Cam Lam Hotels with Wifi

"We stayed at the hotel from May 22nd to May 29th, 2026, with my 4-year-old granddaughter. It's a good family hotel with a very nice, clean sea, plenty of sun loungers, a beautiful and convenient area, and excellent rooms. The food selection was varied. However, there's a huge downside right now – the hotel is undergoing construction and renovations. There's a complete disregard for guests. From 7 AM to 5 PM, a tractor was relentlessly breaking up concrete by the children's pool, where all the kids' entertainment and the bar are located. This was happening right outside guests' windows, without any consideration for a break, even for children's afternoon naps. It was a nightmare, honestly, to come on vacation and find yourself on a construction site – that's just awful. What's more, noisy and dusty work was being carried out in the main restaurant starting at 7 AM. The plastic sheeting didn't help with either the noise or the smell of the renovations. You need nerves of steel to pay for a vacation and then have breakfast and lunch practically on a construction site. It was hard to find a free table at dinner and lunch to escape the noise. It was TERRIBLE, especially considering how crowded it was. Tour operators don't warn you about the extensive construction. I booked independently on Trip.com and had read that renovations were underway, but I never imagined the scale of it, especially since this is peak season. The hotel is good, BUT I DO NOT RECOMMEND visiting or staying here in the coming months."

"This was the most disappointing hotel of our Nha Trang trip, and I have a few points for everyone's reference. First, we booked a sea view room. When we checked in around 4 PM, they told us they only had rooms on the first floor and no higher floors were available because all rooms were full. When we called the manager, he just reiterated there were no rooms, with an attitude that implied 'take it or leave it.' He said they would check for a higher floor room the next day, but they never contacted me. It's true what other reviews say about them being unfriendly to Chinese guests. Secondly, a major drawback is that there's absolutely nothing around. You can only eat at the hotel. Dinner buffet for two adults and one child was 500 RMB, which is extremely expensive for Nha Trang. The dinner buffet was significantly worse than breakfast, not even offering drinks. Third, even during the May Day holiday, there was only one shuttle bus to the city at 11 AM daily. We had to take a taxi to and from the city in the afternoon, which cost 300 RMB round trip. This is completely different from what reviews claimed about having regular shuttle services. Fourth, traveling with a child, we couldn't really experience the facilities of a 'sports-themed' hotel, and the overall vibe was weak. There wasn't much to do; we just spent two days in the pool. It was also very windy, and the pool had no shade, so it was completely exposed to the sun. I absolutely do not recommend this hotel in any aspect. Of course, the price was indeed cheap, but that's all it had going for it. If you have an early flight, it is conveniently close to the airport, about ten minutes away, making it suitable for a one-night stay before catching a flight."

"A really good hotel for relaxation. Pros: The hotel is large, but guests are well-spread out across the property, so there are no crowds. The food is delicious, and there's free access to the neighboring hotel, as the properties aren't fenced off. Every room offers a fantastic view. It's close to the airport, and the beach is incredibly beautiful with clear water (unlike Nha Trang). We couldn't find any cons. It's a great place for a quiet getaway as a couple or with small children. For slightly older kids, the neighboring hotel would be more interesting as it has daily entertainment. A note: The guests are mostly Russian and Chinese tourists, who can be uncharacteristically noisy, but they tend to hide away from the heat, which leaves plenty of space."

"This being a new hotel, I was a bit worried before my stay due to the lack of reviews. However, those worries were immediately put to rest; it was a comfortable and wonderful hotel. The entire hotel, starting from the lobby, was a beautiful and spacious environment. In particular, the room layout and interior design were fantastic, making my stay a truly relaxing experience. (My only minor disappointment was that the shower drainage was poor, causing water to pool for a long time.) The turndown service also contributed to a comfortable stay. The whole hotel felt very clean, and I felt completely at ease throughout my stay. The garden was also beautifully maintained, and I enjoyed my walks there. The breakfast was absolutely delicious! It was Western-based but also included dishes like pho, banh xeo, and banh mi. Both the taste and quality were superb. While there were many wonderful moments during my hotel stay, what impressed me most was the hospitality of the staff. Every single person was incredibly kind and helpful. Thank you very much! The hotel is a bit out of the way, about a 30-40 minute drive from the city center. I think it's a perfect hotel for a secluded getaway, whether you're enjoying the beach, pool, or just relaxing in your room. Nha Trang had a different vibe compared to Da Nang, even though both are beach resorts. It might have been the season, but the humidity was low, and the climate was pleasant. I definitely want to come back to this hotel someday!"

