Our top 10 places to stay in and around Mui Ne
Beach chic
If money is no object, then Mia Resort Mui Ne is a tropical living fantasy come to life.
In addition to beautiful bungalows, the resort has prime beachfront, a pretty pool, a water sports centre, spa and beachside restaurant.
Mia Mui Ne wins the best tropical garden award in town. Nestled amongst the abundant greenery are the stylish beach-chic rooms and bungalows. Interiors are fresh and light due to the soft white walls complimented by fabrics in faded blue, sage green and lilac, as well as sandy beige furniture. Soaring ceilings draw the eye up to a thatch roof and overhead fan. Expect the usual luxury hotel amenities such as minibar, robes, hair dryer, full-length mirror, kettle, desk, WiFi, air-con and fancy toiletries. The bathrooms have design pizzazz: copper sinks, blue tile backsplash, green towels and a shower of patterned tiles.
At this price, Mia has what you would expect of a resort: pool with loungers, sophisticated beachfront restaurant, umbrellas in the sand. They also have their own kitesurfing and water sports outfitter and lessons are available.
Competition is tough amongst luxury resorts in Mui Ne and we noticed good discounts online for many of them, Mia included. Prices listed are rack rates so if this seems just out of reach, it’s worth checking a few online booking sites.
Address: 24 Nguyen Dinh Chieu St, Ham Tien
T: (064) 3847 440;
Email: info@miamuine.com
Web: http://www.miamuine.com/
Coordinates (for GPS): 108º11'45.35" E, 10º56'40.02" N
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Room rates: over US$100
What we were quoted as a walk-in.
| Standard double room Garden view. | 3,190,000 dong | 3,880,000 dong |
| Superior double room Garden view. | 4,650,000 dong | 5,350,000 dong |
| Deluxe double room Garden view. | 5,580,000 dong | 6,270,000 dong |
| Beachfront bungalow | 6,910,000 dong | 7,600,000 dong |
Reviewed by
Cindy Fan
Cindy Fan is a Canadian writer/photographer and author of So Many Miles, a website that chronicles the love of adventure, food and culture. After falling in love with sticky rice and Mekong sunsets, in 2011 she uprooted her life in Toronto to live la vida Laos. She’s travelled to over 40 countries and harbours a deep affection for Africa and Southeast Asia. In between jaunts around the world, she calls Laos and Vietnam home where you’ll find her traipsing through rice paddies, standing beside broken-down buses and in villages laughing with the locals.
Our top 10 places to stay in and around Mui Ne
