Phan Thiet Hotel Guide - Sea Links City hotels in Phan Thiet, Vietnam.

"First rate resort all the way. Very good staff and my room was perfect, as were all aspects of the resort from the lobby to the restaurants and bar. Saigon bar was especially cool to hang out at. Bedding was phenomenal and although there was a special event with late night parties, I slept soundly with very little noise reaching into my room. "

"Entire facility well maintained. Friendly & helpful staff. Nice clean beach. Great breakfast. Enjoy our breakfast & dinners watching the surf from our table. Very relaxing!"

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"Poor is very nice and clean. All staff are friendly and the room is clean. Quiet environment. We will come back to stay when we are back in Phan Thiet"

"We booked the Villa suite and another room for my son. It was so nice facing the beach and having our bed on the second floor. The Villa came with a private pool which was nice to take a swim anytime snd water was warm. The selection for breakfast was nice with many options. We went mid August and the place was quiet maybe kids are starting back to school. There’s always beach chairs and pool chairs available. Hammock was also available, and I was able to take a nice afternoon nap. Receptionist was friendly and was able to extend our check out time. Room was clean and bed was comfy. They provide bottle water and a nice fruit plate upon arrival. I would come back here again with my family and booked the same room. "

"We stayed for 2 nights and the room was great with a large bathroom. The food for breakfast and Vietnamese dinner was very good which led to memorable stay in the small private resort."

"Beautiful place to stay and relax. Staff were very helpful and friendly and spoke English very well. Walking distance to cafes and restaurants. "

"Stuff was incredible and friendly. On site breakfast was good. The property is on a steep incline, but if you are fit and not blowing up the BMI chart, you will be fine. Air is clean, weather is nice, and easy access to either local market or Mui ne tourism. "