Palmira Beach Resort & Spa

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Basic breakfast, great location, clean beach

Worn out, needs updating. Sad that the bowling alley and spa are closed.

Staff is very accommodating, very accessible a lot of stores along the way.. Have own beach front.

The room we stay needs to clean properly.

Great Location

The Worst beds. Only book here if you are used to sleeping on 20 year old beds that sag so badly your back touches the bed base. Horrific. They also refuse to change them. I had to find a single mattress and sleep on the floor.

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Property is old . Not luxury

Bathroom, towels,

Lage gut aber uberal Ameise

Uberal Ameise

Close proximity to the beach.

Room was infested with cockroaches and small ants. Room needed a renovation, specifically bathroom.

Palmira is our go to hotel in Mui Ne, both for price, breakfast and the size of the beach my husband kite surfs so needs the room to launch, this part of Mui Ne still has its beach where as lots of other places further up have eroded and really don't have a beach anymore. The resort is a little dated but it's very clean, comfortable, has good beach beds a great pool and now has great wifi (last year was bad!) it also has English movie and news Chanels on the TV. The resort is on the main road through Mui Ne so near to everything. European food wise, there is a great Italian restaurant opposite, the German Restaurant and the Anam Hotel just a few mins walk away and of course loads of Vietnamese options on the doorstep. Apart from those mentioned we find the food and nightlife better at the other end of town which is only a 30 min walk or a short Grab ride away. The staff are lovely and Im sure we will be back on our next visit to Muin Ne.

Khuôn viên đẹp, thoáng mát. Bãi biển đẹp buổi chiều ngắm các bác tây thả dù lượn rất vui mắt. Bữa sáng ngon

The hotel has deteriorated, it used to be better. The only plus is the location. The hotel has beautiful trees and plants, they take care of them, they should better take care of the condition of the rooms.

We stayed in the most expensive room, but it was a terrible room. Everything was broken, the shower was broken, the phone didn't work, the furniture was very old, the windows overlooking the sea were dirty, there was no hot water, the fridge was old, there weren't enough sockets. The water in the pool was muddy, there was sand in it, I don't think they clean it. There weren't enough sun loungers on the beach.

This hotel was perfect. Everything was so clean. The chambermaids were there really early but very conscientious. Everything was spotlessly clean every day! The pool was really nice! Also clean and so quiet. You just had to be quick with the loungers. The other hotel guests were a problem here. Out for hours but the loungers weren't available... a shame. Of course, it's not the hotel's fault. The staff were all so nice! The security guards also tried very hard and greeted us diligently. I was especially happy about the clean beach. The cushions on the loungers were comfortable too. We like to use the old pool tables. These are past their best but were completely adequate for us. The rooms were big and the bathrooms were a dream. The WiFi was good too. So we were very happy with everything! The location is also great. Great restaurants and fruit shops everywhere. Many thanks to the hotel team.

Falling to pieces. Lacks maintenance. No running hot water.

Quiet spacious resort just few metres from the beach, big pool, very nice breakfast, good sized room, ideal for relaxing holiday

Beach is full of trash, but it is not fault of the hotel

Loved our unit right next to the beach. We enjoyed seeing all the kite surfers. The breakfasts were wonderful and the staff were all so friendly.

the old type of resort.

normal breakfast.

An older, but nice hotel. Location was good with a few restaurants and stores near by. We had the pool almost to ourselves, which we took advantage of.

Very dog friendly and a great beach location. Dog was able to be off leash at the beach, no problems. Pool and rooms were clean and comfortable. Breakfast included, but there weren't many food options. Lots of food options within walking distance though. Motorbike rentals directly across the street, we haggled with him a bit since it was a slow weekend.

Buildings need renovation, things are a little run down. Hotel has like a 1940s Havana vibe but it hasn't been well kept, peeling paint, sun damaged furniture, etc. Looks super old compared to the neighbor resorts. Lots of ants inside our villa at the beginning of the stay. Guards lock the front gate after 11pm, so we ended up waking them every time we came in late from having drinks.

