rushing for food. However, some of the local guests were quite noisy. I even encountered local children who didn't want to return my swimming float. Despite the crowd, the restaurant was well-organized. We happened to be there for the Wednesday pool party, which was lively, and there was a mini disco at night, perfect for kids. The beach environment was also excellent. This place is highly recommended for families, and I'd definitely consider coming back with friends and family.

The location is in Cam Ranh, so it's close to the airport. It's about a 40-minute drive to the city center. We stayed in the villa section, and getting a buggy always took about 5-10 minutes. If you plan to use the pool and restaurants frequently, staying in the main building seems like a better option.

I stayed at Selectum Noa Resort from August 20th to 22nd during my 7-day, 5-night trip. Out of the three accommodations I used during my trip, Selectum Noa Resort was the most expensive. However, due to its location in the Cam Ranh area, it felt like an island, but not quite an island. It takes about an hour to get there by Grab, and the resort only offers two round-trip shuttle buses a day, which require reservations, making it quite inconvenient. Perhaps because of the all-inclusive service providing breakfast, lunch, and dinner, I encountered people drinking all day long. In the evenings, events were held for Russian groups, which made it quite noisy. As for the food quality, it was comparable to what you'd find at a buffet costing around 30,000 KRW, and I didn't find it particularly tasty. I enjoy swimming at hotels, but among all the pools I've used, this one had the murkiest water. There were tissues, food waste, and wooden skewers in the water, making goggles feel like a necessity. I've decided that if I go to Nha Trang again, I won't be staying at Selectum. I've only listed the downsides so far. On the positive side, I was able to observe the culture of people from other cultural backgrounds up close by watching the events for the Russian groups. Also, having two swimming pools and two restaurants offered more choices. There was an infirmary with kind medical staff on site, so I was able to get help when my child fell ill with a fever. It's also a pity that despite having a small water park (with three slides operating) and a private beach, which allows for water activities.

This hotel boasts a wonderful swimming pool and private beach. We made unforgettable memories with our family here. Highly recommended!

This was a return visit because I loved it so much the first time, and there are so many resort programs. It's definitely a paradise for kids, haha! The landscaping also creates a generally healing atmosphere. 😊

The hotel operates on an all-inclusive basis. We haven't heard any complaints from guests regarding the food. However, there are a few nuances: - There's an abandoned hotel nearby. It looks creepy from the balcony, especially in the evening. - If you're not a fan of the "all-inclusive" meal plan, there isn't a single restaurant, pizzeria, or any other establishment on-site where you can eat outside of the "all-inclusive" package. - An important detail about the elevators. Our family of four stayed on different floors: two on the 4th and two on the 9th floor. It's impossible to go from the 4th to the 9th floor or vice versa. The elevator strictly takes you to the floor of your room. Keep these little details in mind. Otherwise, It's a great hotel with a gorgeous sea.

Our family of nine visited and stayed in three rooms on the same floor. The service was excellent, and amenities like the swimming pool and kids' cafe were really great to use.

This hotel was recommended to us by relatives who have visited Vietnam many times. According to them, it's the best hotel they've ever stayed at, and now we agree! The best sea, beach, park area, food, and entertainment. Everything lives up to its 5-star rating. We'd like to extend a special thank you to the animators. My family and I participated in almost all the activities: archery, darts, and yoga. We especially enjoyed the foam parties and pool games. We eagerly anticipated the evening programs. My husband even won a quiz competition! You can really feel the professionalism of the staff. The food is like an all-inclusive resort in Turkey, with several snacks throughout the day. No one will go hungry, that's for sure. The hotel is spotless and meticulously cleaned. The Vietnamese service staff are very polite. The best water park in Cam Ranh is right on the hotel grounds. Both our child and my husband loved the slides. And there are no extra charges, unlike other hotels. Billiards, ping-pong tables, even a PlayStation – all included in the price. We also liked the mini zoo on site, where we went to feed the guinea pigs. We definitely recommend this hotel! The best we've ever been to!