Hotels near Ba Na Hills Cable Car

"Staff are great and helpful. Breakfast was great, shower, is not well allocated, water all over the tub."

"Breakfast is awesome!"

"very beautiful hotel. We stayed in a suite roo. and it was very roomy and nice. They have very selections lf breakfast foods. Definitely recommend it."

"Incredibly nice and helpful staff. Had a wonderful stay and they even surprised me with a nice birthday cake. Nice breakfast buffet. "

"Good hotel by the beach. Staff very friendly and helpful. Clean rooms, good breakfast."

"Had an amazing stay ! Beautiful beach view"

"Wifi fast"

"Everything was excellent. Would definitely recommend "

"We had one of the most stressful hotel experiences here, and what made it worse was how poorly the situation was handled. On our first night, we were assigned two rooms: 3205 and 3112. Room 3205 was perfectly fine, but when we went to access Room 3112, the key card did not work. Moments later, a guest opened the door from inside and informed us that they were currently staying in that room. This means the hotel assigned us a room that was already occupied, which is a serious breach of privacy and security. We immediately returned to the front desk to report the issue. Instead of resolving it promptly, we were asked to wait around 20 minutes while they “looked for a room,” eventually giving us a different one (3118). No apology was given at that time. The next day, when we requested our key for the second night, the situation escalated further. A manager confronted us and attempted to show us footage of Room 3118 to “prove” that it was not occupied—completely missing the point. Our issue was never with 3118, but with the original room 3112 that they assigned to us. Despite explaining this clearly, the manager insisted that we must have misread the key card, which is simply not true. It was clearly labeled 3112, and we would not have encountered another guest otherwise. What is most disappointing is the complete lack of accountability. Not only was there a serious operational mistake, but the staff chose to shift the blame onto us rather than acknowledge the error or offer "