Clean swimming pool. Large room. This resort is an old style one which built up 20 years ago and it’s cheap compared to others so we don’t expect much more about the furniture or breakfast anyway. Security man is very useful and friendly.

Need another kind of doormat for the bathroom. Need more lights in the room as well.

Very dissapointed.We wanted to go bowling with my husband.First when we tried 14.00 it was not open and we were told that in would open in 20 minutes.It did not happen.Then we came again 17.00.Doors were open but lights were off and there were nobody inside.So we didnt get to play att all.

This hotel has seen its best days, and is overly geared to Russian tourists. Still, it has remained parts of it’s glory, with a beautiful garden and great location on the beach. The rooms were spacious, and the shower was warm. If you are kiting in Mui Ne it’s smack on the best part of the beach, at a reasonable price. However, be aware that the internet is almost not working, that the pool feels dirty (maybe just old tiles?) and that our aircondition on max still led to a lukewarm room at night. Not ok. The included breakfast is ok, but the lunch was _really_ overpriced and a bit sad (sorry, we don’t have chicken today). So expensive that lunch here was our most expensive meal in Mui Ne, after a weeks stay. Plenty of good restaurants outside though.

I broke my knee yesterday and checked in at Little Moscow (Palmira) for the night. There are almost only russian speaking guest there. Paid 75 USD for a big room at the beachfront. Sadly the A/C didn’t work so there came a guy to «repair» it. The reception might have sent a cat instead, I sure the resault would be the same. So I was humping on crutches all the way back to the room after eating on the other side of the street only to find out that the A/C still didn’t work. No chance of walking all the way back to the reception so I grabbed the phone to notice the reception. So far so good but the phone didn’t work eighter. Tried to connect my phone to wifi to send the hotel a message but none of the networks available responded to anything. Connection seems ok but the speed is so poor you cannot send or download anything. To lower the sweating temp in the room I had to keep the door wide open trough the night. At 4:49 I woke up from a big slam and a lot of noice from the second floor when the guest upstairs starting pushing furnitures or something over the floor. The breakfast buffet contained everything you need and more. The staff however was running around like headless chickens without even looking at you. None of them had any level of english so there was no point of trying to get some assistance to carry my breakfast to my table. Three times other guests offered me some help while the numberious staff descretly watching while pretending to be busy doing something else. Tried to complain at the frontdesk but very limited english knowledge by the staff made any conversation impossible. Ended up just leaving the Palmira humping on my crutches simply shaking my head. I was so upset I left my shirt and glasses there but I rather buy new ones instead of humping back the. I guess there is no sense of sending a note to the resort since there probably ain’t nobody capable of reading an english mail. Or care about the content. Very low level of service, communication and technical level at this massively overprized hotel. Stay away if you ain’t looking for a night in hell..

this resort is located in a very strategic location, right in front the beach. room rate at reasonable price but its looks a bit old, seems they need more renovation. lots of shop and restaurant nearby where you can easily find the food. w

Desperately in need of refurbishment. The hotel is geared up to cater for Russian package holidays, anything else is seems to be an inconvenience. We had a deluxe beach villa, location brilliant, rest well below average. Shower tepid if you are lucky, nearly always cold. We complained about no hot water in the basin in the bathroom and was told that only cold water is plumbed into the sink! The wi-fi is terrible to non existent. Breakfast poor, only bland Russian breakfast available I could go on but won't, find somewhere else to stay

Hotel is in good location, short way to shops and restaurants. Before our trip I wrote to hotel, and we got the room we asked, that was great. But...almost anybody couldn't speak english. My english is quite poor, but many times better than them. The hotel was full of Russian people, and maybe thats why all hotelstaff speaks russia. All signs in hotelarea was in russia, waiters and receptionest speak russia, and really, they didn't understand english. Hotel spa "menu" was in russian language. New Year show menu was in russia, and the evening show was in russia. We didn't understand a word of it. If the hotel is just for russian people, they should say it in Booking. Also the hotel was quite oldish, cleaning is poor, breakfast was not good(russian style maybe). Pool was not clean. So we don't have many good words for this hotel.

