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Museums in Saigon

noreply@blogger.com (Traveling) — Sat, 21 Apr 2012 13:51:00 +0000

Vietnam has a fascinating 2,000 year history and there is plenty to learn about the country's past and how it affects life today. Sadly, however, while there are some excellent museums in Vietnam not all live up to the same standard - many are lengthy photo galleries with few English translations of the contexts or history behind the photos, leaving the visitor bewildered even if they have some prior knowledge of the subject.

That being said, if you choose the right museums on your trip you can learn a great deal and begin to appreciate more the rich history of this country.

The Museum of Vietnam's History
(Inside the gates of the HCMC Zoo/Botanical Gardens, Le Duan, District 1)
Possibly one of the best museums we've seen in Vietnam, the natural history museum of Ho Chi Minh City manages to chart the country's history from prehistoric times and 10,000 year old artifacts to the wars with China and the numerous dynasties that have shaped the development of the Vietnamese nation over time. There are some fantastic examples of sculpture and art from the Cham and Oc Eo civilizations, statues of Buddhas from across the region, collections of porcelain and art from various historical periods and a even a mummy found preserved in Saigon. The narratives on the walls throughout the museum also go some way to helping the visitor understand the many periods of Vietnamese history, with only a few gaps. Highly recommended.

The War Remnants Museum
(28 Vo Van Tan, District 3)
Practically required viewing for any visitor to Ho Chi Minh City, the War museum is an comprehensive collection of photographs, video and other evidence detailing the horrors of war and the aftermath of unexploded ordinance, agent orange and other legacies of the combat. Remarkably the museum manages to avoid being overly political, instead pointing the finger at the senseless nature of war itself rather than focusing too closely on assigning blame. It is a sombre and moving experience, but it is highly recommended both to help understand what Vietnam went through and as a reminder of the importance of campaigning for peaceful solutions to differences between nations.

Ho Chi Minh City Fine Arts Museum
(Duc Chinh Street, District 1 - Behind the bus station opposite Ben Thanh Market)
Housed in a beautiful old building from the colonial era, the Fine Arts Museum has an interesting collection of works from both contemporary and traditional artists, as well as a fascinating collection of statues and artifacts dating back as far as the first century AD on the 3rd floor. Well worth a visit.

The Ho Chi Minh Museum
(1 Nguyen Tat Thanh, District 4)
Just over a bridge from the downtown areas of Nguyen Hue and Dong Khoi (the traffic is vicious so we'd advise jumping in a taxi rather than walking over the bridge!) on the banks of the river is a museum devoted to Ho Chi Minh. It is set in an attractive building and garden with good views of the river, and contains a potentially fascinating collection of photographs detailing the life of Ho Chi Minh. Sadly this potential is lost as so many of the photos captions, even when translated, fail to explain the significance of events or meetings depicted in photographs, making the experience somewhat bewildering for those that have not already studied the life of Ho Chi Minh (which, of course, most Vietnamese people have)
While the photos themselves are interesting, the museum is not really recommended unless you have a lot of time on your hands or a strong interest (and prior knowlege) in the man that lead Vietnam's campaign for independence.

Venus Restaurant

noreply@blogger.com (Traveling) — Thu, 19 Apr 2012 17:49:00 +0000

Address: 42 Nguyen Hong Street, Dong Da District, Ha Noi, Vietnam.
Telephone: (84-4) 377 376 78, 0912327177/ 0904463334
Website: http://venusrestaurantvn.com

General Information

Opening on the right time of "Hanoi-bird nesting season" and owner of the restaurant named Venus - the goddess of love and beauty - which refers that it will become a place of love. A beautiful space for weddings, a unique destination for office parties, birthday parties, a private destination for meeting partners, high class office lunches, a romantic corner for couples.. all in Venus Restaurant...

Located on the third floor of Building 42 Nguyen Hong (Hanoi), in a combination of coffee, entertainment center, billiards, Venus restaurant is designed deeply following unique modern style with blood orange color including three cuisine spaces connecting together and the nice stage, handy turning table. A feeling of a romantic area covers each cm from white Venus goddess decorated along walls to soft yellow lights from ceiling like small stars

Venus restaurant also holds weddings with Saigoners’ manner comprising preparation, welcoming guests, professional MC script, bridesmaid, groomsman, wedding cake, champagne tower, fireworks and special live music.

Not only a beautiful front, located on Nguyen Hong Street, over 3000m2 care parking, but also a large banquet room capacity from 300 to 600 guests, ideally holding weddings. And the most important of all, Venus arranges abundant menus with over 150 Asian dishes made from well-trained chefs and famous cooks of 5 star hotels in Hanoi at a very reasonable price(from VND 800,000 - 1 million / 6 people/1 table).

Considering organizing professional wedding parties is the main development but Venus restaurant also focus on buffet banquet, office lunch and inbound travelers. Unobtrusive, harmonious, thoughtful, Venus’s staffs will certainly bring to guests unforgettable impression.

In the early 3 months after inaugurating (from 30.9.2008) Venus restaurant launched promotions: discount 30% for all guests, and in the whole 2008 and the early 2009: complimentary wedding program, 1 night at hotel, honeymoon package…)

Venus Restaurant - comfortable place for meetings, love connection, opportunities for cooperation and share!

Source: vietnamtourism

Phuong Dong Hotel

noreply@blogger.com (Traveling) — Thu, 19 Apr 2012 17:47:00 +0000

Address: No. 62, 30-4 Street - Can Tho city - Vietnam.

The Phuong Dong Hotel is situated in the centre of Can Tho with easy access to the business and financial areas. The Hua and Can Tho Rivers are a few minutes drive away. It is 4 hours drive from Tan Son Nhat International Airport. This small hotel offers cozy, comfortable rooms and has facilities suitable for both leisure and business travellers.

Online Booking Room Rate
-    All rates are in USD per room per night, including breakfast, 10% VAT & 5% service charges.
-    No extra charge for child under 12 sharing bed with parents.
-     Extra bed adds US$ 10/night/person.
-    Check-in time at 13:00 or sooner, Check-out time at 12:00.
-    All rates are subject to change without notice.
-     These rates are available only for bookings made with hotels-in-vietnam.com and NOT available from the hotel directly.

