Ha Van Hotel Nha Trang

... city tour, Ha long bay cruise, a tribal trek in Sapa and visit to the famous Bac Ha Sunday market, or an all-inclusive beach resort in Nha Trang or Da Nang beach? Or, maybe a wine tour in Dalat, a visit to the charming ancient cities of Hoi An or Hue, or ...

... doing their morning exercises... walking, swimming, Thai Chi, etc. So many of the them and not a tourist in sight. Had a hotel picked out (the Ha Van) but didn't book in advance so I was glad they had room... TripAdvisor has been a lifesaver on this trip! ...

... have appreciated stopping for me to set up my shot. Oh well, I will have to love it as a memory. We arrived in nha trang late afternoon...our hotel is ok. Kind of shabby, but it's directly across the street from the beach and has a nice roof top swimming ...

... , and as you’d expect, the wine was somewhat disappointing compared to the food.. It was absolutely roasting in Nha Trang (a highly scientific and technical measurement of temperature) and in spite of the application of plentiful amounts of sun ...

... dan wel nieuwe korrels. De gekke Vietnamesen zijn weer zo gek om ons in de vroege ochtend per boot naar het vasteland van Nha Trang te brengen. Op aanraden van onze duikinstructors (we hadden beter moeten weten) brengen we de nacht door in Dong Phong. ...

... couple games of pool with random people, and sampling their 5 brews.  It was mellow and relaxing, and I would reccommend Nha Trang as a beach if the weather was better.  Everything is cheap and everyone is really friendly, although the motobike ...

... over we bumped into this very chatty older man, Rick, who was from Seattle.  He said he always stays at the Ha Van Hotel in Nha Trang when he comes to Vietnam, which he does about 2 times/year. He raved about the place and seemed to know everyone in ...

... driver that tried to take me to his friend's hotel "very cheap we go" - I arrived where I actually wanted to be - the Ha Van hotel, with lovely staff and an awesome room with a very flash flat screen TV and a nice view over Nha Trang town, plus there was ...

... around a few islands. A decent trip in the end and for less than 10 bucks. We received horrible news and had to go home. Ha Van hotel was very nice organizing us our flight to Saigon and then to Hong Kong, then to Vancouver. In one day we flew 20 hours ...

... the sun almost came up. More on that later. I arrived in Nha Trang by bus yesterday evening and found my way to Ha Van Hotel, a superb recommendation by the expats in Saigon. I met up with Bob, the Aussie owner and together drank a few beers with ...

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... were pretty fortunate that the bus driver cleared the bus before leaving town.  Anyways, Sarah may proceed with her recounting of Nha Trang.  (Back to Sarah)  We spent almost a full day lounging in tubs of mud (yay), immersing ourselves ...

... nbsp;I found a gorgeous one in the end complete with cable TV, air con, roof top bar and restaurant and French cafe...bliss! Nha Trang is right on the coast and is one of the most popular beach-side holiday destinations in Vietnam. Its quite a large ...

... 7 am.  I had coffee, juice and a croissant for breakfast, as the Paris styled cafe in the foyer of the hotel.  So Nha Trang started very well and in a bizarrely French setting and with the feeling of having aged quite a bit over night. After ...

... we went back to the hotel (where we'd left our bags) final bit off re packing and then out for tea. Deb had a dish called 'Nha Trang Fish market', a sea platter which she thoroughly enjoyed, I had pork in a honey sauce, which is a bit strange as I don't ...

... these bastards, as we're doubtful it would've made a difference anyway. Apart from the hair-raising transport experience, we got to Nha Trang early in the morning and for a split second thought we were in South Beach, Miami.  We drove along the ...

... existing road so at one stage we became bogged on a huge pile of rocks and had to dig our wheels out. We arrived in Nha trang and made it to our hotel which is one of the few with an elavator. What a luxury we thought. It would be nice to not have to ...

... that's good for the Vietnamese restaurateurs because they can make more money cooking the home-away-from-home grub that Westerners demand. Nha Trang is so unforeign that you could probably spend an entire week here and the most foreign thing you'd have to ...