Little Paris Resort

We came away delighted and would happily return. This is a quiet place to unwind, with a lovely beach resort, a pool, and a well-kept garden. The rooms are very good for the price, the drinks are delicious, and the food is amazing. Fresh coconut and Vietnamese tea were lovely, and all the staff were super nice and helpful. I also liked how the place gives kids a chance to learn about how other people live and about their culture. If you want to get a feel for this region, this is a great spot. Some negative reviews seem strange to me. The rooms are almost like Spanish houses, and expectations can get very high. You could choose somewhere like Dubai, but it would probably cost 100 times more. Thanks for a great stay 😁

The pool was so green I couldn't see the bottom, and it looked like there was algae in it. When I asked how often the water was changed, they said they just add more chlorine instead. I was excited to swim, so that was a huge letdown. My room was 218, and it felt cheap for what I paid. The flooring, curtains, and wallpaper all seemed dated, and the bed felt as if it might collapse. The bathroom was the worst part: it smelled horrible, the sink clogged whenever I used it, and the faucet was dirty with a handle that seemed ready to fall off. The spray beside the toilet made noise every time I used it. The shower swung between very hot and very cold, with nothing in between. At night the air conditioner was noisy enough that I could barely sleep. I'm never coming back. I want my money back.

The tents had all the basics we needed, including A/C, and the pool was clean and well looked after. The beachfront was quite clean too. We really enjoyed staying here. Breakfast was delicious, and the cafe had great prices. One of the best places I've stayed in Mui Ne so far, 10/10.

I came up from the sea hoping to look around the hotel and ask at reception about prices, but the guards stopped me at the entrance. Their expressions made it feel like a military facility. They asked who I was and what I wanted, and didn't give clear answers to my questions. I lost any desire to stay. There was one male guard in civilian clothes and a woman who seemed like a manager. She looked Asian and spoke terrible English. Friendliness level: -100. Draw your own conclusions.