Phuong Dong Hotel's Amenities
-     Individual controlled air-conditioning
-     Satellite TV with international channels
-     Private bathroom with bathtub or shower
-     IDD Telephone
-     Tea/Coffee making facilities
-     Refrigerator and hair-dryer
-     Rooms with windows or balcony

Phuong Dong Hotel's Facilities
-     24-hour security and maintenance
-     Restaurant and Bar service
-     Massage, Sauna, Steam-bath and Jacuzzi service
-    Karaoke, Billiards and Table tennis
-     Souvenir shop
-     Internet and E-mail service
-     Travel tour Information
-     Hair and beauty salon
-    Laundry & dry-cleaning service
-    Car/Motor/Bicycle rental service
-     Hotel pick-up service
-     Conference hall for meeting service
-     Business center: Meeting room equipped with full amenities

The History of Hoi An's Ancient Town

noreply@blogger.com (Traveling) — Thu, 19 Apr 2012 17:45:00 +0000

Today, westerners know the Vietnamese city of Hoi An mostly as a tourist destination. Thanks to its proximity to the Marble Mountains and lovely China Beach, Hoi An draws many visitors each year. But at one point in its history, Hoi An was far more than a tourist destination; in fact, it was one of the most important seaports in all of Southeast Asia.

Early History of Hoi An

Hoi An was first settled by the Champa people, a Malay-Indonesian people who arrived in Vietnam from Java originally around 200 BC. In the first century AD, the Champas founded Hoi An. At that time, the city was called “Lam Ap Pho”, or Champa City.

The Champa Kingdom was a large and powerful one, and although My Son (which no longer exists except for a few ruins) was the Cham's spiritual capital, Hoi An was its commercial capital. In the first century, Hoi An was the largest harbour in Southeast Asia. From Hoi An, the Cham gradually built control over the spice trade, bringing great wealth to the city. From the seventh to the tenth centuries, Champa-dominated Hoi An ruled the trade in spices and silks, with their influence stretching as far west as Baghdad. The Cham exported aloe and ivory, and supplemented their trading income with calculated acts of piracy and caravan raids.

The Decline of the Champa Kingdom

Unfortunately for the Cham and Hoi An, great wealth brings great jealousy. Riches, combined with raids, didn't make for good relationships with their neighbours. The Cham frequently came into conflict with the Viet people north of their kingdom, and the Khmer people in Cambodia. Fighting between the Cham, Viet, and Khmer weakened the kingdom, and finally in the thirteenth century, Kublai Khan, the Mongolian warlord, invaded and occupied the Champa Kingdom. In the late fourteenth century, the strong Cham leader, Che Bong Nga (“The Red King”) managed to unite the Cham one last time and led a brief resurgence. In the fifteenth century, the Cham fell once and for all to the Viet people.

Hoi An's Return to the World Stage

Under the leadership of the Nguyen dynasty, Hoi An gradually began to recover, and rose to prominence once again. During the sixteenth to seventeenth centuries, Hoi An, which at that time was called Hai Pho (meaning “seaside town”), once again became the most important port in Southeast Asia. With a Japanese settlement on one end of town and a constant influx of Chinese, Dutch, and Indian merchants, Hoi An was a centre for global trade before such a term existed. In the early eighteenth century, Japanese and Chinese traders in particular considered Hoi An the best place to go for trading in all of Asia. A key stop on the Silk Road, Hoi An exported its ceramics as far afield as Egypt
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Fall of the Nguyen Lords

But Hoi An was destined to slip into decline and obscurity once again. The Nguyen dynasty eventually became opposed to open trade, in an attempt to limit the influence of foreigners in the nation – an ongoing problem that would plague Vietnam for the next two centuries. The closed trade policy led to Hoi An's stagnation, and by the time the Nguyen lords changed their policy, Hoi An's decline had already become irreversible.

Simultaneously, French influence in Danang was rapidly increasing, making Danang the new centre for trade in Vietnam. Furthermore, the new trading vessels constructed during the eighteenth and nineteenth century required a deeper port, something that Hoi An couldn't offer.

Although Hoi An's days as an important trading centre were over, there was a benefit to its decline: as other cities in Vietnam modernised and followed the European lead in culture, style, and wealth, Hoi An remained an example of a traditional Vietnamese port city. During the nineteenth and twentieth centuries, Hoi An was all but forgotten, allowed to continue its ancient traditions with little influence from the modern, European-dominated world.

Hoi An Today

As a result of its isolation, Hoi An remained a small city with its history intact. In 1999, UNESCO named Hoi An a World Heritage Site, because it was such a well-preserved example of a 15th - 19th century Asian trading port. With UNESCO's recognition came tourist recognition, and the last decade has seen a different kind of commercial resurgence for Hoi An, as western tourists gradually rediscover the charm of this old Vietnamese city. Today, Hoi An is a common stop along the trail for backpacking adventurers, and meanwhile, a number of bars, restaurants, and internet cafes have opened to cater to tourists. Many craft shops can be found in Hoi An, including traditional Vietnamese ceramics and fabric production. In particular, Hoi An has become known for its tailors, who can produce custom-made clothes for a fraction of what it would cost in the west.

In short, if you're planning to visit central Vietnam, Hoi An should definitely be at the top of your list. Rich in history and culture, and only a stone's throw from China Beach, the Marble Mountains, and the Champa Islands, Hoi An remains one of the only gems of Southeast Asia not yet overrun with tourists.

Hue's Imperial Citadel

noreply@blogger.com (Traveling) — Thu, 19 Apr 2012 17:42:00 +0000

The Tay Son Rebellion in Vietnam brought Nguyen Phuc Anh to power in 1802. Declaring himself Emperor Gia Long, he began construction on a grand fortress-palace in Hue in 1804. Today the emperor's construction is known in Hue merely as “the Citadel”, and its inner sanctum, once the home of the emperor and his family, is called “the Purple Forbidden City”. Although the Citadel and its Imperial City were badly damaged during the Vietnam War in 1968, they remain one of Vietnam's top tourist destinations.

Early History of the Citadel

Like many of Asia's leaders of the past, the emperor relied upon traditional methods of divination, called geomancy, to choose the location for the Citadel. With a wish to create a sort of mini-Forbidden City like the one in Beijing, tens of thousands of labourers were conscripted to construct his fortress and palace. They dug a ten kilometer moat, along with thick earthen walls, to create the Citadel's perimeter. Copying the French military architect Vauban, these earthen walls were later replaced by two-meter-thick stone walls. Inside the outer perimeter, a smaller moat and smaller brick walls bounded the emperor's Purple Forbidden City. The Purple Forbidden City, besides elaborate residences, also included a network of gates, courtyards, and administrative buildings. The emperor didn't live to see the completion of his architectural masterpiece; dying in 1820, the Citadel was finally completed in 1832 by Gia Long's son, the Emperor Minh Mang.

The Citadel and the Vietnam War

The Nguyen Dynasty ended in 1945, when Bao Dai abdicated the throne to the communist leader and founder of the Democratic Republic of Vietnam, Ho Chi Minh.

