Hotels With Pools in Khanh Hoa Province, Vietnam

We stayed at this hotel from June 15th to 21st. We booked a room with a pool view, and according to the photos, it should have had a panoramic window. However, we were given a room on the 3rd floor with a view of a very close, abandoned building. We had to keep the curtains drawn all the time. The hotel staff did not respond to our complaints about the discrepancy, stating there were no other rooms available. The room itself was very small, barely enough space for two, but it was clean. They cleaned daily and replenished water, coffee, and toiletries every day. We didn't see any insects during our week-long stay. The towels and bedding were neat and clean. We picked up fresh beach towels every day at the reception. The fridge cooled well, and the air conditioning worked without issues. The hotel's location is excellent, right in the city center, with many cafes and shops nearby, and the sea is just a 7-minute walk away. There's also a pool on the top floor with a beautiful sea view. Overall, it was okay, as we didn't spend much time in the room.

Overall, I liked the hotel. The service at the reception was excellent. The ladies were very friendly and ready to help with any questions. The hotel grounds are very large and beautiful, with two huge pools, one of which has a jacuzzi. We only had breakfast, and I enjoyed the food. While there wasn't a massive variety of dishes, what was offered was tasty and of good quality. The restaurant area was beautifully and comfortably decorated. However, I didn't like the room itself. The rooms feel old and are in need of renovation. Generally, throughout the hotel and its grounds, there's a sense that things need an update and refresh. There was an old, musty smell in the room. I don't understand why there's carpet in the room; it really detracts from the appearance and contributes to the smell. On the beach, there aren't enough sun loungers, especially given how large the hotel is and how many guests it accommodates. Overall, the hotel is good, but next time I'd return to the neighboring Riviera, where I've also stayed. The Riviera is cleaner and cozier. The grounds there are smaller, but as a result, everything feels more well-maintained and beautiful.

This isn't the first time we've chosen this hotel for our vacation. We really love the warm welcome, the varied food options – everything from pastries to seafood. They also have kids' entertainment (our son absolutely adores it, and for us, it's a great way to relax without worrying about him, as they keep them entertained and fed). Upon check-in, we received a nice complimentary gift from the hotel for being repeat guests, which was a lovely surprise. Another plus was getting to check in without waiting until 2 PM; we were able to get our room right after arriving at 11 AM – though we might have just gotten lucky, and we even received a free room upgrade! They put the wristbands on you right away, so you can start using all the facilities as soon as you've checked in. The beach is one of the best, perfect for families with kids, with a gentle slope into the water, crystal clear blue water that's transparent and warm, and soft white sand. We also appreciated the abundance of sun loungers; you could always find a free one. We'd gladly come back here again.

I can definitely see why Amiana is so popular. The staff were quick to respond and very friendly, and the lobby was stunning. No matter where or what angle you took photos from, the views were fantastic. Both breakfast and dinner were superb. Even though it was a buffet and I thought I might get a bit tired of it, every time I ate, I was impressed again. There were quite a few Korean-style dishes, and the pho and banh mi were so good I could eat them every meal – highly, highly recommended. The swimming pool is huge and spacious, and the private beach was perfect for riding the waves. I'd love to come back! Highly recommend it. Oh, and the bunk bed wasn't as dangerous as I thought, so my well-behaved child slept comfortably. Even I, an adult, was fine sleeping in it.

Before making the reservation, I visited the hotel and was shown a room on a higher floor — it looked nice and was a bit larger. Then I went back to the reception, where they told me I could take a room with a city view. I made the booking, but when I received the room, it wasn’t the same one I had seen before. When I asked at the reception, they said the one I saw earlier was more expensive. It doesn’t matter much now, but if you plan to book here, I recommend asking clearly in advance and making sure you get the room you actually reserved.Check-in was done one hour earlier, which I appreciate. The view from the room was good, and the room itself was fairly spacious. The cleaning was done but somewhat superficial at first; however, after I talked to the reception in the following days, they came and cleaned it properly.

The hotel is located on the second row from the beach, about a 7-10 minute walk to the sea. There's a VinMart supermarket nearby, along with many other shops and cafes. The room is spacious and clean. The air conditioning and plumbing work perfectly. While there's daily wet cleaning, its quality leaves a bit to be desired. The breakfast offers a wide variety of dishes, including both local and European cuisines. The staff are polite and helpful, always ready to assist. There's a large and clean swimming pool on the 4th floor, as well as a fitness center and spa. We were very satisfied with the hotel and recommend it.

