Sheraton Nha Trang Hotel & Spa
Below are the room types available in this accommodation. To see room availabilities and prices, please select a date range.
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Located on the top floor, the beautiful Penthouse Suite is the epitome of Vietnamese luxury and style. With a separate bedroom, a spacious living area with sofas and a private dining room, the Penthouse Suite is ideal for families. Guests can also relax in the luxurious Jacuzzi or on the private terrace.
Room size: 130m2
Type of bed: King sized bed
Number in category: 4
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Located on the 10th floor of the Hotel, these one-of-a-kind signature suite offer spectacular views of the city from floor-to-ceiling bay windows and furnished balconies. The suite occupies 50% of the 10th floor and a total build-in area of 102.56 m². The living areas feature working marble table top, original hand-made lacquer head-board and plasma televisions. Surround sound is provided throughout the suites. This Presidential Suite also features its own mini bar and entertainment area for visiting guests. The full marble bathroom has a deep soaking tub, separate glass-enclosed shower, two sinks and a private changing room including its own Jacuzzi. Bathroom faucets feature rock crystal handles.
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Max:398 sq ft / 37 m²
Lake view
Free Wi-Fi & access to spa/gym
Club lounge benefits
Buffet breakfast
Available in all rooms in the hotel:
All of our 299 guest rooms, including 16 suites, are both stylish and welcoming retreats in the heart of Hanoi. Traditional décor, featuring a Vietnamese and French colonial influence, is set aglow by sweeping views of West Lake from large bay windows. High ceilings throughout each room add to the sense of spaciousness, inviting guests to linger over the complimentary local daily newspaper or the 32-inch flat screen LCD TV with satellite channels.
Those in town on business appreciate the expansive writing desk. High Speed Internet Access (for a fee), as well as a telephone with international access, ensures everyone stays connected when it matters most.
Thoughtful touches abound, including Individual climate control, a coffee and tea maker, and a fully stocked mini bar. In the elegant bathroom, Shine for Sheraton™ bath amenities turn every visit into a spa-like escape. Our Sheraton Sweet Sleeper® Beds, featuring crisp white linens, envelope you in comfort at the end of a long day.
ENTERTAINMENT
32-inch LCD TV
Satellite Channels
Complimentary Local Daily Newspaper
BED FEATURES
Sheraton Sweet Sleeper Crib
Sheraton Sweet Sleeper® Bed
BATHROOM
Shower Toilet (Upon Request)
Shine for Sheraton™ Bath Amenities
OFFICE/TELECOM
International Direct Dialing
Radio/Alarm Clock
DINING
Mini Bar
Coffee/Tea Maker
In-Room Dining
ROOM FEATURES
In-Room Electronic Safe
Floor-to-Ceiling Windows
Individual Climate Control
ROOM AMENITIES & SERVICES
Turndown Service
Iron/Ironing Board
INTERNET ACCESS
Wired & Wireless High Speed Internet Access in Guest Rooms 17.65 USD per day
Some of the amenities above may not be available in all rooms. Fees on certain amenities/services may apply.
Check in: 3:00 PM Check out: 12:00 PM
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Max:
398 sq ft / 37 m²
32-inch flat screen LCD TV
Separate bath and shower
Sweet Sleeper Bed
Available in all rooms in the hotel:
All of our 299 guest rooms, including 16 suites, are both stylish and welcoming retreats in the heart of Hanoi. Traditional décor, featuring a Vietnamese and French colonial influence, is set aglow by sweeping views of West Lake from large bay windows. High ceilings throughout each room add to the sense of spaciousness, inviting guests to linger over the complimentary local daily newspaper or the 32-inch flat screen LCD TV with satellite channels.
Those in town on business appreciate the expansive writing desk. High Speed Internet Access (for a fee), as well as a telephone with international access, ensures everyone stays connected when it matters most.
Thoughtful touches abound, including Individual climate control, a coffee and tea maker, and a fully stocked mini bar. In the elegant bathroom, Shine for Sheraton™ bath amenities turn every visit into a spa-like escape. Our Sheraton Sweet Sleeper® Beds, featuring crisp white linens, envelope you in comfort at the end of a long day.
