Hotels With Spa in Phu Yen Province, Vietnam

The campus is 5.6 ha wide, including a 9-story building (hotel area) and 79 villas. The front of the city is a series of 3-storey adjacent houses sold to privately, mostly used as hotels and homestays. The rooms in the hotel area are very spacious and airy, (the smallest room is 42m2), but the room design and color are not really beautiful. The bathroom is equipped with lights on the ceiling and the light is very weak, so when looking at the mirror, you can see the dark and dark sheets on the face sometimes look quite scary. The toilet water is exhausted. Rosa Alba does not take advantage of building more rooms behind, so 100% of the hotel rooms have sea views (direct), very nice sea view. The corridor is spacious, airy, sunny and windy. The room with the best view is the room on the high floor and the main location in the middle (directly looking down to the pool), that is the 810, 811 or nearby apartments, followed by 710, 711, 610, 611, 510, 511, 410, 411. There are many swimming pools running along the main middle of the resort area (if instead it is a big pool, it will be even better). Good service. Very good price. The biggest minus point is that there is no gate to the beach, guests who want to swim have to go through the tunnel below, climb quite a lot of steps, no elevator or elevator, making it difficult for the elderly. The resort is located in a quiet area quite separate from the surrounding area, it should be very good, but because there are quite a lot of empty land around, it is empty at night and if walking, it is a bit scared for weak people. In March, the wind is big, the waves are strong, you can't swim. Book through Trip.com good price but the booking information will take a while later to update on the hotel system (book through many other pages, the booking information will be transferred to the hotel immediately).

Central location and close to the sea, room with weak soundproofing and quite cramped

This hotel is beautiful and clean. The staff were all helpful and aimed to please. Their breakfast buffet had a wonderful array of delicious courses for everyone. Their fresh fruit juices and fresh fruits were definitely awesome.

The most comfortable resort hotel for this Vietnam trip! The room with a pool faces the South China Sea. Because it is off-season, there are not many guests, so it is very quiet! The food is also good, the staff is limited in English, but very polite and welcoming! And very thoughtful, you can consider coming again! Due to the low occupancy rate, the breakfast was changed to a menu. Four years of new hotel, two years affected by the epidemic, just recovered. Yu and this small town feel very similar to Dali and Lijiang in China. The folk customs are strong, I called a taxi to the supermarket to buy things, the driver will wait patiently, and then drive me back! Even the little brother in the coffee shop, asking for a taxi is very enthusiastic to help! Recommend recommended!

I stayed at 4/6. It was a small room, but the toilet and shower were separate 々, and there was a small window and it was clean. I met the cleaning staff several times in the elevator, but it was quite friendly and I used the stairs without using the elevator together. I'm sorry that there was no dryer, but it's cheap so it's no choice. Is it the first Vietnamese festival to have an event in a nearby park by chance? I participated. There is a seafood restaurant near the hotel and it is very It was crowded and I asked for fish soup, but it was very delicious, so I recommend it.

We spent 4 nights in this resort at the end of our honeymoon to Vietnam. The resort was overall lovely, great mix of quiet time and activities, also did the local village tour by bike which was super informative and fun. Things we noticed: - This was the only hotel during our honeymoon in Vietnam which asked for a wedding certificate. However it was also the only hotel where we did not receive any honeymoon benefits (except the small peace of cake at dinner). By asking for the certificate we had very high expectations and were therefore disappointed even though this hotel was just perfect. - Service was sometimes veeeery slow and would forget things all the time - Water Sports - We did the E-Foil lesson which was super fun. However we could not really understand the instructor. - Local Village Tour by Bike - this tour was super fun, would definitely recommend it. We were even invited by local farmers to have beers with them. - You could promote the offered activities more. - Turndown service was lovely, great idea with the good night tea! However they always showed up while we were getting ready for dinner. - Reception could improve - We asked to book an activity, she said she would let us know by breakfast if it is available. The next morning she was not there and her colleague had no idea we already asked for it. - The beach is great, very quiet, you feel like you are on a private island. However there is an issue with lots of rubbish in the water. Te staff clean up the beach regularly but when you go swimming, you swim between plastic bags. - Would have been nice to have more than 1 restaurant open a night e.g. beach bbq, traditional restaurant for local food,.. - You get a lot of value but you also pay quite some money compared to the rest of Vietnam. E.g. the St Maur Rosé (Owned by Zannier) costs so much more than when in St Tropez at the beach. - we would like to mention the following staff who really made our time special in the restaurant: Ms Linh, Ms Trieu, Mr Phuong, and at the beach: Mr Minh