We stayed in this hotel at the beginning of May. The main factor made us decide to book a room in this hotel was the wide beach and secondly because they accept dog. Unfortunately the structure is quite dated and bad maintened, clean service failing and situated in the russian zone where every service is targeted fot them. Lots of local families with crying children. Price cheap.

Not many hotels have such a wide beach front so this place is in prime position. The bus from Ho Chi Min City will drop you off at the door. If you stay during the off-season then the place is less crowded and cheaper. Big rooms and excellent towels (both beach and bathroom use) provided. Plenty of breakfast choices - mainly Asia and Russian cooking, but unfortunately the tea and coffee was always cold as. No cats and dogs around the vicinity means there are plenty of skinks and lizards around the grounds doing what they do best - keeping the flies down. The swim pool was always a piping 30-something degrees. Plenty of local restaurants nearby to take your choice. Catch a local bus into the nearby town if you desperately need a flash supermarket. Three security guards on constant duty: one on beach, one at main gate and another by the main pool. But the best aspect is the beach. Clean and warm water and beach beds to lounge away the day. But don't forget the burn time is only a couple of minutes. Beware of sun burn!

We took our family to Palmira for the weekend to get away from the noise and pollution of HCM. The beach view was picture perfect and the water was crystal clear. I didn't know the beaches in Phan Thiet were this beautiful and since Palmira is right on the beach, our villa was just a few steps away from the white sand beaches. Our room was very clean and was large enough to accommodate 2 adults and 3 kids. We have small children and we felt very safe to let them roam around the resort and play on their own. The staff was very attentive, friendly, and did everything to make sure we had a pleasant stay. We were very impressed with the quality of the resort and will return many more times.

We stayed this year for the third time at Palmira.We always have the same room in a bungalow,next to the sea.They changed a lot last year at theese bungalows,they got realy big windows,the furniture is nice,the bathroom is is big,and the towels we got are soft and clean,and also our room,was verry clean.There is now a nieuw building also. The breakfast is OK,,perhaps they could gif some cheese(now it was only once a week)but that is not a point We enjoyed our stay,nice garden,with a lot of flowers,good sunbeds,big swimming pool

The resort is the almost oldest resort in Muy Ne and located in "Russian" part of the tourist area. Maybe these factors have given the resort problem. First of all the rooms - its need renovation. There are some new buildings under construction but the old need refreshment. The second thing which impressed us was the first breakfast. Itself it was tasty full and poor, but it is not touch me so much, but the buffet staff refused to make hot milk for my 2-years-old baby. There were milk on the table, I am sure there was a some cooker in the kitchen, but they didn't wont hot the milk up. So I had to go to the reception and point to the problem the receptionists. Next morning the hot milk were on my table. And the last notice. As said Dylan R the securities make feel like criminals. My fiends came to us via the beach, but were noticed to leave the resort area in 5 minutes. Of case they didn't do this but the security guy followed to us long time and was very angry.

My girlfriend asked me to check out this hotel because she saw a good deal online. I walked down the beach, as I started to enter from the beach 3 security guards who could not speak english asked me to leave and pointed down the beach as though I was some criminal. Every resort in Mui Ne welcomes people from the beach to come in for a food and drinks, it is very open environment. I have stayed at many of the 4 star and both 5 star resorts, this is the first time I have been evicted from a resort, and this place is a dump! I then walked .25 mile around the hotel and through another resort, much nicer, no problems. As I walked in the front door, more security blocking my way asking what I wanted in non-existant english, this is getting crazy!!! I told the ladies at the front desk, but there english was so poor they thought I wanted to go visit my GF in her room and told me I could only see her in the lobby. Ok now that is adding insult to injury, if I can only see my GF in the lobby. These people no nothing about hospitality, I hope this hotel changes owners soon, the front of the hotel is an absolute eye sore. I will never stay at this hotel and beg you do the same. This is the worst hotel I have ever been to in all of Vietnam, and I have been here 8 years, and own a company in Vietnam. *****You have been warned*****

My family stayed at Palmira Resort for 4 days last week. The beach was beautiful. There weren't many people, very quiet but we loved it. The room was very disappointing: bath towels old and room not very clean. We had house keepers each day but they only changed bath towels, provided new spring water bottles, made our beds neater. They did not sweep the floors. Breakfast was ok. There was no wifi in the room, only reception, common area. I would not rate breakfast and room as a 3 star resort but as a 2 star. I would only give ticks to pool, pool towels, warm water in room and the beautiful beach.

