Cat Tien - all beaches

This beach located in the heart of Vietnam is a pristine and picturesque destination, but during the peak season of June through August, it tends to get overwhelmingly crowded. If you're seeking a more tranquil experience, consider visiting during the cooler months of December through March when the weather is delightful.

The service provided by the employees is satisfactory, I have no complaints in that regard. However, the facilities are in a poor condition and are not properly maintained, which is disappointing considering this is supposed to be a 5-star hotel. The elevators are not functioning properly and are located quite far from the reception area. During our company trip, we had expected to be accommodated near each other, but some of us were assigned to section 1 while others were placed in section 2. Due to the long hallway and distant elevators, it took us a considerable amount of time just to visit each other's rooms. The balcony doors are excessively heavy and some of them are stuck. Additionally, there is a lack of hair dryers and laundry bags in the rooms. The cleaning service is subpar, as some rooms were reported to have a lingering smell even after being cleaned. However, the rooms themselves are spacious, which is a redeeming factor. Furthermore, the hallway lamps are not illuminated during the nighttime. As for the buffet, the variety of food options is limited, but the desserts are quite enjoyable.

The beach, known as Eo Gio, lives up to its name with strong winds blowing through the area. Unfortunately, the high tourist traffic has resulted in litter scattered throughout the beach. Currently, admission is free, but it's uncertain if the usual fee of VND25,000 will be reinstated.

The beach offers stunning scenery, with a ticket price of 50000 VND. To get to the beach, you'll need to walk a distance of 300m.