5-Star Hotels in Cam Lam

I really loved this hotel! The service was excellent, and breakfast was great. The food prices were comparable to Moscow's. If you're a Marriott Bonvoy member, you get a 10% discount at the restaurants. There's an excellent padel court and plenty of activities for kids. They also have a great pastry shop with delicious baked goods. Comfortable buggies circulate around the property, which is very convenient. My only wish is for more sun loungers on the beach. The beach is large, but for some reason, the loungers are placed very close together. We wish the hotel continued prosperity! We're satisfied, this hotel is definitely worth the money.

The Anam was, as expected, a truly wonderful place! It was beautiful everywhere I went. 😊 I was so grateful to be assigned 'Mi' as my contact person. I could reach her via KakaoTalk and get immediate answers to all my questions and concerns. 😆 Her kindness and daily attentiveness truly touched me! ❗️ The beach is directly accessible, and you can walk to any destination within 10 minutes or less! The two main pools are both fantastic: one with a jungle vibe and the other with an ocean view. ✈️ There are two restaurants, offering Western and Vietnamese cuisine. For Western, I highly recommend The Anam Burger + Burrata Salad (note: it's a fruit salad, not a vegetable one) – absolutely delicious! For Vietnamese, you must try the Beef Pho + Banh Xeo (it's packed with seafood)! (Just a heads-up, both have a 13.8% tax added. If you're staying at the hotel, you can charge it to your room and pay later!) Overall review: I'll definitely be back when I have a boyfriend! 💨💨💨

The entire resort and individual accommodations are clean and well-organized, and the scent of flowers truly heals the mind. The staff are friendly and service-minded, and they make an active effort to welcome Korean speakers. This is my second time here, following last year. Once, I had to cancel due to an unexpected family emergency. On my last trip, it was my birthday, and the resort surprised me with a cake and a congratulatory card! It was very touching. I always stay for 2 nights and 3 days, but if the stay were longer, the food might get a bit boring. We made good use of Lotte Mart, taking Grab to eat out, and ordering delivery. ^^

In the 4-room villa we stayed in, it seemed like ants had built a nest in the largest room on the first floor, with hordes of ants near the head of the bed. Even after checking in, and the bellboy who helped with our luggage saw and confirmed it, he just sprayed some ant killer and left as if it was nothing. We barely used that room. The hotel shares its lobby with Wyndham Garden, but there's a separate counter across from it. Breakfast is also shared with Wyndham. Buggy service is operated separately from Wyndham and needs to be called via KakaoTalk, but the response is so slow that we often ended up walking. Once, I waited 25 minutes with my golf bag and ended up walking from the lobby to our beachfront villa, carrying a golf bag on each side. The price isn't much different from Wyndham, but it was incredibly inconvenient. Wyndham buggies frequently just drive off after asking for a room number. The outdoor pool on the first floor had no water, and only the rooftop pool was filled. The Wyndham Garden pool was under renovation, so only the infinity pool was available. I think they should address the ant problem first, and at least have someone permanently stationed at the buggy service and lobby counter. Alternatively, if the price difference were greater, it might be an option for value for money. This was my third visit to Nha Trang. If we visit Nha Trang again next time, we'll just opt for a 5-star hotel in the city center. It's quicker to get around without buggies, cleaner, has more good restaurants, and cheaper and better massage places seem more abundant. This is my experience after 4 days at Cam Ranh Villas!

We stayed at the Riviera for a few days in June. We liked how we were greeted. We arrived at the hotel at 11:30 AM. There was a Russian-speaking Vietnamese person at the reception who explained everything clearly. They immediately gave us wristbands, so we were able to go for lunch and use all the other facilities (water park, bars, beach). We checked into our room closer to 2 PM. Our room was on the 9th floor, and the view was stunning! The balcony was huge. Everything in the room was clean, the bed was large, and the linen was fresh. We enjoyed the food. There was a huge selection of different cuisines. We particularly liked the BBQ, seafood, and the wide variety of fruits (they served passion fruit, mango, papaya, lychee, and even grapes). There were tons of different desserts. There's food for children of all ages, purees for infants, sausages, french fries, and lots of other healthy and delicious options. Regarding alcoholic beverages: bottled beer, average but drinkable wine, and local spirits. Freshly squeezed juices, coconut water, and smoothies were available at an extra cost. For those traveling with young children, I'd recommend bringing drinks that your child usually has before bed (juices, bio-yoghurts, etc.). We were pleased that there were always available sun loungers on the beach. The staff were friendly and welcoming. The sea was gorgeous. By the way, they offered us a free shuttle to the airport. We definitely recommend this hotel.