My father was invited together with his friends to stay at the Palmira Resort. His friends and the owner used to work together in the past so it is usual in Vietnam that the invitation is for free. Also, the owner used to stay with my father's friends' in Hanoi. Well, in the end my father and his friend felt a little betrayed, for despite having invited them the owner still gave them a bill, after having placed my father's party in the VIP-rooms, which by the way were pretty much the same as all other rooms, except the high pricing. This and some other things have brought some bitterness to my fathers friend, who has left the place without a word and will spread the word in Hanoi. This is not Vietnamese hospitality. This is not about the accomodation itself, but about the owner's style. Knowing that about your host I would think twice about staying there!

- hot water in the shower is warm, not really "hot". - close to the beach, beach towels are available at the pool. - wifi - only in the lobby or near the pool, not in the rooms. - safe box/tv/fridge - in the room. This hotel seems to be popular among Russians, but don't let this fact frighten you.

I stayed at Palmira Resort in April, 2011. The hotel was one of the oldest in this area. The room was quite big (actually there were two rooms) with a nice balcony. The furniture was quite old and a bit shabby. The smell in the shower sometimes was irritating. There were a lot of ants in the room, so be careful and don't leave any food or fruit on the table.There was a TV set but I could not understand why it was turned to the door and not to the bed or to the arm-chairs. The stuff spoke poor English. The room was cleaned in a proper way only when I was present during cleaning. The breakfast was really poor, only one kind of juice, no meat and no fish. As for the Internet access, it was only at the pool, but even there it the signal was very bad.The best in this hotel was that there were no people till the 1st of May and that the beach was clean and very beautiful. I would recommendthis hotel only to someone who wants to spend a couple of weeks all alone and does not care much about comfort.

Very nice comfortable hotel, good location, beautiful beach!

The Palmira is located on the beach in Mui Ne. It was wonderful. Beautiful rooms, grounds, beach, pool, great staff, and good food. We moved here from the Doi Duong and it was a great move. It cost a little more but was definitely worth it.

The good old Palmira Resort. The decor of the buildings and rooms feel as though this resort is better suited to the late 70s. However, once you look past the decor, and enjoy it for what it is, another example of Vietnamese kitsch, the resort is ok. We had a Garden Villa with Sea View Room over the New Years period 08-09. Although we couldn't actually see the beach (we were on the ground floor of two) we could hear the waves crashing. The room was very spacious, almost too big. We had a double bed in one room, together with a twin bed that we didn't need as we were just a couple and a decent-sized bathroom. However, the mattress left a lot to be desired, and my pillow felt like a bunch of old jumpers stuffed into a pillow case. We did not have great sleeps at the Palmira. The breakfast was not good. The resort seemed to be into extremes, i.e. providing pasta arrabiata on the one hand, and plain bread rolls on the other, with not much in terms of quality in between. The fruit was lacking. The service on the front desk was good. The resort seems to cater for Russian tourists with information provided in Russian and the New Years Party, which was part of our booking, felt like we were in a Russian night club. The beach in front of the resort is pretty good. Clean, with a number of lounges available, however get in early as they get taken quickly. The pool was pretty cool as well. When the beach got too windy, and it gets very windy, hence all the wind-surfers and kite-surfers, it was great to be able to retreat to the pool. It was a decent size and the pool-side bar was a bonus. However, there was no food available from the bar which was a disappointment. I would recommend this resort because it is ok for the price range. There are heaps, and i mean heaps, of resorts in Mui Ne. Would i recommend going to Mui Ne? Not really. It is just a long strip of beach, and the beach is not all that fantastic unless you are into kite-surfing. The town of Mui Ne, if there is any, is all about tourism, so you will simply be lounging around the beach/your resort/restaurant/beach/pool.