My spouse and I spent a couple of days of our honeymoon at Que Toi Village and we were thrilled that we found this hidden gem! The landscape is well designed to the local countryside scenery. It has a good balance of traditional and modern touches. The room is spacious, spotlessly clean and offers a very nice view of the Xuan Dai Bay. You can easily see the Tu Nham sand dunes from here too. Very reasonably priced spa services (I wish you good luck in finding a second technician soon!). Que Toi Village is like an oasis because it's pretty far from the downtown of the two nearest cities (Tuy Hoa & Quy Nhon) and the nearby Song Cau town doesn't offer much F&B options either, so we were relieved that the resort has its own restaurant that offers of a lot of great choices in their menu. We also loved that the food can be served and enjoyed at the convenience of your own room. The staff is truly amazing! We felt we have never experienced a service of such exceptional quality and dedication before. They went above and beyond to make sure our stay was as comfortable as possible. We stayed during the New Year holidays and for more than once, they surprised us with complimentary gifts and drinks and snacks that we totally didn't expect! The resort is right next to the main freeway, however honestly throughout the whole 3 days we were there we barely noticed the honking sounds in the background.

Everything is fine. Excellent hotel. Location is good. One person's head washing is free. Responsive staff.

This hotel is located just a few minutes walking to the beach, on one of the busy and hotel strip of Hung Vuong Blvd. There are restaurants and coffee shops in the hotel and around the hotel. The room are nice clean with view. The rest room are well maintain and acceptable. There are free bottles of water provided in my room. Breakfast food is good and tasty with many choice of Vietnamese, and Western dishes. Staff are helpful from the front desk to security personals to house keeping. I like to stay here whenever I stop by Tuy Hoa for a short beach vacation.

The campus is 5.6 ha wide, including a 9-story building (hotel area) and 79 villas. The front of the city is a series of 3-storey adjacent houses sold to privately, mostly used as hotels and homestays. The rooms in the hotel area are very spacious and airy, (the smallest room is 42m2), but the room design and color are not really beautiful. The bathroom is equipped with lights on the ceiling and the light is very weak, so when looking at the mirror, you can see the dark and dark sheets on the face sometimes look quite scary. The toilet water is exhausted. Rosa Alba does not take advantage of building more rooms behind, so 100% of the hotel rooms have sea views (direct), very nice sea view. The corridor is spacious, airy, sunny and windy. The room with the best view is the room on the high floor and the main location in the middle (directly looking down to the pool), that is the 810, 811 or nearby apartments, followed by 710, 711, 610, 611, 510, 511, 410, 411. There are many swimming pools running along the main middle of the resort area (if instead it is a big pool, it will be even better). Good service. Very good price. The biggest minus point is that there is no gate to the beach, guests who want to swim have to go through the tunnel below, climb quite a lot of steps, no elevator or elevator, making it difficult for the elderly. The resort is located in a quiet area quite separate from the surrounding area, it should be very good, but because there are quite a lot of empty land around, it is empty at night and if walking, it is a bit scared for weak people. In March, the wind is big, the waves are strong, you can't swim. Book through Trip.com good price but the booking information will take a while later to update on the hotel system (book through many other pages, the booking information will be transferred to the hotel immediately).

Central location and close to the sea, room with weak soundproofing and quite cramped

This hotel is beautiful and clean. The staff were all helpful and aimed to please. Their breakfast buffet had a wonderful array of delicious courses for everyone. Their fresh fruit juices and fresh fruits were definitely awesome.

The most comfortable resort hotel for this Vietnam trip! The room with a pool faces the South China Sea. Because it is off-season, there are not many guests, so it is very quiet! The food is also good, the staff is limited in English, but very polite and welcoming! And very thoughtful, you can consider coming again! Due to the low occupancy rate, the breakfast was changed to a menu. Four years of new hotel, two years affected by the epidemic, just recovered. Yu and this small town feel very similar to Dali and Lijiang in China. The folk customs are strong, I called a taxi to the supermarket to buy things, the driver will wait patiently, and then drive me back! Even the little brother in the coffee shop, asking for a taxi is very enthusiastic to help! Recommend recommended!

