Golden Coast Resort and Spa in Phan Thiet

It is a good place for anyone who wants a relaxing vacation. The hotel looked really nice and cozy. There were some problems. The airconditioner did not work well in our room, though friends who stayed in the nextr room had no problem with it. Comunicating in english is also not easy, we only met one or two staff members who could understand us. Champa is aslo quite far away from Phan Thiet, would need to get a taxi to get there. Across the strees there is a place called Tanya Spa where you can get a professional massage, have a really nice dinner, exchange currency and even ask to get a taxi.

My wife and I stayed in Bungalow 107 in November 2025. We liked the hotel; it was very clean, green, and quiet. If you're looking for action, this isn't the place for you; Mui Ne is better. We had breakfast, lunch, and dinner at the hotel restaurant, but you can eat at the nearby cafe. Download the Grab app to order a taxi or food delivery; you can link it to a Russian phone number. Wi-Fi is available throughout the property. I hope my review is helpful.

We stayed at this hotel from October 8th to 22nd, 2025. We loved it! The grounds are well-maintained and green. The grounds are beautifully decorated, featuring beautiful clay lamps, jugs, and bas-reliefs on the pool, bar, and stage. There's a playground. Plenty of sun loungers and umbrellas are available by the pool and along the shoreline. The rooms are large, with garden views (our second-floor room also offered views of the pool and sea). The room features sturdy wooden furniture and a large balcony. The staff is friendly, and any issues with the room (a broken lamp in a wall lamp, or someone forgot to put coffee or tea in the coffee maker) were resolved promptly. Daily cleaning and towel changes are available. Beach towels are provided. Robes and slippers (all necessary toiletries) are also provided. A large umbrella with the hotel logo is provided in case of rain. The pool is clean, with plenty of sun loungers, an outdoor shower, and several pumps for washing sand off your feet. The hotel is certainly not new, and there are some cracks in the stair railings, but such minor issues certainly don't interfere with our relaxation. Since the hotel was practically unoccupied (there were only three guests when we arrived), some bungalows were undergoing renovations (noise or other negative effects whatsoever). It was very pleasant that the hotel takes care of its guests, and a lifeguard kept an eye on us while we were swimming, both in the pool and in the sea. Since the number of guests was small, meals were à la carte, focusing on European cuisine. The selection was decent, and we didn't leave hungry. On weekends, small groups of Vietnamese stopped by, and there was a buffet with an expanded menu featuring local cuisine. This hotel is located after Phan Thiet (if arriving from the airport). You can get to the city by bus (red bus number 6; there are no stops, so you can stand outside the hotel and wave for one to stop). A one-way ticket for guests (i.e., foreigners) costs 20,000 dong per person. It takes you to shopping centers like Co-op.mart (near the square with golden lotuses) or Lotte.mart. One downside is the hotel's location: there are very few nearby cafes and shops for shopping. There are some, of course, but not many. The cafes "Tanya" and "Kolya" have varying prices, but the menu is roughly the same, with varying presentation. The shops "Kopeechka" and "Slon" sell traditional Thai medicine such as inhalers, toothpaste, ointments, water, coffee, nuts, and so on. At "Slon," the owner, Lena, speaks a little Russian. If you give her your phone number, she'll send you information about new items in her store. I used it to order creams from the Vietnamese manufacturer THORAKAO (we bought some in 2018 and 2019). Running around to the stores to find them wasn't an option. Fruit stands are a pain; there aren't any. Kopeechka used to sell red dragon fruit, but I understand that was after the harvest and the owner. We sometimes bought mangoes at the Tanya cafe. Although, if we dined at either cafe, a fruit platter was given as a gift.

December 2024. A quiet secluded hotel with a beautiful cozy territory. The rooms are nice, large and clean. Every day high-quality cleaning and change of towels and shower accessories. Good shower and toilet. The room has a TV, minibar, kettle, hairdryer, beach towels. The territory is all in greenery, there is a swimming pool, a small pond, there are sun loungers by the pool and on the shore, the territory is cleaned every day. Breakfasts are good. The sea is warm, sometimes with waves, but more often calm. The beach is clean. In the distance at sea there are always a lot of fishing boats. You can have lunch and dinner in the cafe right opposite the hotel, called Tanya SPA And Restaurant - delicious Asian and European cuisine, juices, tea, coffee, beer, strong alcoholic drinks, you can also get a massage there. Unlike many local SPAs, they have a license for massage, and it is done by certified masseuses. Here you can also order a taxi, an excursion and exchange dollars. I recommend it for a quiet and family holiday.

Quiet family-run hotel . Everything you need - across the street .

The beach is nice but the neighbors better. Breakfast is generally good but selection is weak. There is no gym. The pool is not large. The loungers are free. The rooms are comfortable. Of the downsides the biggest giant the distance from MUI ne. In the village of kega 10 kofeshek and 2 boutiques. Nothing to do in the evenings. If you are interested in only beach vacation in a quiet place with a normal beach, then here. In other cases, by. Posoritsja not get to the nearest town taxi 300000 Dong.