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"Spent 3 nights in the executive suite. Great value for money for my family of six. It rained nonstop for 2 days (expected in mid-Dec) but the indoor waterpark (heated water) and the Onsen was enough to keep the kids active and happy. We went into town all three nights for dinner. It’s not far but the 40km/hr speed limit and traffic made the rides at least 30 minutes or more each way. In town, the food quality, selection, and cost was unbelievably good. The breakfast buffet at the hotel was nice, but room service food and price was ridiculous compared to what you can find outside of the hotel. Overall, we had a great time and would come back again! Some info that may be useful: Room had flip flops you can wear out. Couple of umbrellas in the room. Take towels to the waterpark - they charge you to rent towels, except for the Onsen area that provides towels on the 4th floor. Lockers are on the 1st floor Waterpark and 4th floor Onsen, but each lockers are relatively small. "

"The perfect place for a relaxing holiday. Such a peaceful, beautiful resort. The customer service is second to none, nothing was too much trouble and the staff frequently went above and beyond. The water villas are big and luxurious, the food is good quality, and the spa treatments are also a very high standard. Can't recommend enough. "

"The resort is an hour from Da Nang city and the airport. If you are looking for a mediation style holiday or a break, it is the best option. Away trom the busiest city life, casinos and nightlife. The staff service is on top of best. Welcome to share more of my experience from potential guests!"

"Beautiful property "

"The front desk was rude. I was not told the truth. It is a beautiful place but the lady who runs the front desk was very rude"

"I really like this place and staffs. The place is very spacious and clean; moreover, staffs are very friendly and eager to serve. "

"Internet and AC were good, blanket smelled funky, there was a noise like a door bell going off frequently until past midnight, and trains went by frequently as well."