The villa rooms are always great. However, the accommodation fee is way too expensive compared to the off-season. It's around 300,000 KRW in the off-season, but during peak season, it jumps to 600,000-700,000 KRW per night. I have kids, so I'm stuck with Movenpick, but honestly, if it weren't for them, at that price, I'd probably choose Fusion or The Anam. And something I always notice: if I book two nights in the hotel and two nights in a villa, why don't they let me check in for everything at once on the first day? It's the same Movenpick after all. Instead, I have to check out of the hotel at 12 PM and then check into the villa again at 3 PM. The front desk is always bustling like a marketplace, making check-in difficult, so I think the resort needs to change its policies and train its staff to be more flexible. It feels ridiculous just thinking about it: lugging my suitcases, waiting 20 minutes for a buggy, taking it to the front desk to check out, asking them to store my luggage, then checking in again at 3 PM, dragging my suitcases again, and taking another buggy to the villa... Don't you think that's strange? Other 5-star resorts don't have such inconvenient policies for consecutive stays, but this part of Movenpick's service always seems beyond common sense every time I visit, so I wanted to leave it in this review.

The rooms are clean and tidied well. However, this is our second time staying at this hotel (we were here in 2025), and they gave us a room facing a derelict construction site. On the plus side, we couldn't hear the entertainment or guests swimming at 6 AM, but on the downside, there was a smell of food from the dining room's ventilation, making it impossible to open the balcony – all the smells would come right in. A lot has changed since last year, which surprised me: no beer in the mini-bar, having to get vouchers for beer, the closure of our favorite restaurant, Noa pub, at the peak of the season, and the menu has really gone downhill – it was much more varied last year. We also had to sign for beach towels periodically. On the positive side, the hotel staff, Viktor and Ani, were great, as were the Anex representatives, Sultan and Maria. The aqua park is good, but the centrifuge slide still isn't working, just like last year.

Overall, I liked the hotel. The service at the reception was excellent. The ladies were very friendly and ready to help with any questions. The hotel grounds are very large and beautiful, with two huge pools, one of which has a jacuzzi. We only had breakfast, and I enjoyed the food. While there wasn't a massive variety of dishes, what was offered was tasty and of good quality. The restaurant area was beautifully and comfortably decorated. However, I didn't like the room itself. The rooms feel old and are in need of renovation. Generally, throughout the hotel and its grounds, there's a sense that things need an update and refresh. There was an old, musty smell in the room. I don't understand why there's carpet in the room; it really detracts from the appearance and contributes to the smell. On the beach, there aren't enough sun loungers, especially given how large the hotel is and how many guests it accommodates. Overall, the hotel is good, but next time I'd return to the neighboring Riviera, where I've also stayed. The Riviera is cleaner and cozier. The grounds there are smaller, but as a result, everything feels more well-maintained and beautiful.

Well, what can I say, overall not bad, but there are downsides. The villas are good, everything is in good condition, the beds are comfortable, the linen is good. There is a washing machine and powder. The dishes are clean, though there are no forks and teaspoons. That's probably all. Of the downsides: there is no soundproofing at all, you can hear everything that is said in the neighboring villa, while you are in a room on the second floor, and they are in their courtyard, the cleaning is initially a C, everything is swept up in the corners, you clean yourself, you even have to take the garbage out to the bin outside. There are few towels, no kitchen towels at all, as well as a dishcloth. There are not many dishes, a minimal set is present, but if you are traveling in a large company, there are not enough dishes, both for cooking and for eating. There are no napkins. Pool: the entire bottom is in sand. Somehow the courtyard is not well maintained. There are no soft mattresses on the sun loungers. On the first floor in the toilet there was a smell of sewage villa. 1117. The beach is a separate song: there is practically none... or rather, it is not equipped at all, there are very few sun loungers... if you are lucky enough to get a sun lounger, you need to either have your own towel or bring it from your room (of which there are only 3 for 3 bathrooms), no one cleans the beach, the sea in this place has low and high tides... you also need to take this into account. There is nothing nearby, the nearest chafanka is 2.5 km away... there is a small swimming pool and a restaurant on the territory. Prices are above average. In short, everything is much more beautiful in the picture. We stayed for 2 days... ok, not worth it for a longer period... The price per day is 12 thousand rubles.

This isn't a bad hotel. It used to be excellent. Now there are very few tourists, so it's a bit empty. The tables made from car tires by the pool were amusing. The rooms genuinely offer sea views directly from the bed. The bedding is pleasant. Breakfast was very decent; we expected much worse after reading some reviews. Unlike many other places, the pool here doesn't close at 7 PM; you can swim all night if you wish. The sea at Cam Ranh generally has a gentle entry, but in many spots, the waves pull you deeper. If you plan to walk along the long beach, be aware that only the hotels clean their sections. There are many empty lots and unfinished buildings here where the beach is dirty.