Resort Villa H2o

We were the only guests there, which must have been the absolute low season. After hours of dealing with Ho Chi Minh traffic, my girlfriend and I had hoped for a quiet place away from the city for a few days. Instead, as we walked from our rather dodgy room toward the pool, we found staff throwing themselves a party in the middle of the day. Maybe it was to celebrate our arrival, but blasting Vietnamese techno at concert volume by the pool was no way to relax, so we left straight away. The pool wasn’t clean, and the three pool chairs were broken wooden ones with no cushions. The staff don’t speak English either. If loud Vietnamese techno is your thing, maybe this is the place for you. I have no idea why anyone would give it more than one star. It exists, sure, but I don’t know how or why.

It's only about 2 hectares, but there's enough space to get away and rest for a weekend. They have a swimming pool, canoeing, tennis, a small soccer field, plus food and drinks.

Nice spot for a family weekend. Food and drinks are reasonably priced, and there's a pool for the kids.

Fine for a quick escape from the city. The resort is a little run down, though they’re repainting the rooms.