For centuries, Vietnam had been under the influence of the French, but the Japanese changed that in 1940 when they invaded French Indochina at the start of the Second World War. The Emperor Bao Dai was a pawn of these larger global forces, first acting under the direction of the French, and later coerced by the Japanese to declare Vietnam a member of Japan's Greater East Asia Co-Prosperity Sphere. The unpopularity of the Japanese made it fairly easy for Ho Chi Minh to convince Bao Dai to abdicate.

Over the next ten years, the emperor left the Purple Forbidden City, and Vietnam gradually descended into chaos, as French, communist, and imperial forces vied for power. During this time, the Citadel suffered from both typhoon and termite damage, and was generally neglected. In 1968, during the height of the Vietnam War, communist forces overtook Hue and occupied the Citadel. As part of the Tet Offensive, the Vietcong sneaked into the Citadel, killing the South Vietnamese guards, and opened the way for many Vietcong to enter. In an odd twist of fate, the centuries-old, imperial Citadel proved itself a worthy military fortress in the hands of the anti-imperialist communists. Americans had a difficult time dislodging the North Vietnamese from the Citadel, leading to one of the bloodiest battles of the Vietnam War, the Battle of Hue.

American bombing during the battle destroyed much of the Citadel, especially flattening the inner Imperial City, of which few of the original structures remain today.

The Citadel Today

The remaining buildings in the Citadel have been carefully restored, and in 1993 the Citadel and its Imperial City was declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO. Much of the land that used to be the Purple Forbidden City, however, is today just rice fields.

What remains of Hue's impressive Citadel is still a worthwhile attraction for visitors. Though it will never be able to reclaim its former glory under the Nguyen emperors, the Citadel nonetheless is a beautiful and fascinating historical site. For anyone visiting Hue, visiting the Citadel should be at the top of the to-do-list.

Phong Nga Ke Bang National Park and Caves

noreply@blogger.com (Traveling) — Thu, 19 Apr 2012 17:37:00 +0000

Long before Phong Nha-Ke Bang (also spelled Phong Nga-Ke Bang) National Park came into existence, the Champa people were using its caves for various purposes. The Champa were people of ancient Cambodia and Vietnam who ruled most of southern and central Vietnam from the seventh century through the mid-nineteenth century. Carving out inscriptions on steles and altars inside the caves, the Champa left their mark in the magnificent caves many years before modern Vietnamese and British scientists would begin to explore the caves. Later explorations discovered Neolithic axe heads in the area, showing that use of the caves date back even before the time of the Champa people.
There is no overstating the magnificence of the caves in Phong Nha-Ke Bang National Park. The park was created to protect the world's two largest karst, or limestone, regions. Inside the limestone topography are over 126 km of cave systems, with over 300 caves and grottos (grottos are caves that have been inhabited or used by humans). For anyone visiting Vietnam with the slightest interest in caves, Phong Nha-Ke Bang National Park is a must-see destination.

Phong Nha Cave
The cave from which the park takes its name is Phong Nha cave, which is considered by many to be the best cave in the world. At 7,729 metres long, with 14 grottos and a 13,969 metre-long underground river, Phong Nha cave has been a site of mystery and wonderment for natives and visitors alike for centuries. With towering ceilings that can reach 40 metres above the water level and rock formations that excite the imagination, Phong Nha is open to tourists up to 1,500 metres.

Son Doong Cave
Son Doong cave isn't new, but it is newly discovered. In 1991, a local man stumbled upon the cave for the first time in modern memory, but unfortunately he couldn't remember how to get there until January 2008. The man assisted British scientists to find the cave mouth, and they have been exploring it ever since. Son Doong cave is currently the largest known cave in the world. Unfortunately, due to precarious conditions inside the cave, it is not yet open to tourists. In the future, hopefully visitors will be able to catch a glimpse of the enormous cave; the biggest chamber is over five kilometres long, 150 metres wide, and 200 metres high.

Tien Son Cave
While Phong Nha and Son Doong may be known for their size, Tien Son cave is known for its beauty. Created tens of millions of years ago, the stalactites and stalagmites inside Tien Son twist and turn into fairy-tale shapes. Tien Son is located right next to Phong Nha, making it easy for visitors to take a look at both caves.

Other Park Features
As if the spectacular caves at Phong Nha-Ke Bang National Park weren't enough, the park is also a great place for mountain climbing, hiking, and eco-tours of the surrounding Ke Bang Forest. With sharply sloping mountains reaching heights of over 1,000 metres, you don't have to be a spelunker to find a challenging adventure at Phong Nha-Ke Bang.
There's a little something for every visitor of every age at Phong Nha-Ke Bang National Park. For anyone who enjoys the outdoors and natural wonders, this park should make it onto your Vietnam itinerary.

My Son Cham Ruins, Hoi An

noreply@blogger.com (Traveling) — Thu, 19 Apr 2012 17:36:00 +0000

My Son Ruins
Mankind builds marvelous and imagination-defying cities and structures, then erases them again as the centuries, along with the fickle loyalty of scholars, priests, kings, and common people render them either obsolete or irrelevant. The ruins of My Son in Vietnam, not far from Da Nang and Hoi An, fall into this category.
My Son was once an impressive place, a holy valley of impressive Hindu temples and burial grounds of the royalty of the Champa people. My Son was the Vietnamese equivalent of places like Cambodia's Angkor Wat and Egypt's Valley of the Kings. In its heyday, My Son included over seventy temples, along with a number of monuments with inscriptions in both Sanskrit, the holy language of ancient India, and Cham. In 1999, UNESCO named My Son a World Heritage Site.

History of My Son
The My Son site dates back to the fourth century AD, when the Champa king, Bhadravarman, erected the first temple there. He named it Bhadresvara, which was a combination of his own name and the Hindu god Ishvara, another name for Shiva. On the temple, the king added a request for subsequent generations to respect the temple and not destroy it. For many centuries, his request seemed to work; for generations after Bhadravarman's death, the My Son site was the hub of spiritual activity for the Champa people. Even when the original temple was destroyed in a fire two hundred years later, a later king made sure to rebuild it. The temple lasted in one form or another until it was obliterated during the Vietnam War.
In the fourteenth century, the Champa were conquered by the Viet people, for whom the modern country is named. The disappearance of the Champa also meant the gradual dissolution of the My Son site, which the jungle slowly started to reclaim. Ignored and largely forgotten, My Son was discovered again at the turn of the twentieth century by a French scholar.
In the 1930s, the French began to restore the My Son temples. The French scholars and archeologists were able to identify a total of seventy-one temples, with various groupings of temples belonging to different eras of development of the Cham kingdom.

