Mango Bay Resort

“Natural healing”

I love that the houses are all built from natural materials in the forest, and the bathroom opens onto the yard and nature. I enjoyed feeling the wind and sometimes raindrops while showering, and in the morning I was surprised by cute squirrels running across the yard. I felt so peaceful listening to the waves, fell asleep early at night, and woke up fully energized in the morning. I also enjoyed the free yoga classes. Snorkeling in the sea near the beach bar was impressive; I saw a beautiful sunset and many fish around the rocks. The breakfasts are included and really abundant. The staff are friendly and helpful. The restaurant is well located with great sea views, but the price is not reasonable enough for the food and drinks quality. I hope the hotel could clean the plastic waste between the rocks in the nearby sea to protect the fish and environment.

Haofei·Vor 2 Wochen

The room and its bathroom were great, the sea view with the sound of waves was peaceful, and the place was quiet.

Benoit·Vor 3 Wochen

The location, beach, service and food quality were all excellent, but the constant photo shoots of countless people in the restaurant—especially at sunset—were very annoying. Compared to the very good restaurants outside the property, the food at the hotel feels overpriced. There’s also no pool.

Sonja·Vor 3 Wochen

“Loved it here. Could have stayed longer and the staff are excellent. Had one of the most stress free holidays ever.”

It isn’t a flashy five‑star resort; it’s quite rustic with traditional bungalows and no swimming pool, but that was what a friend who’d stayed there before recommended. I wanted a natural spot close to the beach, and this was perfect—great setting and lovely site. We stayed in the Reef House, which is large enough for two couples with plenty of space between the two bedrooms. The bathrooms are outdoors but very practical for beach‑style living, always hot water, and it was actually fun. The staff were awesome—super helpful and nothing was too much trouble; they really took care of us. On our last day we checked out early and they arranged takeaway breakfast boxes with pastries, fresh fruit, and drinks. Mr Doi checked in daily, was available for trip suggestions, and helped with activities. Breakfast at Mango Bay was superb and included; we didn’t need to eat during the day after that meal—there were plenty of cooked options, fresh fruit, yoghurt, granola, cakes, pastries, juices, and great coffee. We visited during the rainy season and were lucky; it rained a few times but we relaxed on the beach whenever we weren’t on an activity or tour. The beach stays clean, though waves were strong this time of year—good swimmers and surfers didn’t mind; some days the waves were great and we had the beach to ourselves. Staff kept an eye out and would advise on sea conditions if they thought it was too rough. There’s plenty of wildlife—lots of lizards, toads, frogs, huge butterflies, a praying mantis, a snake, and a flying squirrel, which we loved. Nature in Vietnam is part of the experience, and Mango Bay has it. Free morning yoga, bikes, kayaks, bodyboarding for the waves, and nice shady loungers on the beach. We loved it here, but some people might find it a bit basic. The restaurant is quite expensive for Vietnam; we ate there a few evenings and the food was really great, and the outdoor space overlooking the sea is worth a premium. Compared to Europe or America it’s still excellent value.

Scott·Vor einem Monat

“Lovely”

Everything was perfect.

Kerry·Vor einem Monat