Rainbow Beach Mui Ne - Homestay & Coffee Reviews

Staying in rainbow beach homestay is a good thing ive ever done. Its relaxing and peaceful in the area and the peope around the hotel are so kind and nice to assist you. Im happy

The room was lovely, very clean. The Air Con was superb and a God send when the temperature reached 34C. The staff are very friendly and helpful. However the food is very over priced. The drinks are also quite steep, 55k for an orange juice. The pool is great and the sun beds and chairs. There is a sea front but the sea and beech are very dirty. Such a shame but that’s not the fault of the hotel.

Although it is not the best, it is also very good. This homestay cafe was only put into use in March this year. It is cost-effective. It is a good choice for travelers who want to save a little money.

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perfect

An unusual place. A Deluxe Room, but with a big BUT. The rooms lack soundproofing, the shower is combined with the entire bathroom, so when you wash, the whole room is covered in water. The switches are hidden behind the dish drainer. The faucet is broken and barely holds on. The water in the room is in glass bottles, so we didn't even bother drinking it. There is no tea in the room, so we had to buy coffee. However, there is a sink and hotplates, as well as cutlery. The air conditioner can't cool the container during the day, all because the walls are empty. The room itself is poorly furnished, see the photos. They could have installed a mini-fridge in the kitchen units and made a full bathroom. The sea is dirty, with trash everywhere. The area around the hotel, as well as the hotel itself, is clean, with a beautiful view and garden. The pool is small. Breakfast and a menu are included, but drinks are not included!

The rooms are in the form of containers so they are a bit cramped and a bit hot, but the facilities are quite complete, there is a mini swimming pool, close to the beach.

The beach is private, but the stairs and rocks are a bit dirty and slippery. You can see the sea from your bed in the room. It's a one-story building with well-sealed windows. Even during typhoons, the waves weren't loud at night and were almost inaudible. Mui Ne Beach, Mui Ne Fishing Village, the Red Sand Dunes, and Fairy Stream are all very close, all within about 2km. The B&B offers motorbike rentals; I rented one for NT$80,000 for half a day. You can ask the front desk to arrange a bus to Da Lat or Ho Chi Minh City, confirm the time, and then wait in the lobby. The staff were friendly and proactive, except for one glasses-wearing guy who looked at people a bit strangely, perhaps because of that (if not, please forgive me, I'm not hostile). He was also there, and his service was good and proactive, but that was a minor drawback. The other staff were polite and responsive, which was very appreciated. They also offer laundry service for NT$40,000 (approximately NT$11) per kg, which is dried and returned the next day, or delivered before a scheduled time. Overall, it's a good choice for a relaxing getaway. There aren't many restaurants nearby; you need to ride your bike about 4km. There's a small family mart next to the hotel where you can buy drinks and other small items.

It's a bit difficult to walk anywhere, so you have to take Grab. Since it's right next to the beach, you can hear the waves crashing constantly, but the waves are so strong that I swam in the pool. The room had a slight musty smell, but that disappeared thanks to the 24-hour air conditioning. It's a shame that the bathroom isn't cleaned daily. However, the staff was very helpful with bus reservations and other requests. Even though their English isn't perfect, they were able to communicate perfectly with the translator. I'd definitely visit again.

The first time I visited, I walked from the Mui Ne village bus stop, but you can just call a Grab motorbike for 17,000 VND. It'll take about 5 minutes. Next door is Mango Beach, with an entrance fee of about 150,000 VND. Watch the sunset there and then catch the sunrise on a day trip. The rooftop appears to be under construction, but it'll be beautiful once it's finished.

The staff were very eager to help us. The room was a little small and cramped, but we could see the ocean from the room and it was comfortable. The only drawback was the low temperature of the shower water. I usually use water at 40°C, but it was probably around 30°C, so it was painful for me to take a shower. The inn faces the sea, so it's great that you can easily enjoy the sea of Mui Ne. The hot pot we ate while looking out at the sea was delicious.

A nice small hotel, with the possibility to rent a bike directly from them, helpful staff who quickly solve problems, small rooms. In Mui Ne and Phan Thiet itself there is nothing special to do except kite and surfing

The facilities are clean. The pool is not big, so it is good for playing in the water with children. There are several bathrooms in addition to the rooms, so it is convenient for several people to stay. I recommend not using the laundry service. It smells.

Very nice and cute hotel on the first line. Stylish beach club by the sea, DJ plays in the evening. A bit far from the infrastructure. The rooms are small, but everything is thought out to the smallest detail - convenient places to store things, a projector on the entire wall - we were delighted to watch movies on it. Two-story children's room with an inflatable trampoline, balls, puzzles. Very friendly owner at the hotel, Vietnamese, speaks excellent Russian.