My Son Today
Unfortunately for both visitors and world history, much of what remained of My Son in the twentieth century was bombed out of existence by American B-52 bombers during the American Vietnam War. The temples that had been so lovingly restored by French archeologists and local people were quickly devastated by the American bombs. In fact, local people are still wary of the area surrounding the My Son ruins because of the still unexploded bombs and land mines.
Nevertheless, My Son is still one of Vietnam's most important historic sites. Visitors with any interest in Southeast Asia's history will enjoy the bus trip from Da Nang or Hoi An to the ruins. Most tours of the My Son ruins range in price from £30 to £47, depending upon the size of the group and the city of origin.

Hue & Surrounding Areas Tours

noreply@blogger.com (Traveling) — Sun, 31 Jul 2011 16:25:00 +0000

Option 1: Hue City Tour (L)
Spend a full day discovering Hue City, the ancient capital of the southern part of Vietnam under the Nguyen Dynasty. In the morning take a boat for a cruise on the gentle Perfume River. Visit a conical hat and an incense stick-making village, Dong Ba market and then continue to Thien Mu Pagoda on the bank of Perfume River. After lunch in a local restaurant, where you will taste specialties of Hue, visit the Imperial Citadel, Emperor Tu Duc and Khai Dinh’s mausoleum.

Option 2: Bach Ma National Park Tour
Depart at 8:00 Am from your hotel, one and half hour you will arrive at Bach Ma National Park. After that, drive up to the top of Bach Ma Mountain. You will visit Do Quyen Waterfall - which is astounding and huge in the wooded mountain. It is more than 300m high and 20-30m wide. Lunch time at the local restaurant.
After lunch, we will walk to Hai Vong Dai – Sea Observation Post. Where people can have a panoramic view of immense sea and surrounding scenery. Walking around and discover the nature. Tour ends at your hotel late afternoon.

Option 3: DMZ Tour
During Vietnam-American War, the Ben Hai River was demarcation line between North and South Vietnam. This makes a Demilitarized Zone of five km each from the river. However during the war, the Southern area of DMZ was one of the bloodiest battlefields. This tour to DMZ will take you back to the war sites, including: Ben Hai River, Hien Luong Bridge, Vinh Moc Tunnels, Khe Sanh Combat, Ho Chi Minh Trail, Dong Ha Town, and Rock Pile. Last but not least, you will have a chance to visit Van Kieu ethnic minorities’ people in the Central of Vietnam. Return back to your hotel late afternoon.

Option 4: Hue’s Life Tour
This tour is arranged to let you explore more of Vietnam life with the effected of Royal life. You will visit the traditional handicraft village: Thuy Xuan - Incense making village, see how to make Hue Hat (non Hue) - a symbol of the beauty of Hue ladies. Have a lunch at Tinh Gia Vien. After lunch, you will enjoy the Cooking Class at this restaurant - here you can attend a hands-on cooking class, preparation a classic meal of Hue. Ms. Ton Nu Ha – Golden Hands will demonstrate you.
- 1:30 to 3:30 Visit local market in Hue, and experience the amazing sights, sounds and aromas of this busy market. We will have the opportunity to interact with the local seller and purchase some of ingredients to be used in the cooking lesson later.
- 4:00 to 6:30 Starting cooking at Tinh Gia Vien House - Restaurant. Ms. Ton Nu Ha will teach you how cook the Royal Dishes.
- 6:30 onward: We sit down and eat exactly what we have cooked. Tour ends.

Option 5: Half day Cruising Huong River
Start from your hotel at 13.00 p.m. Short excursion to boat port. Then the Dragon boat will take you along the peaceful Huong River to Hon Chen Temple, Thien Mu Pagoda, Minh Mang Tomb. Admire the beautiful landscapes and the sunset on the way back. Dinner and enjoy Vietnamese traditional folk song on boat on Perfume River. Tour end at your hotel around 20.00 pm.

Ana Mandara Resort

noreply@blogger.com (Traveling) — Sun, 31 Jul 2011 16:08:00 +0000

Address: Beachside Tran Phu road, Khanh Hoa Province
Phone: (84 58) 522 522
City: Nhatrang, Vietnam

Ana Mandara means "beautiful home for the guests". Reminiscent of an old Vietnamese village, and furnished with native woods and rattan, the Resort reflects the real image of Vietnam, with its warm hospitality, rich culture and unique tastes.

Room type	Single	Double	Triple
GardenView Villa	$205	$215
Superior SeaView Villa	$265	$280
Deluxe SeaView Villa	$330	$340
Ana Mandara Suite	$415	$440

Direction

Amenities

Business service

Air-conditioned library

Boutique

24 hour room service

Laundry and dry-cleaning services

Visa extension services

Full size bath with fixed shower

IDD telephone

In-room safe

Satellite television

HBO channel

24 hour room service

Mini-bar

Coffee/tea making facilities

Hairdryer

Stationery box

Daily newspapers upon request

Policies

Compulsory Gala Dinner on nights of 24^th December and 31^st December
Prepayment for full guarantee required to confirm bookings during this peak period
For Group and Long Term stay, please contact Reservation Hot Lines
Check in time 1300 hours
Check out time 1200 noon
There is no additional charge for children under 12 years of age who accompany their parents in the same room provided that an additional bed is not required
All reservations must be guaranteed by a credit card
American Express, JCB, Visa, Master cards are accepted
All rates are in US Dollars and are subject to 5% service charge and 10% government tax (subject to change without notice), exclusive of breakfast

Hoi An Trails Resort

noreply@blogger.com (Traveling) — Sat, 19 Mar 2011 17:01:00 +0000

Address: 276 Cua Dai,
Phone: (84-510) 923 999
City: Hoian, Vietnam

HOI AN TRAILS RESORT is a 4-star Resort, expertly built in six 3-storey complexes and meticulously equipped with international standard facilities and services. The 62 spacious and comfortable rooms and suites, luxuriously decorated and furnished provide you a homey feeling, an ideal home from which to relax. Every room and suite has a panoramic view of either the superbly designed swimming pool and garden full of greens or the rice paddies and the Hoai River across the Cua Dai road.

Room type	Single	Double	Triple
Superior room	$60	$60
Deluxe Room	$67	$67
Junior Suite	$85	$85
Grand suite	$110	$110

Direction

- Easy access to national highway No.1 from Nha Trang in the southern or 150km from Hue in the northern.
- The famous “Reunification Express” runs along the coast and offers services from Ho Chi Minh city to Ha noi to stop at Danang railway station.
- It takes 45 minutes to drive from Da nang airport or train station to Hoi An Trails.

