Hotels with WiFi in Cam Lam

"The hotel is good, the grounds are large, and everything is well-maintained. There's plenty of food, and housekeeping is good. It's an excellent option for a peaceful holiday. One minor point: if you go to bed early, it might be a bit difficult as events often run until 11 PM, making it hard to fall asleep. The sea is excellent, the sand is clean, and there are enough sun loungers for everyone."

"Location: Situated right by Bai Dai Beach, a short drive from Cam Ranh Airport, and just a 2-minute walk to the beach. Highlights: Offers many villa-style rooms with private pools, separate living areas, and kitchens, providing excellent value for money. Amenities & Services: Outdoor swimming pool, poolside bar, restaurant, fitness center, kids' club, and free parking."

"This hotel is absolutely fantastic! We stayed here in early July '26. The entertainment team was superb – both for adults and kids! There were fun activities all day long, from morning exercises and stretching to aqua aerobics. In the evenings, there were always shows, dancing, and singing, and during the day, we had bingo, darts, and more. The animators were brilliant, always in a great mood, and incredibly active! You could drop your child off at the kids' club from morning till evening, but our 10-year-old was independent enough to explore on her own. The grounds are cozy and very well-maintained. Food variety is excellent, and the alcoholic drinks are of good quality. They literally have food available 24/7, which we've never encountered before – amazing! The sea is crystal clear, and the sand is soft, but be aware of the serious low tides. To really enjoy a good swim, you need to go before lunch; after that, you have to walk quite a bit to reach a decent depth. Also, for the last two days, there was some biting plankton, which made swimming a bit uncomfortable. The rooms are good, and housekeeping is excellent. Staff are responsive, friendly, and always respectful with a smile. The only slight downside to our holiday was the lack of a pharmacy within walking distance. We had to take a taxi to the next village. It wasn't a huge deal though; it cost 350,000 dong for a round trip (called by the guys at reception), taking about 20-25 minutes each way. The taxi driver waited for us there. Overall, the hotel is magnificent! I recommend it to everyone!"

"The rooms are clean and tidied well. However, this is our second time staying at this hotel (we were here in 2025), and they gave us a room facing a derelict construction site. On the plus side, we couldn't hear the entertainment or guests swimming at 6 AM, but on the downside, there was a smell of food from the dining room's ventilation, making it impossible to open the balcony – all the smells would come right in. A lot has changed since last year, which surprised me: no beer in the mini-bar, having to get vouchers for beer, the closure of our favorite restaurant, Noa pub, at the peak of the season, and the menu has really gone downhill – it was much more varied last year. We also had to sign for beach towels periodically. On the positive side, the hotel staff, Viktor and Ani, were great, as were the Anex representatives, Sultan and Maria. The aqua park is good, but the centrifuge slide still isn't working, just like last year."

"A wonderful hotel with a fantastic breakfast, beautiful grounds, and excellent service. I regretted only booking one night. We had a room with a pool on the 6th floor. The breakfast had a huge variety of dishes and delicious coffee. Check-in was fast, even though the front desk was very busy. Upon arrival, we received a voucher for afternoon tea with mini sandwiches and biscuits. The room also had an ironing board and iron, which is rare for hotels in Nha Trang. The beach has fine sand, and there were plenty of sunbeds. You can ride bikes around the property. They offer electric car rides to the sea. I will definitely come back here again."

"We stayed at the Riviera for a few days in June. We liked how we were greeted. We arrived at the hotel at 11:30 AM. There was a Russian-speaking Vietnamese person at the reception who explained everything clearly. They immediately gave us wristbands, so we were able to go for lunch and use all the other facilities (water park, bars, beach). We checked into our room closer to 2 PM. Our room was on the 9th floor, and the view was stunning! The balcony was huge. Everything in the room was clean, the bed was large, and the linen was fresh. We enjoyed the food. There was a huge selection of different cuisines. We particularly liked the BBQ, seafood, and the wide variety of fruits (they served passion fruit, mango, papaya, lychee, and even grapes). There were tons of different desserts. There's food for children of all ages, purees for infants, sausages, french fries, and lots of other healthy and delicious options. Regarding alcoholic beverages: bottled beer, average but drinkable wine, and local spirits. Freshly squeezed juices, coconut water, and smoothies were available at an extra cost. For those traveling with young children, I'd recommend bringing drinks that your child usually has before bed (juices, bio-yoghurts, etc.). We were pleased that there were always available sun loungers on the beach. The staff were friendly and welcoming. The sea was gorgeous. By the way, they offered us a free shuttle to the airport. We definitely recommend this hotel."