"We stayed for 5 days as a family with children. We booked a suite with a panoramic view, 2 bedrooms, and a living room. The room also had 2 bathrooms. The hotel is really great, but very expensive by Vietnamese standards: prices are 3-5 times higher than the average in Vietnam. The grounds are beautiful, large, and well-maintained. There are many pools, including some for adults only. The sea is warm, and the entry is good, though there weren't quite enough sun loungers with umbrellas. There's also a water park with only 3-5 large slides, but it also has a wave pool and a pool with slides for toddlers. There's also a shop, a food court, and à la carte restaurants. We only booked breakfast and paid for our meals at all the restaurants. From what I understand, the all-inclusive package includes a limited number of drinks and food if it's not the buffet. Ordering food delivery through Grab is prohibited, we didn't try. The buffet offers all types of cuisine: Vietnamese, Chinese, Korean, and European. So you can always find something to eat. There's plenty of fruit: mango, dragon fruit, bananas, oranges. This hotel was the best of our trip to Vietnam, but also the most expensive for both accommodation and services."

"What I loved most was the private pool in the room, sparkling crystal blue under the sun. The aromatherapy scent inside the hotel room was also delightful, and surprisingly, I didn't spot any common tropical insects during my two-day stay. The hotel's responsiveness truly impressed me; when I called for a pick-up car at checkout, it arrived in less than five minutes. The public areas, spa, breakfast buffet, and even the beach's sand and vegetation far exceeded my expectations. Walking around the hotel grounds, the flowers and trees were all meticulously maintained. Overall, this hotel is absolutely fantastic!"

"We booked a Deluxe room with a sea view. Check-in was very quick and smooth. The room was spacious, bright, and clean. The view from the balcony was incredible; you could just sit and enjoy it. The room was cleaned daily, and towels were replaced every day. The hotel grounds have a fantastic fruit shop with reasonable prices. They even prepared a fruit basket for us to take home. There's also a shop where you can buy tea, coffee, and sweets. Other facilities include a spa center, a braiding service, and a jewelry shop that offers currency exchange (as of June 23, 2026, the rate was 1 USD = 26,100 VND). Photo shoot services are also available. As for the food: the selection was huge, catering to all tastes. There was plenty of seafood, meat, vegetables, fruits, and desserts. The ice cream at dinner was particularly delicious. During our stay, crocodile and frog were offered on one occasion. There were no queues or crowds in the restaurant; one dining hall was even closed for breakfast and lunch and only opened for dinner. The hotel grounds are green and well-maintained. The beach had plenty of sun loungers and umbrellas, so it was always easy to find a spot. There were restrooms, changing rooms, showers, and fridges with water available. There are two swimming pools, ping-pong tables, and a basketball court. The hotel offers entertainment for both children and adults. For kids, there's a children's club, a playground, various workshops, and a kids' disco at 8 PM. For adults, activities include yoga, aqua aerobics, and a nightclub, among others. Near the reception, there are Pegas (tour operator) representatives where you can book excursions. In June, the sea was beautiful, with clear and transparent water. We didn't encounter any unpleasant creatures (plankton, jellyfish), though there were small fish. In the morning, the sea water was refreshing, which was actually nice given the heat. The sea was calm, with only small waves sometimes in the evening. Our stay at the hotel and our time in Vietnam left us with only positive emotions; we will definitely return! An added bonus of the hotel is its proximity to the airport, just a 5-minute taxi ride away."

