Ocean Bay Hotel Nha Trang
100-102 Nguyen Bieu Nha Trang, Vietnam
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Awesome trip to Nha trang
My wife and I stayed at Ocean bay hotel 5 star hotel for only 20.00 US dollars a night one block off the beach well worth the money.this was my first time to Vietnam.I had heard horror storys from my wifes kids that they were told it was nasty and stinky there.But My wife and I went to see her family.It was great loved it I told her kids it's not …
The Best Beach Club Made the Stay
After a LONG but tolerable 7 1/2 hour train ride from Saigon (US$7 each) we arrived in the evening in Nha Trang. Our initial thoughts are usually never good when we arrive at night for some reason. Our hotel, the Ocean Bay Hotel, is brand new and is almost as nice as a Sheraton. We've got marble floors, fancy furniture, granite bathroom with nice …
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Little stop at Hue
... and had bumped into her at the last hostel. When we got outside we realised how bad the rain actually was- the roads were a wash out! There was us taking photos and the locals just getting on with it like there was no flooding there. If this happened in England everything would be closed and everyone would be panicking. The Vietnamese are like what?! We stopped off at Natalie's hostel on the way We managed to cycle to the city walls and ...
Beach Time
... restless of just sitting around on the beach, so Chris and I decided to rent a couple of motorbikes for an evening ride. The goal was to make it to a small fishing village about 15 kilometers away, so that we could see the locals bringing in their catch. About halfway there, we realized we were too late, and that it was going to be dark before we could make it to the village. The road we were on meandered around the coast, along cliffs that overlooked the ocean. We decided to stop along ...