"My impressions are mixed. We traveled independently for 2 weeks, without a tour operator. We stayed in the main building with a full board (three meals a day) plan. About 90% of the hotel guests were Russian-speaking tourists. During our stay, the hotel was fully booked. The main advantage of this hotel is its large and very beautiful grounds: it's pleasant to walk around and enjoyable to ride the buggy. You can take a buggy to the beach and back (it departs from the reception), which is very convenient in the heat, as the distance from the main building to the sea is quite significant. It's also one of the most (if not *the* most) budget-friendly hotels in Cam Ranh with its own beach. The hotel beach is more or less clean, though small debris can be found. The sea is clean, clear, and has a gentle entry. The hotel is located far from civilization, but there are a couple of mini-markets within walking distance that have essentials. There's also a small shop in the main building of the hotel itself, with corresponding prices. Free transfers are available: - To Nha Trang (to Nha Trang at 9:00 AM and 1:15 PM, returning at 4:00 PM and 9:00 PM), reservations must be made in advance (48 hours) at the reception. - To the airport (possibly only available for long-term stays). Another big plus is the hotel's own medical center. We visited it twice in 2 weeks and received the necessary assistance. On Friday and Saturday evenings, Russian-speaking performers are invited to entertain guests. The staff at the reception, medical center, luggage area, and transfer drivers are excellent! They are pleasant, friendly, competent, and always willing to help with any questions. Now for the downsides. The rooms in the main building are tired and show their age, and there were cockroaches. Room cleaning is exceptionally poor. There's a horribly unsanitary carpet in the middle of the room that is never vacuumed or cleaned; the dirt and debris on it are impossible to unsee! Towels, amenities, and water are replaced (with mixed success; sometimes you have to go and ask for missing items). Trash wasn't always emptied from the bin under the desk either. In our presence, they would just wave a mop around the perimeter of the room. For the entire 2 weeks, cleaning started in the afternoon every other day, often closer to 4:00 PM, which was very inconvenient as that's the hottest time, and we usually rested in the room with the air conditioning after the sea. One time, they didn't come to clean at all, and we had to call reception around 5:00 PM just to get consumables. The bed linen wasn't changed once in 2 weeks! How did I know? By the holes in the duvet cover in a specific spot, which is a particular disgrace for a supposed five-star hotel! Another drawback is the food. We got no enjoyment from our full board. There seemed to be a lot of variety, including different types of meat and seafood, but everything was cooked as if you were chewing cardboard or was extremely spicy. Besides the fruits, nothing was truly delicious. The chefs get a failing grade. There's a critical lack of non-alcoholic beverages: strange juices (beetroot, soursop), Coca-Cola, tea, coffee (terrible), and water. We constantly had to drink water. Getting seats in the dining hall also required effort. There was a catastrophic shortage of sun loungers by the pool and on the beach, leading to an unpleasant game: wake up early (preferably before 5:30 AM) to reserve a sun lounger, especially if you wanted to lie in the shade in a good spot. The administration's attempt to remedy the situation by providing bean bags didn't really help; there still aren't enough for everyone, and umbrellas are only over the sun loungers. The comfort level of lying on a sun lounger versus a bean bag is, of course, not comparable, considering that most guests are 50+. It's a mystery why, with the hotel constantly at full occupancy, they don't buy more sun loungers and umbrellas. Beach towels are now provided in the rooms upon check-in, but no one bothered to change them without a specific request: we had to call reception every day because the cleaning staff simply didn't have them. This was the first time we encountered such an unorganized process! In conclusion, the hotel is far from 5 stars, at most 3+, suitable for unpretentious tourists and short stays, so you don't get to 'enjoy' all the delights of their unpreparedness to host so many guests."