ENTERTAINMENT
32-inch LCD TV
Satellite Channels
Complimentary Local Daily Newspaper
BED FEATURES
Sheraton Sweet Sleeper Crib
Sheraton Sweet Sleeper® Bed
BATHROOM
Shower Toilet (Upon Request)
Shine for Sheraton™ Bath Amenities
OFFICE/TELECOM
International Direct Dialing
Radio/Alarm Clock
DINING
Mini Bar
Coffee/Tea Maker
In-Room Dining
ROOM FEATURES
In-Room Electronic Safe
Floor-to-Ceiling Windows
Individual Climate Control
ROOM AMENITIES & SERVICES
Turndown Service
Iron/Ironing Board
INTERNET ACCESS
Wired & Wireless High Speed Internet Access in Guest Rooms 17.65 USD per day
Some of the amenities above may not be available in all rooms. Fees on certain amenities/services may apply.
General
Description:
Enjoy panoramic bay views throughout the hotel, relax by the outdoor reflecting pool, work out at our fitness center or test your culinary skills at our cooking school. Our seven inviting restaurants and bars add a whole new dimension to the city.
Location:
The Sheraton Nha Trang Hotel & Spa is centrally located in Tran Phu Street, overlooking the bay and just steps from some of the city’s most popular attractions, shopping and night life.
Check-in
3:00 PM
Check-out
12:00 PM
Accepted credit cards
Facilities & Services
- Air Conditioning
- Airport Shuttle Service
- Bath
- Bathroom
- Beachfront
- Car hire
- Catering services
- Complimentary breakfast
- Courtyard
- Desk
- Exhibition/convention floor
- Hairdryer
- Heating
- Hotspots
- Ironing board
- Ironing Facilities
- Kitchenette
- Laundry/Valet service
- Lounges/bars
- Pay-per-view Channels
- Restaurant
- Room service - full menu
- Safety Deposit Box
- Seating Area
- Shower
- Telephone
- Television
- Toilet
- Valet cleaning
- WIFI
Nha Trang
Welcome to the beach capital of Vietnam. Loud and proud (say it!) the high-rise, high-energy resort of Nha Trang enjoys a stunning setting: ringed by a necklace of hills, with a sweeping crescent beach, the city’s turquoise bay is dotted with tropical islands.
The beachfront has been given a huge makeover in recent years, with parks and sculpture gardens spread along the impressive shorefront, while the streets inland reveal a cosmopolitan array of dining options.
As the restaurants wind down, the nightlife cranks up – Nha Trang is a party town at heart, like any self-respecting resort should be. Forget the curfews of the capital; people play late in this town.
If cocktails and shooters aren’t your flavour, there are some more sedate activities on offer. Try an old-school spa treatment with a visit to a mud bath or explore centuries-old Cham towers still standing in the centre of town.
This part of the country has its very own microclimate and the rains tend to come from October until December, a time best avoided if you are into lazing on the beach or diving in crystal-clear waters.
When the best time to visit Nha Trang
The best time to visit Nha Trang beaches is of course from January to early October. However, it is important to note that temperature will peak up in August while infrequent typhoons may hit the south central coast from June to October, so be on top of weather forecast for these months.
Getting There & Away
Air
Vietnam Airlines connects Nha Trang with Hanoi (three daily) and to Ho Chi Minh City and Danang daily. Vietjet Air usually has the cheapest fares if you book well ahead, flying to both Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City daily. Jetstar offer five weekly connections with Hanoi.
Bus
Phia Nam Nha Trang Bus Station is Nha Trang’s main intercity bus terminal, 500m west of the train station. Very regular daily buses head north to Quy Nhon and Danang. Heading south, there are very frequent connections to Phan Rang (46,000d, two hours) and Ho Chi Minh City, including sleeper buses from 7pm. Buses also head west into the Central Highlands, to Dalat and Buon Ma Thuot (100,000d to 120,000d, five hours, seven daily).
Nha Trang is a major stopping point on all of the open-tour buses. These are the best option for accessing Mui Ne, which is not served by standard buses. These buses usually depart between 6am and 8am, before continuing on to Ho Chi Minh City. There are also regular open-tour buses to Dalat (five hours) and Hoi An (11 hours).
Train
The Nha Trang train station is west of the cathedral in the Centre of town. It’s on the main north-south line with good connections to destinations including Quy Nhon, Danang and Ho Chi Minh City.
Taxi, Cyclo & Xe Om
It’s safer to take a metered taxi with a reputable company such as Mai Linh.
