Like its sister resort in Ham Tien, this brand new four-star beauty is set among 6.5 hectares of tropical gardens and alongside a stunning beach. It is, however, more remote and peaceful as its setting is between fishing villages along an undeveloped stretch of coast about 20km south of Phan Thiet. It comprises of 148 rooms and bungalows with some facing the gardens or the sea. There are also three villas, one with a private swimming pool.
Joe's Cafe and Garden Resort is the premier live music venue in Mui Ne and the only place that stays busy every night in the low season. Joe's boutique seaside resort holds elegant bungalows with plush sofas and hammocks on the porch where one can drink Bobby Brewers Coffee and enjoy our famous homemade cheesecake. You can even dine in our pool! The bungalows are quiet however, the four budget rooms next to the cafe are more boisterous.
Sea Lion Beach Resort and Spa stretches out along 150 metres of white sand and has 253 rooms and bungalows set in four hectares of gardens. The four-star resort is a mix of traditional Vietnamese elegance and French colonial style and the rooms echo this perfectly. Ideal for families as well as groups, facilities include two restaurants, two bars, a conference room, two meeting rooms, two swimming pools, a gym and a spa.
There is another Sea Lion Beach Resort & Spa in Tien Thanh Commune, Phan Thiet.
This is a boutique luxury resort run by a German/Vietnamese couple that envelops its visitors in a world removed from everything else. Intimacy and privacy are key here, and all 21 villas have been arranged so that each is hidden from the others. The rooms themselves, with thatched roofs and open bathrooms, are meticulously clean, and the attention to detail is outstanding. Cham-style statuettes and paraphernalia adorn the beautifully maintained, lush gardens. The restaurant serves Vietnamese and western food at reasonable prices, and overlooks the stunning pool. The beach bar serves small snacks. The Ratinger Löwe restaurant next door is claimed by some to be the best German restaurant in Vietnam. Cham Villas was selected as ‘Vietnam’s finest hotel 2009’ by the Vietnam Travel website.
This recently renovated, 4-star resort on the beach in Phu Hai to the west of Ham Tien has six types of accommodation, including a good selection of bungalows. Its quiet location away from the busy Ham Tien strip makes it the perfect spot for rest and relaxation. Extensive gardens, a great swimming pool and a choice of Western, Vietnamese, Russian and Korean cuisines add to its appeal. All the rooms have balconies, most of them with sea views of Mui Ne.
The resort has an atmosphere that im/mediately lends itself to relaxation. Palm trees abound, manicured grass gives way beneath your feet and stunning sunsets appear regularly. Rooms are kitted out in Vietnamese style, with dark wood furnishings, clean and cool tiled floors, and silk cushions. While the ocean is just a few feet away, a dip in the bright blue pool is a must, and indulging at the poolside bar is recommended.