Policies

- Rates are inclusive of Breakfast, 10% service charge and 7% government tax.
- Rates are the prices per room per night.
- Peak Season surcharge of US$10 room/night from 20th Dec to 5th Jan.

Vinh Hung Resort

noreply@blogger.com (Traveling) — Sat, 19 Mar 2011 17:00:00 +0000

Address: 143 Tran Phu St, Hoi An, Vietnam(0510) 391 0577‎

Vinh Hung Resort is set in a beautiful tropical garden next to the romantic Thu Bon river and is located only a short walk or compimentary boat ride to the historic center of Hoi An. The splendid mix of vietnamese tradition and charm combined with the comforts of international standards will make you an unforgetable stay in Viet Nam.

Room type	Single	Double	Triple
Superior Garden View		$55	$75
Deluxe River View		$90	$100
Suite River View		$110	$125

Direction

Vinh Hung Resort is located at Thu bon river and only about 10 going minutes from the center of Hoi An town.
* Complimentary shuttle bus to private beach at Cua Dai:
+ Resort to Cua Dai Beach: 10 am
+ Cua Dai Beach back to resort: 15 pm

Amenities

Chilrends playground

In room fax machines (on request )

Airline agents

Food & Beverage

Secretarial services

Mail, postage & Message services

Compact disk & Dvd player (on request)

Transportation & Car rental

Laundry services

Type writers & Personal computer

Shuttle bus to CuaDai beach and Down Town

Doctor on call

Currency exchange

Baby sitting

Concierge & Tour desk

Credit cards

Policies

• Rate in USD per room per night including breakfast, tax and service charge.
• Check out time is 12 noon.

Victoria Hoi An Beach Resort & Spa

noreply@blogger.com (Traveling) — Sat, 19 Mar 2011 17:00:00 +0000

Address: Hoi An, Quang Nam, Vietnam‎ - (0510) 927 011‎

Referring to the history and mix of cultures of Hoi An, the Victoria Hoi An Beach Resort & Spa is built like a small fisherman's village, with small streets and water ponds, small houses with clay-tiled roofs and round Chinese cloth lanterns.

Room type	Single	Double	Triple
Victoria Superior River View	$145	$145
Victoria Superior garden view	$150	$150
Victoria Deluxe Sea Side	$172	$172
Victoria Family Suite	$230	$230
Victoria Junior Suite	$220	$220
Deluxe Beach Front	$195	$195

Direction

From Saigon or Hanoi to Danang International airport, the journey takes about an hour. The international airport of Danang provides connections to Bangkok, Hong Kong and Singapore.

Upon arrival at Danang airport, take a 45-minute drive to Victoria Hoi An Beach Resort & Spa by shuttle bus or private car.

Amenities

Multi-lingual hotel staff

Transportation facilities

Laundry services

Private jett

Coffee & tea making facilities

Mini-bar

Major credit cards accepted

Sightseeing tour services

Postal services

Souvenir shop

Free shuttle to Hoi An Town

Smoke detector system

Colour satellite television

Sightseeing tour services

Foreign currency exchange

Library room

Parking

Individual safe deposit box

International Direct Dialing telephone

Policies

* Breakfast: US$ 10 per person
* All above rates are in US dollars, exclusive of 5% service charges and 10% VAT (subject to change without notice)
* All room rates are based on single or double occupancy
* No additional charge for two children under 12 sharing the same room
* Check-in: 2:00pm/ Check-out: 12 noon
- Peak season surcharge: US$25 net per room per night
Christmas Period: 24/12/08 to 26/12/08
New year period: 31/12/08 to 02/01/09

Palm Garden Resort & Spa

noreply@blogger.com (Traveling) — Sat, 19 Mar 2011 17:00:00 +0000

Address: Tan My Block, Cua Dai Beach,
Phone: (84.510) 927 927
City: Hoian, Vietnam

The name " Palm Garden Resort " was derived from its location, which ideally situates on 5-hectare of unspoiled tropical garden, features more than 400 palm trees. The resort is landscaped with several unique species of palm and coconut trees, as well as furnished it with selective Vietnamese products of silk, wood, and natural ceramics. The planning of the resort with all of its individual bungalows and guest facilities reflects a lifestyle that is calm and soothing. This wonderful ambience of the design and the resort's high standards of service add to a wonderful holiday experience.

Room type	Single	Double	Triple
Standard Room		$85
Superior Garden View		$110
Superior Sea View		$120
Deluxe Garden View		$125
Deluxe Sea View		$145
Bungalow Pool View		$165
Bungalow Beach Front		$200
Junior Suite		$175
Palm Garden President Suite		$860

Direction

By Plane
From Saigon or Hanoi to Danang International airport, the journey takes about an hour. The international airport of Danang provides connections to Bangkok, Singapore, and also to some selected provinces within Vietnam.
From Danang airport, it takes a 45-minute drive to Palm Garden Resort by shuttle bus or private car.

Amenities

BEACH Bar

Health club

Swimming pool

Bussiness centre

Tea/coffee making

Satellite stations

IDD telephone

Heater temperature and towels.

24-hour room service

Outside swimming pool

Beauty salon

Tennis court

Massage

Sauna/steam-bath

Karaoke

Parking

Laundry & dry-cleaning service

Internet & Email service

Fitness room

Restaurant

Luggage storing room

Souvenir shop

Tours operations

24-hour luxurious bar

Jacuzzi

Limousine service

Baby-sitting service

Recreation facilities

Private bathroom

Mini-bar

Tour Desk

Currency Exchange

Individual controlled air-conditioning

Gymnasium

Playground for children

Beach Volleyball

Airport pick-up service

Travel and accommodation services

Policies

- All above rates are in US Dollars, exclusive of 5% Service Charge and 10% VAT
- Check-in time is from 14:00 pm
- Check-out time is before 12:00 noon
- Buffet breakfast available at US$ 9++ per person
- No additional charge for one children under 12 sharing the same bed
- Baby cots are available for free
- All reservation must be guaranteed by a credit card
- Major cards such as American Express, JCB, Visa, Master Card are accepted
Cancellation Policy
- Cancellation made before 72 hours prior to arrival - No Charge
- Cancellation made within 48 hours - One Night Charge
- Cancellation made within 24 hours or No Show - Full Length of Stay Charge
Transportation Rate for Airport Pick-up
- Shuttle Bus US$8++ per person
- 4-Seat Car US$25++/way (max of 3 persons)
- Mini-Bus US$35++/way (max of 9 persons)
- Coaster US$45++/way (max of 18 persons)

Life Resort Hoi An

noreply@blogger.com (Traveling) — Sat, 19 Mar 2011 16:59:00 +0000

Address: 1 Pham Hong Thai Street, Hoi An
Phone: (84 510) 914555
City: Hoian, Vietnam

Hoi An is a picturesque port town with a unique old quarter dating back to the 15th century. Life resort Hoi An is only a few steps from the bustling historic town center where merchants once traded precious goods and left traces of their many different cultures. Today, Hoi An charms visitors with ancient buildings, a lively art scene, enchanting local restaurants, handicraft and souvenir shops, all mixed with everyday life in a small but bustling provincial town. From the first glimpse, you will notice the charming French colonial architecture in the area of 1200 m2. The eclectic interior design blends elements of French, Japanese, Chinese and Dutch cultures which have influenced Hoi An town over the last four centuries.