"We stayed at Alma from late May to early June and absolutely loved it! 1. The grounds are luxurious and huge! Well-maintained greenery is everywhere; we wanted to take photos at every turn. You can stroll along the paths for a long time and just enjoy the beauty! 2. It's an aesthetically pleasing resort that is cared for daily! Everywhere is clean and tidy! 3. The beach is perfect. We walked along the coast to compare it with other hotels and realized we made the right choice by staying at Alma! Here, the beach is flat, clean, and long, with plenty of sun loungers, especially if you walk further down. It doesn't feel crowded; it's very comfortable. The water is crystal clear, a beautiful turquoise color, and warm! The lifeguards on the beach do a great job; you won't be able to swim outside the designated area. 4. Food: We only had breakfast; for other meals, we went to the food court and on-site restaurants. Breakfasts were quite good, with a wide variety of options. There were separate stations for Russian, Korean, Vietnamese, and some other cuisines. What was important for us – different types of bread, cold cuts, various cheeses, lots of fruit (always enough), vegetable salad stations, and delicious omelets/scrambled eggs. The only thing I personally would have wanted for complete happiness was sliced red fish and avocado 🥲, but everything else was generally there! 5. Regarding the restaurants and food court: The food court is decent; we found dishes we liked. There are also lunch options by the pool (decent pizzas), and you can order room service (and get a 20% discount if you pick it up yourself from the bar). We liked the Italian restaurant; the food was truly delicious and high-quality. The Japanese and seafood restaurants weren't particularly impressive. We also went to the buffet dinner twice – I can't say it was 'wow,' but overall you can find food you like, and alcohol is free. To summarize the food at this hotel, I would give it a 4 out of 5. For less picky eaters, it would probably be a 5 out of 5. 6. Service is excellent; all staff are always helpful. The main staff speak a little English, plus there are Russian-speaking administrators, so there will definitely be no problems. 7. The guests are mainly Russians and Koreans, as well as local Vietnamese who, we were told, come on a hotel subscription. English-speaking tourists are present but are a minority. 8. The room was excellent: comfortable mattress, slept great, good air conditioning, clean, quiet, couldn't hear neighbors, and a luxurious view from the balcony! The only minor drawbacks would be the lack of a full-length mirror and the dim lighting in the bathrooms (would have preferred brighter). 9. I particularly want to mention the live band performances almost daily. It's especially atmospheric to listen to them while sipping a cocktail at the American bar ✌🏼 10. There are so many activities and entertainment options that we didn't get to experience everything (a reason to return, it seems). You definitely won't be bored! And if you do, the city is about 40 minutes away (800-1000 rubles one way). 11. P.S. For bodybuilders – the gym is decent, there's enough to keep you busy! Overall, we would happily return to Alma in the future because you truly feel refreshed, mind and body, here ❤️ and for a very reasonable price."

"The grounds are absolutely beautiful, and the breakfast is delicious for Vietnam standards. There are plenty of great activities like bikes, tennis, and a water park. The view is incredibly stunning, and it's pleasant to stroll around the neighboring hotel as well."

"The hotel's public areas are stunning; you'll get great photos as long as the weather isn't too bad. The farm is perfect for kids – every morning, we'd go collect two eggs from under the chickens and take them to the breakfast restaurant to be cooked, which was a lovely ritual. Many of the children's crafts are free, and there's a free ice cream hour daily. Plus, they'll occasionally bring watermelons to the pool. The daily complimentary spa is also great value, and the experience would be even better if you go during the off-peak season. Honestly, the overall experience here is much better than the Anantara next door, where every little detail feels designed to make you spend more money. The biggest drawback at The Fusion is that the food is quite mediocre."