Homestays in Nha Trang

Nice place. They were always in touch with us on WhatsApp and helped if something happened. Thank you. 🤗 If we are in Nha Trang, we will definitely come back.

I paid for the room when booking through Trip.com and notified them of my arrival time the day before. However, when I arrived, the door was locked and no one was answering the phone, so I waited. After meeting the homestay owner and struggling to communicate using Google Translate, I was about to rest in my room when they suddenly started shouting loudly on the phone and told me to leave. I later found out that they had demanded I leave, asking who I was, without verifying that I had completed the reservation and payment on Trip.com.

Huge apartment building, extremely busy lobby and far too many people for us. This is not a hotel as such, so no phone in the room. The floor of our apartment was very dirty, we had to wear footwear all the time. The pool was very over crowded and an uninviting area with lots of screaming children. The location is right in the central heart of Nha Trang which is great if you like the hustle and bustle that comes with that type of location. The beach is right there and a huge selection of restaurants and shops are right on your doorstep.

It looks nice, but the design is completely impractical. Street noise is amplified several times over, bouncing off the concrete walls. This place is definitely not suitable for relaxation. I wanted to spend my last few days in Vietnam in a more expensive hotel to finally get a break from budget accommodation, but instead, I ended up with the worst place to sleep my entire trip. The windows face a busy avenue, and the floor-to-ceiling panoramic windows aren't properly sealed. It feels like you're constantly living with an open window; there's absolutely no soundproofing. Even at 5 AM, when the motorbike traffic briefly subsides, locals might start having very loud conversations right outside your window, and it'll feel like they're talking right next to your bed, despite being on the 4th floor. The room's amenities are generally good: there's a kettle, a decent hairdryer, and separate shower and toilet. However, there's practically no storage space. You can hang a few items, but everything else has to stay on the floor. My initial impression of the stylish interior was enthusiastic, but after four nights, I was left with a strong feeling that this unfinished concrete structure, wrapped in film, is being rented out at an exorbitant price. On a separate note, I do want to commend the staff – they are genuinely lovely, friendly, and eager to help. Unfortunately, there's nothing they can do about the fact that getting a decent night's sleep here is almost impossible.