Nha Trang Hostels - Reviews and Rates

Nha Trang was great. Even though the day started very early. We jumped off the train at around 7 and then had a short bus transfer to the hotel. As we couldn't check in yet we went off for a walk, and it was decided by a small group of us to hire scooters (or motos). It was by far the best decision we could have made. They were so much fan and a...

Got sunburnt on my first day. Having learnt from my mistakes in Beijing I decided to have a nice chiled out day and lounge around on the beach. Beijing really does seem like a million miles away now. Its stggeringly hot, the sun is shining, the beach is beautiful, like being somewhere tropical. Of course the food hasen't massively changed, frie...

Nha Trang is Vietnam's most famous coastal resort town. There are nice beaches and several nice islands in the surrounding area. A boat cruise out there also stops at a neat, floating wine bar. As you will come to notice, my new hobby in Asia is to read or hear about a place of interest that is far outside of town, rent a motorbike, and go find ...

Another overnight bus trip brought us to Nha Trang. It was an early arrival, I think the bus arrived at about 7am. I hadn't had a great sleep on the bus either, so we went looking for somewhere to stay. Each time the bus stops, it stops at a hotel and is immediately mobbed by guys on motorbikes trying to convince you to stay at their particular ...

Just a pit stop before heading into the Central Highlands with the "Easy Riders". This morning we flew out of Hoi An to Nha Trang, a popular beach city and home of the 2008 Miss Universe Pageant. Having already burnt ourselves in Hoi An we are opting to leave this hectic place in the morning to experience some authentic rural culture - off the b...

We arrived after a 6 hour journey in Nha Trang, after enjoying some spectacular scenery along the coast road. We found a nice hotel with a great terrace for views over the very developed beach resort. The town itself is extremly well developed for tourism, there are hundreds of hotels, restaurants and bars catering to all the foreign visitors. R...

We left for Nha Trang this morning on a bus... again. This time we were promised a quick trip of 5hrs. Almost 5hrs into the trip and we still haven't arrived, plus I was sitting next to nice, but fairly "fragrant" French guy, and I was feeling a little woozy from the gasses he was emitting. There was also a lady on the bus that sounded like she ...

So I've never found myself seeking out french people or trying to learn how to read and speak any degree of french at all, until now. Mike and I rolled into Nha Trang early in the morning and of course got settled into a great hotel at a great price without any preperation at all. All of that was accomplished by 8:00am, Mike hadn't really slept ...

After Hoi An we contemplated heading to a beach retreat that we had heard about where you had pretty much the whole place to your self on a secluded stretch of coastline between Hoi An and Nha Trang. As we couldn't confirm how to get In and out of the place with public transport we decided to skip the idea, which was a real shame. Instead we joi...

The train ride We decided on a spur of the moment to go to Nha Trang for the weekend. (Nha Trang was highly recommended by Amy's friend.) When San and I arrived at the train station to buy first-class tickets for the newer train, they were all booked out. Maybe we should have taken that as an omen to wait for the following weekend. But being adv...