I stayed at 4/6. It was a small room, but the toilet and shower were separate 々, and there was a small window and it was clean. I met the cleaning staff several times in the elevator, but it was quite friendly and I used the stairs without using the elevator together. I'm sorry that there was no dryer, but it's cheap so it's no choice. Is it the first Vietnamese festival to have an event in a nearby park by chance? I participated. There is a seafood restaurant near the hotel and it is very It was crowded and I asked for fish soup, but it was very delicious, so I recommend it.

Everything is fine. Excellent hotel. Location is good. One person's head washing is free. Responsive staff.

This hotel is located just a few minutes walking to the beach, on one of the busy and hotel strip of Hung Vuong Blvd. There are restaurants and coffee shops in the hotel and around the hotel. The room are nice clean with view. The rest room are well maintain and acceptable. There are free bottles of water provided in my room. Breakfast food is good and tasty with many choice of Vietnamese, and Western dishes. Staff are helpful from the front desk to security personals to house keeping. I like to stay here whenever I stop by Tuy Hoa for a short beach vacation.

The name Royal Khanh Hotel is aspirational. I expected something grand but it's a pretty ordinary older hotel. My ”Royal Suite” was an ordinary room that merely was a bit larger than most other rooms in the hotel. Nothing fancy about anything in the hotel. Don't misunderstand: the hotel was clean, the desk personnel were helpful, the breakfast had a variety of tasty options, etc., but the name of the hotel and the name of my room led me to expect more than it actually was. The neighborhood is in among shops, restaurants, and a variety of other small businesses some distance from any tourist attractions, of which Tuy Hoa has very few. (I was in Tuy Hoa only as a waypoint between other destinations.) I'd stay there again if I wanted a decent, clean, quiet hotel at a reasonable price but don't expect more than that.

We spent 4 nights in this resort at the end of our honeymoon to Vietnam. The resort was overall lovely, great mix of quiet time and activities, also did the local village tour by bike which was super informative and fun. Things we noticed: - This was the only hotel during our honeymoon in Vietnam which asked for a wedding certificate. However it was also the only hotel where we did not receive any honeymoon benefits (except the small peace of cake at dinner). By asking for the certificate we had very high expectations and were therefore disappointed even though this hotel was just perfect. - Service was sometimes veeeery slow and would forget things all the time - Water Sports - We did the E-Foil lesson which was super fun. However we could not really understand the instructor. - Local Village Tour by Bike - this tour was super fun, would definitely recommend it. We were even invited by local farmers to have beers with them. - You could promote the offered activities more. - Turndown service was lovely, great idea with the good night tea! However they always showed up while we were getting ready for dinner. - Reception could improve - We asked to book an activity, she said she would let us know by breakfast if it is available. The next morning she was not there and her colleague had no idea we already asked for it. - The beach is great, very quiet, you feel like you are on a private island. However there is an issue with lots of rubbish in the water. Te staff clean up the beach regularly but when you go swimming, you swim between plastic bags. - Would have been nice to have more than 1 restaurant open a night e.g. beach bbq, traditional restaurant for local food,.. - You get a lot of value but you also pay quite some money compared to the rest of Vietnam. E.g. the St Maur Rosé (Owned by Zannier) costs so much more than when in St Tropez at the beach. - we would like to mention the following staff who really made our time special in the restaurant: Ms Linh, Ms Trieu, Mr Phuong, and at the beach: Mr Minh

My spouse and I spent a couple of days of our honeymoon at Que Toi Village and we were thrilled that we found this hidden gem! The landscape is well designed to the local countryside scenery. It has a good balance of traditional and modern touches. The room is spacious, spotlessly clean and offers a very nice view of the Xuan Dai Bay. You can easily see the Tu Nham sand dunes from here too. Very reasonably priced spa services (I wish you good luck in finding a second technician soon!). Que Toi Village is like an oasis because it's pretty far from the downtown of the two nearest cities (Tuy Hoa & Quy Nhon) and the nearby Song Cau town doesn't offer much F&B options either, so we were relieved that the resort has its own restaurant that offers of a lot of great choices in their menu. We also loved that the food can be served and enjoyed at the convenience of your own room. The staff is truly amazing! We felt we have never experienced a service of such exceptional quality and dedication before. They went above and beyond to make sure our stay was as comfortable as possible. We stayed during the New Year holidays and for more than once, they surprised us with complimentary gifts and drinks and snacks that we totally didn't expect! The resort is right next to the main freeway, however honestly throughout the whole 3 days we were there we barely noticed the honking sounds in the background.