Let's start with the positives: 1. The sea-view villa offers great scenery and a convenient location (just a short walk to the beach and restaurants). 2. The hotel has its own private beach with clear water. 3. The spa offers excellent value for money. Overall, the scenery is beautiful, but compared to the popular Anantara, the activity space and entertainment options at Mia Resort Nha Trang are not as rich, making a longer stay feel a bit boring.
Now, for some bizarre incidents: This hotel has a very strong 'sense of order,' which manifested as follows: 1. On the day of check-in, the bedsheets had a huge stain (Image 1), which was disgusting. During dinner, the duty manager apologized and, after some pleasantries, offered two complimentary coconuts (the dinner cost about 500 RMB). I came for a vacation, not to fight for my rights, but this handling made me feel disrespected and extremely uncomfortable. The next day, I escalated the issue to Ctrip. After Ctrip's communication with the hotel, the hotel manager told us it was 'impossible' to compensate for the room fee. They offered two extra complimentary spa sessions, emphasizing 'extra.' The spa sessions we had already done, although charged to the room, could not be waived because a bill had already been generated (the front desk explained it was due to a system issue). 2. The laundry bag (Image 2) cannot be taken away. While waiting for our car after check-out, the front desk approached us and asked where the blue laundry bag from our room was. I said I had packed clothes in it. The front desk apologized and said it couldn't be taken and had to be left behind. In short, the overall impression is that the hotel staff are just doing their job, not serving your vacation needs.
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