Room type	Single	Double	Triple
Superior Garden View		$100
Junior Suite Garden View		$120
Junior Suite River View		$135
Grand Suite Garden View		$165
Grand Suite River View		$185

Direction

The Life Resort Hoi An is situated on the Thu Bon River, in the French colonial quarter and only a few steps from the bustling historic town center where merchants once traded precious goods and left traces of their many different cultures. Beautiful Cua Dai beach is only a 5 km drive or a short boat trip from our jetty.

Amenities

Daily Newspaper

Excursion booking service

VCD/DVD rental

E-mail corner

Travel and accommodation services

Sightseeing information

Bussiness centre

Tea/coffee making

Satellite stations

IDD telephone

Massage

Sauna/steam-bath

Parking

Laundry & dry-cleaning service

Internet & Email service

Fitness room

Restaurant

Souvenir shop

Tours operations

Jacuzzi

Courier, parcel and postal services

Translation and Secretarial service

Private bathroom

Mini-bar

Direct dial telephone

Policies

All rates are in US$, including breakfast, VAT & service charges.

No extra charge for children under 12 when sharing beds with parents.

Add 20USD per extra bed, only from Deluxe/Up.

Airport transfer: $15/way for a 4-seat car; $20/way for a minivan.

Hoi An Riverside Resort

noreply@blogger.com (Traveling) — Sat, 19 Mar 2011 16:58:00 +0000

Address: 175 Cua Dai Road, Hoi An
Phone: (84-510) 864 800
City: Hoian, Vietnam

The resort is an ideal base for travelers to Hoian ancient town, offering guests a taste of traditional Vietnamese culture while providing the very best in accommodation, facilities and service.

Room type	Single	Double	Triple
Vietnamese Style Room		$85
Japanese Style Room		$95
Superior Riverview		$105
Deluxe Riverview		$135

Direction

Located on the bank of the Do River, surrounded by green fields, 1 km away from Cua Dai Beach, the Hoi An Riverside Resort is a bit of paradise on earth. Enjoy a bungalow in the heart of Vietnam.

Amenities

Swimming pool

Bussiness centre

Tea/coffee making

Satellite stations

IDD telephone

Large standing shower

Heater temperature and towels.

24-hour room service

Beauty salon

Tennis court

Massage

Sauna/steam-bath

Karaoke

Laundry & dry-cleaning service

Internet & Email service

Fitness room

Restaurant

Car parking

Souvenir shop

Tours operations

Luxurious massage room

Jacuzzi

badminton

Courier, parcel and postal services

Money changing service

Limousine service

Baby-sitting service

Transportation facilities

Major credit cards accepted

Private bathroom

Hair-dryer

Tour Desk

Gymnasium

Policies

* All above rates are inclusive of daily American Buffet Breakfast.
* Rates are applicabe to both single and double. occupancy
* Rates are subject to 5% service charge and 10% VAT.

Hoi An Beach Resort

noreply@blogger.com (Traveling) — Sat, 19 Mar 2011 16:56:00 +0000

Address: Cua Dai Beach, Hoi An
Phone: (66-2) 6776240
City: Hoian, Vietnam

The Resort consist of many villas built in the style of a traditional Vietnamese Village. It has 85 rooms equipped with modern comforts and all the services expected in a modern international standard resort.Beach Resort offers travellers the highest standard international accommodation in a beautiful garden setting.

Room type	Single	Double	Triple
Garden View		$65
Riverview Deluxe		$70
Seaside Villa		$85
Riverview Villa		$85
Ocean House		$90
Suite		$150

Direction

Hoi An Beach Resort is located to the east of the ancient town on the Cua Dai beach. The pristine environment provides a secluded refuge from the busy town center. Danang International Airport is 30 minutes drive to the north of Hoi An. The Resort is 4 kilometres from the town center.

Amenities

Facsimile

Word processing & Laser Printer

Gymnasium

Playground for children

Kite-flying

Beach Volleyball

Jogging Track

Flight reconfirmation and booking services

Reading area

Airport pick-up service

Bussiness centre

Satellite stations

IDD telephone

24-hour room service

Outside swimming pool

Beauty salon

Tennis court

Sauna/steam-bath

Laundry & dry-cleaning service

Foreign currency exchange

Internet & Email service

Car/Motor/Bicycle rental service

Fitness room

Restaurant

Car parking

Souvenir shop

Tours operations

Luxurious massage room

Camping service

Jacuzzi

billiards

badminton

Translation and Secretarial service

Money changing service

Limousine service

Baby-sitting service

Recreation facilities

Hair-dryer

Policies

All rates are in US$, including breakfast, VAT & service charges.
* No charge for children under 12 when sharing beds with parents.
* Add 15 US$ per extra bed.

The Nam Hai Resort

noreply@blogger.com (Traveling) — Sat, 19 Mar 2011 16:53:00 +0000

Address: Hamlet 1, Dien Duong Village, Dien Ban District, Quang Nam Province, Vietnam,
Phone: 84 510 940 000
City: Hoian, Vietnam

The Nam Hai offers 60 rooms and 40 villas, 1-5 bedrooms with private pools for long term lease (50 years). Discerning investors can choose to include their villas in a room rental pool to earn returns on their investment.

Room type	Single	Double	Triple
One-Bedroom Villas		$550
Two Bedroom Pool Villas		$1100
Three bedroom Pool Villa			$1400

Direction ( Map here )

The Nam Hai is closet world-class beach resort to North Asia with an estimated travel time to Danang international airport of just over 1 hour from Hong Kong and Bangkok, 2 hours from Singapore, Taipei and Malina and 5 hours from Seoul, Shanghai and Tokyo.