We just got back home. The hotel and service were truly excellent – everything was beautiful, and the rooms were impressive. However, this isn't really a family-friendly hotel. It's more suited for couples or families with toddlers, as children over 5 might find it boring here. The kids' club is small and geared towards very young children. They have a mini slide and a warm (even hot) pool. Do note that the hotel is mostly filled with Korean guests. There's a teen room with two arcade machines, foosball, and a PS5. Breakfast: I really enjoyed the breakfast – high-quality products, delicious cappuccinos, smoothies, and fresh juices. Having stayed at the 'Aquamarine' hotel before, I have a good basis for comparison. Dining: The hotel only offers breakfast. There are three restaurants on site: an Italian one by the sea, a seafood restaurant, and a Vietnamese one. Approach the kids' menu with caution – it's very limited and mainly caters to Korean tastes. Prices can also be a bit disappointing: there's a 23% service charge and tax that isn't listed on the menu, only on the final bill. The Italian restaurant is lovely, and the sound of the sea in the evening at sunset is amazing. I recommend trying the truffle pizza, pasta, burger, and Iberico pork – they're truly delicious. The only thing I didn't particularly like were the cocktails at the beach bar. Activities: The hotel offers yoga classes with an excellent instructor – pure relaxation, followed by Tabata. However, you need to request the schedule upon check-in as it's not provided upfront. There are also paid pottery classes. There's a rafting experience, which is very long and enjoyable. A special highlight is the private beach, with few people and super clear water. To sum up, the hotel is new and stands out from other hotels in Cam Ranh. We've stayed at many hotels, and they all seemed old and not very appealing. The JW Marriott is truly great, and I loved it. I would return, but only with my husband, as our child might get bored here. It's a place for complete relaxation and a private getaway. They always provide plenty of bottled water, and the room is tidied up again in the evening with various complimentary amenities. I was delighted by these small touches. The shampoo and conditioner were excellent; they made my hair feel like silk.

This is a truly beautiful and unique 'wild luxury' hotel that perfectly blends local character, sophisticated relaxation, and natural wilderness. The hotel is nestled against the mountains and faces the sea, offering great mountain and ocean views. The surrounding natural scenery is incredibly rich, which in turn supports a wide variety of exploration activities. Whether participating in hotel-organized events or exploring the mountains and sea on your own, the experience is fantastic. We stayed in a Treetop Villa, built on a platform above the tree canopy, providing expansive views and a great panorama. The room's amenities are exquisite and very authentically Vietnamese. The bed, bathtub, and all facilities were very comfortable to use. During our stay, we asked the butler to help arrange some room decorations. The butler was very thoughtful and communicated well, and the decorations looked great. However, when arranging the decorative petals, they misspelled my girlfriend's name 😂 While it wasn't super obvious, they should have been a bit more careful. Drinks in the minibar are extra. Also, the bamboo hats, small fans, and woven bags provided in the room are very Vietnamese and quite beautiful. It would have been a nice touch to give them to guests as souvenirs, but they are also subject to an extra charge if taken. Considering the overall room rate, these small items aren't expensive, so charging extra feels a bit off-putting. Overall, the experience was still excellent. It was a wonderful and memorable holiday.

At first, it was unclear how to get there, but then they arranged transportation to the hotel. The room was spacious. The front desk staff spoke several languages. The grounds are very large, and it's great that buggies are readily available to get around quickly. There are delicious restaurants on-site that require advance booking, but the process is convenient and fast. There are three elevators that arrive quickly. The buffet breakfast is excellent and tasty. Buggies also take guests to Vinpearl. The large pool area is clean, and birds sing, especially in the evening, creating a pleasant chorus that's nice to listen to. The beach is absolutely superb, with crystal clear water and soft, white sand. The rooms are large, and I especially liked that there's a bathtub, not just a shower. In the evening, there are performances in the lobby restaurant, even in broken Russian, which is amusing.

The only positives were probably that they let us leave our luggage a day before check-in and the hotel's location. I thought a 5-star hotel would be at least decent, but I was wrong. The worst part was the old mattress, which sank so badly that my back hurt the next morning, even though I asked for a replacement. The breakfasts were terrible; the only food we could eat was eggs. Three- and four-star hotels had everything.