Nha Trang has an excessive number of Xe om drivers. A motorcycle ride anywhere in the Centre shouldn’t cost more than 25,000d. Be careful at night, when some less reputable drivers moonlight as pimps and drug dealers.
Bicycle
Most of Nha Trang is pretty flat so it’s easy to get around all the sights, including Thap Ba, by bicycle. Hotels have bikes to rent from 30,000d per day. Watch out for the one-way system around the train station, and the chaotic roundabouts.
Sights & Activities
Po Nagar Cham Towers
Built between the 7th and 12th centuries, these four Cham Towers are still actively used for worship by Cham, ethnic Chinese and Vietnamese Buddhists. Originally the complex had seven or eight towers, but only four towers remain, of which the 28m-high North Tower (Thap Chinh), which dates from AD 817, with its terraced pyramidal roof, vaulted interior masonry and vestibule, is the most magnificent.
The towers stand on a granite knoll 2km north of central Nha Trang on the banks of the Cai River.
Nha Trang Beach
Forming a magnificent sweeping arc, Nha Trang’s 6km-long golden sand beach is the city’s trump card. Various sections are designated for swimmers, where you won’t be bothered by jetskis or boats. The turquoise water is fabulously inviting, and the promenade a delight to stroll.
Two popular lounging spots are the Sailing Club and Louisiane Brewhouse. If you head south of here, the beach gets quieter and it’s possible to find a stretch of sand to yourself.
Alexandre Yersin Museum
Highly popular in Vietnam, Dr Alexandre Yersin (1863–1943) founded Nha Trang’s Pasteur Institute in 1895. He learned to speak Vietnamese fluently, introduced rubber and quinine-producing trees to Vietnam, and discovered the rat-borne microbe that causes bubonic plague.
You can see Yersin’s library and office at this small, interesting museum; displays include laboratory equipment (such as astronomical instruments) and a fascinating 3-D photo viewer.
Nha Trang Cathedral
Built between 1928 and 1933 in French Gothic style, complete with stained-glass windows, Nha Trang Cathedral stands on a small hill overlooking the train station. It’s a surprisingly elegant building given that it was constructed of simple cement blocks. Some particularly colourful Vietnamese touches include the red neon outlining the crucifix, the pink back-lighting on the tabernacle and the blue neon arch and white neon halo over the statue of St Mary.
Khanh Hoa Museum
This sleepy local museum features displays of Cham statues and artefacts of the ethnic minorities in the province. The Uncle Ho room features several of Ho Chi Minh’s personal effects, such as clothing and the microphone with which he made his famous independence speech in Hanoi on 2 September 1945.
National Oceanographic Museum
Housed in a grand French-colonial building in the port district of Cau Da at the far south end of Nha Trang, this poorly maintained museum has 60,000 or so jars of pickled marine specimens, stuffed birds and sea mammals, and displays of local boats and fishing artifacts. Unfortunately there are also live seals kept here in small, dirty tanks.
Hon Chong Promontory
The narrow granite promontory of Hon Chong offers fine views of the mountainous coastline north of Nha Trang and the nearby islands.
The beach here has a more local flavor than Nha Trang Beach (but the accompanying refuse is unpleasant). Still, it’s fun to watch local kids do Acapulco-style swan dives into the ocean.
Long Son Pagoda
This striking pagoda was founded in the late 19th century. The entrance and roofs are decorated with mosaic dragons constructed of glass and ceramic tile while the main sanctuary is a hall adorned with modern interpretations of traditional motifs.
Behind the pagoda is a huge white Buddha seated on a lotus blossom. Around the statue’s base are fire-ringed relief busts of Thich Quang Duc and six other Buddhist monks who died in self-immolations in 1963.
Eating
Nha Trang is a diner’s delight, with a diverse mix of international flavours. Vietnamese, French, Italian, and Indian- anything and everything is available. Tran Quang Khai Street and Biet Thu Street are popular hunting grounds, but more authentic Vietnamese is found further afield. Seafood-lovers are in for a treat with fresh fish, crab, shrimp and an assortment of exotic shells.
– Lac Canh Restaurant: 44 Nguyen Binh Khiem Street
– Sailing Club: 72-74 Tran Phu Street
– Le Petit Bistro: 26D Tran Quang Khai Street
– La Mancha : 78 Nguyen Thien Thuat
– Veranda : 66 Tran Phu
– Lanterns : 72 Nguyen Thien Thuat
– Louisane Brewhouse : 29 Tran Phu
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