"I traveled alone on vacation and booked a villa with a garden – it was one of my best trips ever! The resort consists of rooms in a multi-story building, two-story blocks, and private villas. The property has 2 amazing pools: large, comfortable, and packed with cool features for kids. There’s also a shop in the main building where you can buy everything from instant noodles and ice cream to shampoo and umbrellas. Two restaurants offer very reasonable prices if you’re on a breakfast-only plan. The resort is literally a 6-minute drive from the airport and, in my opinion, the greenest, shadiest, and most comfortable among nearby options. They provide a shuttle to Nha Trang twice a day, dropping you off at the shopping mall opposite the Lotus Temple on the waterfront, with return shuttles from the same spot twice daily. The ride to Nha Trang takes about 40 minutes. To get around Nha Trang, I used GRAB taxis – just install the app and set ”cash” as the payment method; it worked perfectly. By the way, the resort exchanges Vietnamese dong (VND) at a slightly better rate than the airport. More about the resort: I booked via Trip.com and handled all communication with the resort through the app. Upon arrival, a free pre-arranged transfer (requested via a form they sent) was waiting. The driver met me at the exit with a sign bearing my name. Check-in was quick since it wasn’t busy. The resort is large and handles multiple check-ins/check-outs smoothly. My villa was incredibly spacious and comfortable, equipped with everything you could need (even a flashlight, umbrella, ironing board, and all imaginable toiletries). Housekeeping came daily and provided ample bottled water, so no issues there. There were a few mosquitoes, but the in-room fumigator handled them well. My package included breakfast, served for villa guests at the beachfront restaurant. They also offer afternoon tea (2–4 PM) with drinks, fruit, and pastries – perfect for a midday snack. I chose this resort specifically for its lush greenery, and it was a 100% success! The landscape design, variety of plants, and flowers are indescribably beautiful – you must see it! Waterfalls, ponds, and streams with fish create total relaxation. The grounds are expansive: walking the full loop is nearly 2 km. There’s also a golf course, tennis courts, and a small but well-equipped gym. The resort’s private beach is excellent: plenty of loungers, easy entry into the sea, a lifeguard on duty from 6 AM to 6 PM, and it’s very clean. Note: abandoned construction sites flank the resort, and the sea washes debris onto their shores (naturally, no one cleans it), but it’s not excessive. The coastline itself is huge – 17 km long – perfect for endless walks with very few people. The spa is stunning (private lakeside cabins, skilled masseuses), and the Japanese restaurant on the 20th floor of the main building offers incredible views. In summary: This resort suits any type of vacation. For peace and quiet (choose a villa – serene with greenery right outside), or for families/friends with kids (great entertainment, pools, beach, and restaurant menus). I highly recommend it and will return with my family!"

"The beach here is fantastic – quiet, not crowded, and the water is crystal clear. It's much better than Nha Trang's beach. The rooms are huge and well-equipped, plus they come with a private pool. There's really no comparison; I'll definitely stay here again next time. However, there are some significant downsides. Even though there's an induction cooker, you can't actually cook, and there are no supermarkets or convenience stores nearby. Dining is a big problem; you're pretty much stuck eating at the hotel restaurant, which is expensive and a bit of a rip-off."

"We only booked here since we had a very late flight and thought it would be convinient to stay nearby for couple of days before heading to the main Hon tre island and Nha Trang city center. But we wished we would have booked more nights here because the Villas were very nice. We had a large family of 15 people including adults and children so we had to book 2 three bedroom villas. The villa was pretty clean but I think it could have been cleaner especially the floors were bit dusty. Other than that the private pools were nice and clean. The beach and main pool were nice and clean too. Only thing was they didnt include complimentary breakfast and the breakfast buffet was kind of pricey and it was bit hard to get grab to come over since the resort is kinda out of the way from main downtown. If we decide to visit Nha Trang we will come here again but maybe book the breakfast rooms next time."