Victoria Phan Thiet Beach Resort & Spa

The food is excellent, and Thanh Pham and the restaurant team always gave guests friendly attention. Reception were keen to help, as were the many other staff at this lovely hotel. Some parts of the Victoria hotel are a little dated now, but the value for money is unbeatable. It’s a quiet, secluded beachfront gem between Phan Thiet and Miu Ne, with the feel of an African lodge by the coast. Thank you to all the staff.

Getting around was easy with a scooter, and the beach huts made for a lovely massage with the sound of the waves. The resort is quiet and sits between Mui Ne and Phan Thiet, with direct beach access for morning walks. If the tide comes in too high, there are two pools to use instead. I took a while to choose a hotel, and I'm glad I picked this one. My room was spacious and comfortable, and the rooms were very clean. The place could use a bit of a refresh, though the staff are always maintaining it, which gives it some charm. Breakfast had lots of variety and was very good. Thanh Huong checked in every day to see if I needed anything, and helped me find a scooter, a hairdresser, and a massage, among other things. Everyone else was cheerful and keen to help, too. Great value for money, and just the right place to finish my Vietnam trip. Thanks to all the staff!

The gardens were lovely, the pools were nice, and there were plenty of loungers. We played petanque a lot, which was great. Breakfast had a huge selection, too. Thahn pamn went above and beyond with any problems and booked some amazing trips for us. Ron, the pool attendant, was lovely, and so was the smiling security guard at the entrance. We were given a spacious family room when we arrived. It needs updating and a few things were broken, but they fixed them after we mentioned it. The main drawback was how quiet everything got: it all shuts by 10pm, so there isn't really anywhere to socialize, and the nearest amenities are a 15-minute walk. There were lots of families, so it seems better set up for them than for couples. I hadn't expected such an early, quiet end to the day on holiday.

The drive from District 1 in Saigon took us two and a half hours by private car, now that the CT01 expressway is fully open. We didn't explore much of Phan Thiết or Mũi Né, but a Grab from Victoria to Lotte Mart for supplies was about 100k VND, roughly 4 euros, each way. We tried Phố at a local street restaurant near Anantara, then walked back about 1.7km along the seaside side of the road, which felt safe. We were two adults with two young teenagers, staying at Victoria in February 2026 in bangalow number 35. We booked by email directly with the resort. It was one of the first resorts in the Phan Thiết - Mũi Né area, and it's still well managed and maintained. The large garden is beautiful and good for photos, but also easy to walk around. The accommodations are large, as are the public spaces, especially the pool overlooking the sea. There's about 400 meters of sandy beach, though it's narrow at low tide compared with other nearby resorts. Breakfast is generous. Great value for money.