The Light Arena Ocean Tower

“Save your money and stay somewhere else.”

Breakfast was very good. Clean and plenty of seating available. Reception staff were incompetent from checking in/out. No proper process in place. Pool was tiny, considering the size of the resort. The Coral restaurant had the worst service I’ve ever experienced. 3/4 of our drinks came out together, waited 10mins for the last drink despite it being a duplicate. Food was brought out at different times, one meal came out after everyone had finished and no one understood when we asked where it was & then had the nerve to charge service charge, which we refused to pay. Staff training needs to be heavily invested, no one had a clue what they were doing. No working card machine on the reception desk, despite there being 2 already, poor buggy boy had to bring one up for us to use!

Karina·2 mesi fa

“Ok for a short stay, boring for a long stay”

Clean room with a great view, matches the photos perfectly. Territory by the beach has a pool and a small park where you can relax in the shade. There’s only 1-2 cafes on the territory and basically nothing more. Breakfast was fine but not outstanding. Nothing to do around if you don’t ride a bike since the whole area of cam ranh is for all inclusive resorts. The rental nearby won’t rent you a bike unless you have international license. The whole territory felt very empty

Evgeniia·2 mesi fa

The complex had potential to be beautiful, but the lazy river only operated a few hours each day and only a handful of days per week. The breakfast and restaurant were pricey, and both check‑in and check‑out dragged on endlessly; we had to wait for the owner to come over for a credit card payment.

Bob·2 mesi fa

“A good place for mass tourism but it is not a resort for relaxation”

The large swimming pool was a highlight, and the lifts were quick—no long waits. The food was tasty, but it got too crowded when we went down; there were no tables available and it was hard to find even a single empty chair.

Bao·2 mesi fa

“Just wow”

The complex consists of four blocks built by the same contractor, with the two on the right apparently owned by a Russian company and therefore attracting more Russian tourists, while the two on the left cater more to Koreans. Prices are virtually identical across the site, and I’d suggest picking a left‑hand building closer to the sea – something like The Emperium – even though I stayed in The Arena, which is farther from the water but cost the same. It’s a five‑star resort with a huge pool, a restaurant, a 100‑metre walk to the beach, plus various entertainment options, and the biggest surprise was that a night only set me back $35. I booked three nights just to be nearer the port, and for that price a five‑star resort feels almost unbelievable. The only downside was that there was just one shop open until 22:00 nearby, so you practically won’t find anything to buy.

Iosif·4 mesi fa