MuiNe Century Beach Resort & Spa

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DO NOT STAY HERE. NOT AS REPRESENTED ON EXPEDIA. We were forced to pay entire stay in advance, only to discover property is NOT at all as presented. Upon arrival we find both live and dead frogs in the pool, with other trash, detritus. Daughters room could not be locked when away. Unsafe. toxic fumes burned eyes within minutes. No amount of discussion with property management could resolve things. Management not forthright and truthful, particularly with regard to sanitation and cleanliness. We lost 1/2 of our money after a long battle. Expedia complicit in this ripoff. Not up to any normal standard. THIS PROPERTY SHOULD NOT BE DISPLAYED ON EXPEDIA AS IT IS NOT UP TO ANY REASONABLE STANDARD OF NORMAL HOTEL OPERATIONS AND TREATMENT OF CLIENTS.

We booked for 2 nights but had to forgo our second night due to the room being full of mosquitos, the floor being dirty, the shower floor was absolutely disgusting and the curtains had this strange orange stain on them. The beach was absolutely disgusting with trash floating every as well as the pools next to the villa had broken edges that were cracked and uneven. When we were leaving we had someone come help us with our luggage and take us to the front desk but upon the staff member's arrival he didn’t not greet us and it seemed like he was in a rush trying to get us to hurry up. During the ride to the front desk he was incredibly rough with the car and it felt like we were fighting for our lives

Rather bizarre experience… Resort was deserted when I checked in, felt abandoned but filled up the next day. Busy with Russian couples/families mostly. Very noisy as of 7am because of big construction site next door. The pool water is milky/murky. Breakfast is rather disappointing for a 4-star resort. Staff is not very friendly. Otherwise my room was very large and comfortable and the grounds are well maintained.

The check in process was lousy as they could not find our reservation... which took nearly half an hour to sort out while we waited in the lobby. Not what we were expecting from a 4-star resort. The grounds are beautiful & well maintained, but the same cannot be said of the rooms. We stayed in the beachfront villa that was supposed to be the resorts crown jewel however, it was in serious need of updating by way of new furniture, paint, and tile. A few things that were amiss: - There are hedges between the beach and the "beachfront" villas. - If you want to play tennis on their court, the rackets are complimentary however the tennis ball will cost 200,000 VND to rent for one hour. - The buffet breakfast really lacked flavour; the resort does their best to incorporate Vietnamese cuisine, but it is not in keeping with a 4-star standard. - There was no entertainment. The resort appeared full, likely due to Valentine's Day. It would have been nice to have a live guitar player or singer, or even some romantic displays on the grounds. Overall, I can't say that I would rebook Century Beach resort. There were several others we noticed from the beach that would have been worth checking out before selecting this one.

Loved the villa, with our own nice outside porch. Beach was nice, except lots of trash on the beach - all sites need to hire someone to clean it up daily because it washes up constantly -plastic, styrofoam,etc. pool and grinds were beautiful. Only downside was the breakfast. Not very good. We ate mostly offsite. Staff were good, and friendly.

The rooms are old and dirty.

BEACH IS DIRTY, POOL IS DIRTY

Beachfront villa is very spacious and private -A . Well maintained grounds. Only bad thing was it's just reopened after covid so food choices were very limited. Staff was very courteous and friendly.

Everything about this resort was terrible. From the service to the rooms. We actually checked out two days early it was that bad.

staff good other guests not real friendly, mostly all russian so i guess the language was the problem