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Stayed for 2 nights and had good experience.Nice location.. close to beach and big lawn. Nicely maintained. Nice beach bar as well and swimming pool.Good breakfast and bar place. Had very good massage. Room was bit small but manageable. Vietnamese people are very humble and friendly.Overall enjoyed my holidays on business trip.

Arrived to this hotel having spending 3days in hoichi mingh Saigon and a 4hour drive,we was welcomed and the cold drink on arrival was good. We soon got booked in and taken to our room which was facing the golf coarse the room was very spacious had a good size balcony and a minibar too,the staff at breakfast was amazing so was the breakfast.Everything was spot on with this hotel it was quiet at the hotel not many people about the ground where well kept and the pool was clean to,there was a beach bar and ratton loungers and chairs somewhere you could relax rather during the day or last thing t night. they had a band which played every night but not many people stayed in there on a night There was not much to do in phan thiet so me and my partner got a taxi into Mui Ne on a night to the bars and restaurants the taxi costs around ¿¿6 each way but worth it drinks and food a lot cheaper and plenty of to choose from ,seafood is to be had really fresh and tasty.We did a trip to the sand dunes and quad biking for half of day which we booked in Mui Ne plenty of places there to book trips hotel was too expensive,there is plenty of Russians in MuiNe seem to have a lot of input there we met a few Germans had some good nights we where the only English there.Some nights we stayed at the hotel which we had some good meals there and so relaxing having had some late night in Mui Ne,this hotel is good for chilling or golf.

After 3 weeks travelling around Vietnam & Cambodia, we needed a relaxing stay on the beach before returning to the UK and this hotel certainly lived up to our expectations. We chose to use the DuParc hotel transport for the 4 hour transfer from Saigon to Phan Thiet, on arrival we were welcomed and shown to our sea facing room which appeared to have been recently refurbished, silent air con, lovely bed and pillows, nice balcony with sea views which were amazing, pristine gardens with plenty of shaded areas to lounge around, nice swimming pools and lovely sandy beach to take a long walk on, safe and no hassle from the locals who when you meet them are just friendly and polite.After your walk and return to the hotel, stop off at the lovely very comfortable beach bar for a relaxing drink or snack with spectacular views of the beach and sea, this is also a perfect place to watch the sunrise. The service at this bar as with the hotel is outstanding throughout from both the management, front of house, waiters, pool boys, housekeeping and gardeners. Breakfast at the hotel can be taken in or outdoors with lovely and plentiful choice of both western and eastern food. Lunch and evening meals are available either at the hotel or at the adjacent golf club restaurant. We ate at both restaurants and were not disappointed with the menu selection which was always well presented with excellent service; at the hotel do try the Saturday night sea buffet, just amazing. And for pre dinner drinks try the golf club restaurant which makes some excellent cocktails and offers a 'Happy Hour' discount on both food and drinks. If you are a golfer then you have an excellent 18 hole course at your disposal, designed by Nick Faldo. Last but not least, you should be aware that the hotel was taken over last August and is still going through some improvements; we found that the reclining beds around the gardens and pool were of varying quality and condition, I was informed by the management that they are in the process of being replaced. I also found that the balcony¿¿¿s d¿¿cor could be improved, in my opinion they need some colour or a nice decorative potted plant, this is purely a suggestion not a criticism. Should you fancy a meal out and eat locally then I recommend the ¿¿¿Song Bien Restaurant¿¿¿, within walking distance by the sea in Phan Thiet, extensive menu, good food and the New World Wines are a bargain. Or try Mui Ne, a short complimentary transfer from the hotel takes you to this very touristy resort, with all the trappings and night life. While you are there I would recommend visiting the famous white and red sand dunes near Mui Ne, which you can arrange either with the hotel or in Mui Ne, try and see the dunes at sunrise or sunset, you won¿¿¿t be disappointed.Our return journey to Saigon airport, we pre booked the train from Phan Thiet Station (4 hours) which leaves early afternoon, our coach class seats were very comfortable and an adventure, certainly cheaper than the road transfer with great views and a lovely way to meet the locals, while you are on board visit the buffet car and try the 'beef vegetable noodles' washed down with a beer, amazing value.The stay at this hotel for us was 'a perfect end to a perfect holiday', Vietnam and Cambodia certainly has a lot to offer and the DuParc, Phan Thiet was the 'icing on the cake'.

The staff are what set DuParc Phan Thiet apart. From a warm welcome at reception, very helpful concierge, and a great help desk (thanks Tien). The staff at breakfast are amazing, Tien, Ly, Hong, Anh, An, Huy, Khong and Lyn. They treat you like a long lost friend. The buffet was great, freshly made eggs, pancakes and crepes and a good selection of food.The pool and beach area never felt crowed and was ideal. Not nearly as crowded as Mui Ne. You are a bit more isolated, but you can use a hotel bicycle to get to the supermarket. The concierge can also recommend great local restaurants (Aki!) that you can get to by taxi for about $2.50.The rooms are a little older, but still very nice, with wonderful views from the balcony.It was great for our family and the weather was perfect.The AC was a little hard to adjust, that was my only negative.Thanks DuParc!

I stayed here before the property was deflagged and I was not very impressed at the way Novotel ran the hotel. The food was bad, staff were miserable, service was erratic and I was dubious at staying here again.My fears were unfounded and although the property is in need of refurbishment, my stay under the Duparc brand was much better and I'm sure they are aware of what improvements are required.The grounds are immaculate, the pool guys were excellent and always willing to assist and the restaurant staff seemed more happier and efficient than my last stay.I had a deluxe sea facing room which was spacious, a little dated but was clean nonetheless.Yes, Phan Thiet is a little isolated, but there are some nice walks and I personally find it better than nearby Mui Ne.Hopefully Duparc will address the dated rooms but will still manage to maintain a reasonable rate.