We stayed here for 3 nights after reading decent reviews about the place. It's located in the south of town, right on the beach. The room was quite spacious, as was the bathroom. Our corner room view toward the ocean was spectacular. The breakfast buffet was the best we'd had and the mini bar beverages were reasonably priced. There is... More

I had a trip to Quy Nhon and decided to book room at this hotel, the reservation is simple through phone call. Overall, the price is ok, the room is clean and comfortable, staff os friendly also. Additionally, the location is very good, it's nearby the beach and main road of town. Quy Nhon is a very great place to... More

We decided to stay in Quy Nhon for a rest between Nha Trang and Hoi An. We were pretty happy with the room we had a great view overlooking the beach and also a very large fairly clean room. The bathroom however was something else! It was disgusting very unclean, the plug hole was clogged with hair! You also have... More

This hotel feels like it wants to be high class, but just lacked the budget to achieve its goal. However, it is located right on the beach, has elevators and a bell-hop, spacious rooms, and very comfy beds. But given that you pay 30-50% more that other back-packet style hotels, you certainly get what you pay for.

On our way heading south from Hanoi to Saigon, we stopped in Quy Nhon, where we ended up staying 6 days. The town is great and bustling with locals living undisturbed by tourism. The town has a beach several kilometers of lenght in day time it is totally unvisitited and we had it all by ourselves, but in the afternoon... More

Firstly, if you're looking for a hotel in Quy Nhon - don't. Do yourself a favour and go somewhere else, you will be the envy of me and everyone else I met there. If by some horrible misfortune you absolutely MUST go to Quy Nhon then I have the following to say about Hoang Yen hotel: PRO: - The room... More

This nine storey beachfront hotel, sits on a beautiful stretch of sand in a place where the Western tourist has yet to find. There's hardly any English spoken here, and that's great. We just arrived from Hoi An where I began to feel as though the words "No thank you" had been etched in my brain from from what seemed... More

I stayed here for ten nights with my wife. We had room 520 which cost us 500,000 Dong per night ($25 US). Beautiful room with sea view balcony and window overlooking the beach. The most comfortable bed we've slept in in Vietnam. Well furnished, WI-FI in room, fridge, full cable, flat screen TV, hot water shower in large bathroom. A... More

Our room (seaview deluxe) was clean with new TV and good air-con but had signs of wear and tear but was ok for the price. When we tried to eat in the restauraunt in the evening we were turned away from the main areas and had to eat on a balcony surrounded by the debris from a party. We didn't... More