Amenities

In-room bathtubs

In-room safe

Wireless Internet access

Laundry valet services

Limousine Service

1 Badminton Court

Rain shower

Flat screen LCD television / Bose Sound System

Espresso machines & Tea-making facilities

24-hour in-room dining

1 Basketball Court

Gymnareum

Hairdryer

iPods and Sound Dock System

In-room bar

24-hour concierge

4 Tennis Courts

Library

Policies

Rates are quoted in USD per room per night and inclusive of daily breakfast, service charge (5%) and government tax (10%)

Hotel Le Domaine De Tam Hai Hotel

noreply@blogger.com (Traveling) — Sat, 19 Mar 2011 16:44:00 +0000

Address: Tam Hai commune, Nui Thanh district, Hoi An
Phone: (84 510) 545 103
City: Hoian, Vietnam

It's a luxury 5 international star resort. In the center of Vietnam in an exclusive place in the middle of the charming island of Tam Hai, Le Domaine is a new way to discover this country. The Le Domaine de Tam Hai features 12 well-appointed villas set in the small island off coast of central Vietnam. While offering luxurious facilities, the natural way of life amidst the resort is preserved, making it an ideal nature hideaway.

Room type	Single	Double	Triple
Villa	$130	$190

Direction

Located near Hoi An (only 45km) in the center of Vietnam, near Danang airport (70 Km). We will have very soon at only 15 minutes by car Chu Lai airport (with weekly flight to Ho Chi Minh and Hanoi, opening soon!)

Amenities

1 Ambiance bar

1 Havana cigar box

1 Panoramic restaurant "Le grain de Sable"

Overflow swimming-pool

Security team

BEACH Bar

Bussiness centre

Tea/coffee making

IDD telephone

24-hour room service

Beauty salon

Massage

Sauna/steam-bath

Karaoke

Parking

Laundry & dry-cleaning service

Internet & Email service

Car/Motor/Bicycle rental service

Restaurant

Car parking

Souvenir shop

Tours operations

Jacuzzi

Courier, parcel and postal services

Limousine service

Sightseeing tour services.

Transportation facilities

Private bathroom

Mini-bar

Hair-dryer

Tour Desk

Currency Exchange

Gymnasium

Policies

All rates are in USD, including breakfast, dinner, VAT & service charges.

No charge for child under 2 when sharing bed with parents, US$ 30/ pax for children under 12 years old( Including Breakfast and Dinner). maximum 2 children/ villa.

Transfer: 30 USD/pax/way from Da Nang Airport.

Swiss-belhotel Golden Sand Resort

noreply@blogger.com (Traveling) — Sat, 19 Mar 2011 16:37:00 +0000

Address: Thanh Nien road, Cua Dai beach, Hoi An
Phone: (84-510) 927 550
City: Hoian, Vietnam

Opened in April 2005, Swiss-Bel hotel Golden Sand Resort is the only 5-star international resort in Hoi An, offers magical hospitality experiences. Relax on this fantastic beach resort and you will enjoy the choice of the spacious white sandy beach relaxing under a Beach Umbrella or choose to lie beside the 150 meter swimming pool that boasts two pool bars.

Room type	Single	Double	Triple
Superior		$110
Deluxe(Garden View)		$135
Deluxe Ocean View		$155
Beach Front Suite (Ocean View)		$235

Direction

The resort is located on 450 meters long Golden Sand Beach of the South China Sea, only 10 minutes from Old Hoian Ancient Town - a UNESCO recognized World Heritage Site - and approximately 40 minutes from Danang International Airport.

Amenities

WiFi access throughout the property

Tour Desk

Currency Exchange

Persional electronic safe deposit box

Individual controlled air-conditioning

Designer furnishings and amenities.

Satellite TV with CNN, HBO, ESPN etc.

Direct dial telephone

In-room dining up to 23:00 hrs.

Bussiness centre

Tea/coffee making

Satellite stations

IDD telephone

Outside swimming pool

Beauty salon

Massage

Sauna/steam-bath

Karaoke

Parking

Laundry & dry-cleaning service

Car/Motor/Bicycle rental service

Fitness room

Restaurant

Luggage storing room

Souvenir shop

Jacuzzi

Limousine service

Private bathroom

Mini-bar

Policies

* Rate are inclusive of breakfast and 10% VAT & 5% Service charge
* All rates are in US Dollars, based on single or double occupancy
* All rates quoted are subject to change without prior notice
* No additional room charge for one child under the age of 12 sharing room and half charge on all meals
* Extra bed is only available in Deluxe & Suite catergories.
* Check out time at 12:00 noon
* Major credit cards are accepted: American Express, Visa, Master Card, Dinner Club & JBC.

Doi Su Resort Mui Ne

noreply@blogger.com (Traveling) — Mon, 07 Mar 2011 16:17:00 +0000

Address: Thuan Quy Village, Ham Thuan Nam District, Binh Thuan Province, Vietnam,
Phone: (84-62) 683 011 – 12
City: Muine, Vietnam

After over 03 years of activity. Doi Su not be to stop the renovation special attractive feature of Doi Su it is impression “Da Lat on the desert”. In the morning is sea-air ully for sunshine-wind, in the afternoon air is coldish as fogging Da Lat (especially in “Tet” occasion, traveler must bring the cotton-padded coast).

Room type	Single	Double	Triple
Garden View Villa	$27	$30
Sea View Villa	$35	$40
Sea View Bungalow	$40	$45
Deluxe	$50	$55

Direction

Doi Su Resort lain along the beach near Phan Thiet City, separated from Ho Chi Minh City 175 km.

Amenities

Menu for children

Service for minding children

Looking ticket and certifying the air-ticket

Medical service

Bathing lake

Restaurant

Guard 24/24

Fishing easily

Bed for baby

Play ground of children included game

Honda and bicycle for hiring

Receiving kinds of cards

Personal beach

Horse and vehicle for hiring

Satellite television

Bathing lake saving for children deep 0,4m

Sightseeing beautiful landscape

Facility of communication

Free Parking

bar

Service for wash and iron

Billard, volley ball, karaoke

Walking on mini “Van Ly Truong Thanh”

Policies

- Price of Room included for breakfast, 10% VAT and counted to two persons.
- Maximum one supplement bed in a room.
- Hour chick-in: 13 hour
- Hour check out: before 12h midday
- Receiving kinds of cards: VISA, MASTER with cost of supplement receiving is 3,5%

Sunshine Beach Resort

noreply@blogger.com (Traveling) — Mon, 07 Mar 2011 16:17:00 +0000

Address: 82 Nguyen Dinh Chieu St., Ham Tien Ward, Phan Thiet,
Phone: (84-62) 847 788
City: Muine, Vietnam

It's white sandy beach stretches on 100 meters,which is the ideal spot for water sports lovers practicing kitesurfing, sailing or windsurfing.

