Phuong Nam Resort, Thuan An

The hotel is situated about a 45-minute drive from downtown Saigon, which can be a bit of a trek but is manageable. The rooms are comfortable, and the staff is exceptionally warm and eager to assist. However, the conference room was a bit let down by its age, with some renovations needed, and the smell from allowed smoking was off-putting. The dining offers a unique experience with fresh, local food right from the fishing ponds, making it quite enjoyable for families and kids.

This resort offers a comfortable and relaxing stay, though it's a bit removed from Saigon's bustling center. The rooms are spacious and have great amenities, making your stay quite pleasant. The friendly staff makes it easy to enjoy the food, especially with the unique experience of fishing and having your catch cooked for you. However, the conference room could use some renovations and there was a noticeable smell due to smoking policies, which detracted from the overall experience.

This resort offers a wonderful experience with a friendly atmosphere and tasty local food. The pool areas and hydro garden are great for families, making it very enjoyable for both adults and kids. Although the conference room could use some renovation, the overall value for money is good. The communication could be a bit challenging due to language barriers, but the excellent service from the staff made up for it.

The resort is a bit removed from Saigon, about a 45-minute drive, but the peaceful gardens and fishing ponds make it worth it. The rooms were comfortable, and I had a pleasant stay overall. However, the conference room needs some renovations, and the language barrier was challenging at times. The dining options were fun, especially catching your own fish and having it cooked for you.

I had a nice stay at this resort, which is about a 45-minute drive from the heart of Saigon. The room was comfortable, though the conference room could use some renovations. The gardens and pools were lovely, and I appreciated the nice setup for families. However, the lack of English-speaking staff was a bit of a hurdle, and the dining options were quite unique, to say the least. Overall, it was a pleasant experience but with a few areas needing attention.