Room type	Single	Double	Triple
Deluxe	$40	$40

Direction

Located on the Mui Ne Bay of Viet Nam, only 200 kilometers north-east of Ho Chi Minh City.
The way to Phan Thiet - Mui Ne:
- Bus: The buses from Ho Chi Minh City to Mui Ne depart from Pham Ngu Lao st and Mien Dong bus station.
- Car: Phan Thiet is on National Hightway No1, 200 km north-east of Ho Chi Minh City, 250 km from Nha Trang and 247 km from Dalat.

Amenities

Motorbikes and bicycles for rent

Safety Deposit

Car Rental, Bus ticket

Air-Station for kiteboarding

Books, DVD, XBOX and leisure games

Communication Facilities

Policies

- All rates are in US$, include VAT & service charges.
- No extra charge for child under 12 when sharing bed with parent.

Canary Resort

noreply@blogger.com (Traveling) — Mon, 07 Mar 2011 16:16:00 +0000

Address: 60 Huynh Thuc Khang St., Ham Tien Ward, Phan Thiet City - Viet Nam., Phone: (84). 62.847258 - (84). 62.847584, Phan Thiet / Mui Ne, Vietnam‎

Located on a small piece of land in the middle of the Mui Ne bay, only 218 kilometers east of Ho Chi Minh City, 250 kilometers from Nha Trang and 160 kilometers from Da lat, the friendly Canary Resort is sited in surrounding of privacy with secluded beach.

Map here:

Room type	Single	Double	Triple
Sea View		$65	$75
Garden View		$55	$65

Amenities

Safe and large parking lot

Laundry service

Restaurant serving seafood specialties

Children playground

Reservation, ticketing, and car rental

Money exchange

Private rooms

Karaoke

Pool & ocean bar

Local tour programs

ADSL internet service

Major credit cards accepted.

Safety box

Swimming - pool and jacuzzi

Camping fire service

Personal tour guide

Long distance calls and Faxes machine

Policies

All rates are in USD, include Breakfast, VAt and service charge.
- Children up to 12 years old without extra bed are free of charge.
- Any amendment or cancellation made 4 days prior to check-in date will not be charged. Deposit for at least one night might be required to guarantee your reservation at that point of time.

Hai Au Mui Ne Resort

noreply@blogger.com (Traveling) — Mon, 07 Mar 2011 16:15:00 +0000

Address: Km 18/ 2 Ham Tien, Phan Thiet,
Phone: (84-62) 847363
City: Muine, Vietnam

Located in the private site with stunning beach, where have 100 rooms overlooking the tropical garden and sandy beach.

Room type	Single	Double	Triple
Cottage	$40	$40
Superior	$50	$50
Family			$105
Deluxe Garden View		$75
Deluxe Sea View		$110
Garden View Bungalow		$105
Ses view bungalow		$112

Direction

* Private car from Nha Trang to Mui Ne costs $100 USD and 12-seat bus costs $120 USD.
* Private car from Ho Chi Minh City costs $85 USD and 12-seat bus costs $105 USD.
* Taxi from Phan Thiet train Station to Mui Ne costs around $12.
* Open Bus from Nha Trang to Mui Ne costs $5 and the same rate from Ho Chi Minh.

Amenities

Individual controlled air-conditioning

Hair-dryer (on request) and Mini-bar

Safe deposit box in room

24-hour room service

Outdoor swimming pool

Sauna, Spa and Massage service

Laundry & dry-cleaning service

Satellite TV with international channels

IDD Telephone

Tea/Coffee making facilities

Restaurant and Bar service

Internet & Email service

Babysitting service

Car/Motor/Bicycle rental service

Private bathroom with bathtub or shower

Refrigerator

Rooms with windows

Travel tour arrangement

Doctor/Nurse on call

Foreign currency exchange

Hotel pick-up service

Policies

- All rates are in USD.
- Children up to 12 years old without extra bed are free of charge.
- Any amendment or cancellation made 4 days prior to check-in date will not be charged. Deposit for at least one night might be required to guarantee your reservation at that point of time.

Full Moon Beach Bungalow

noreply@blogger.com (Traveling) — Mon, 07 Mar 2011 16:14:00 +0000

Address: Hamlet 3 - Commune HamTien , Muine , Phan Thiet,
Phone: (84-62) 847008
City: Muine, Vietnam

Full Moon Beach Resort lies in a tropical heaven of lush gardens just a step away from the magnificent Mui Ne Beach at Phan Thiet. The resort is an ideal holiday destination for families, couples or single travellers looking for a little bit of paradise or just a weekend away from the hustle and bustle of the big city. Our 18 guest bungalows and villas all feature comfortable and stylish furnishings offering privacy and seclusion for those seeking peace and quiet.

Room type	Single	Double	Triple
Garden View	$65	$65
Deluxe Ocean View	$85	$85

Amenities

Airport and City Shuttle

Gift Shop

Bar Billiards

Airline ticket confirmation

Beauty Salon

Taxi transfers

Shoe Shining service

Car Rental

Parking

IDD telephone in all rooms

Laundry service

Steambath, Sauna

Satellite TV

Windsurfing & Kite surfing

Swimming Pool

Major credit cards accepted

Safe deposit Box at Reception Desk

Massage Center

Foreign currency exchange

Policies

- Rates are inclusive of all taxes, breakfast and service charges.

Rock Garden Spa Resort

noreply@blogger.com (Traveling) — Mon, 07 Mar 2011 16:14:00 +0000

Address: Khe Ga town, Tan Thanh, Phan Thiet,
Phone: (84-62) 683115
City: Muine, Vietnam

Rock Garden Spa Resort is located in Khe Ga Town, Binh Thuan Province. Ke Ga is is 192 km from Ho Chi Minh City and 23 km South of Phan Thiet City, while Mui Ne is 25 km North of Phan thiet.

Room type	Single	Double	Triple
Classic Bungalow low season		$55
Classic Bungalow high season		$65
Deluxe Bungalow low season		$70
Deluxe Bungalow high season		$80
Deluxe Villa 1 bed room low season		$85
Deluxe villa 1bed room low season		$100
Suite Villa low season			$195
Suite Villa high season			$235
Lac viet villa low season			$225
Lac viet villa high season			$245
deluxe villa 2beds room low season			$175
deluxe villa 2beds room high season			$195

Amenities

Internet and Email service.

DVD

Hair-dryer

Mud Spa

Body stone massage

IDD Telephone

Fans

Bathtub and shower in indoor bathroom

swimming pool

Massage with Wild herbs

Cable TV with over 20 channels

Mini-bar

plants in outdoor bathroom

Swimming pool

Policies

- Rates are inclusive of VAT, government taxes and service charges.
- All rates in US Dollars and per room (single or twin occupancy).