Trải nghiệm - Review - Đánh Giá Khu nghỉ dưỡng Lăng Cô Beach Huế (Lang Co Beach Resort) - mới nhất 5/2024

Nghỉ tại đây là một trải nghiệm tuyệt vời! Nơi yên bình sau 10 ngày ồn ào ở Hà Nội và Hội An. Ngay trên bãi biển sạch sẽ, phòng rộng lớn và có thể ngủ thoải mái bốn người. Bể bơi rộng lớn, vì khách sạn chỉ đầy khoảng một phần ba nên nó gần như thuộc về chúng tôi. Điều tiêu biểu có lẽ là thiếu nhiều điểm thú vị xung quanh Lang Co, nhưng chỗ này đúng chất để nghỉ ngơi. Nhân viên thân thiện, không bán tour hoặc vé xe buýt đắt tiền. Hãy tránh cuối tuần, nhưng vào các ngày trong tuần, nơi đây là thiên đàng không có du khách phiền toái. Không gian hoàn hảo tránh xa những nơi đắm chìm trong du khách không tốt. Tận hưởng thiên đường chưa bị phát triển này trước khi trở nên quá đông đúc!

First something about the town: Lăng Cô is the most boring Vietnamese town you will ever visit - especially if you go there in the winter when everything is closed. The highlight is the beach, which you won't be able to enjoy in the winter due to the rain, waves, wind and large amounts of rubbish that nobody has cared to clean up. The resorts are lined up along the beach, then there is the big North-South highway in the middle and on the other side of it you will find run-down houses, litter, piles of brick and eventually the lagoon where there is a few restaurants that might be valued by the locals, or might not. (I can't say, did not visit.) Then the hotel: The Lăng Cô Beach Resort itself is nicely located on the beach. The area is large as well as is the pool. We stayed in a oceanfront villa, which was nice with two bedrooms, a living room, a kitchen and three bathrooms as well as a fairly large patio up front. I think these are the most modern rooms in the compound, not as worned down as the rest. The breakfast buffet was mediocre, which pretty much summarizes the full experience of the hotel. Had it been summer, I believed we would have enjoyed the resort more especially if the beach was cleaned up. Off season in December there was nothing at all to do in Lăng Cô. We went to Hue and Da Nang instead on day trips to keep ourselves busy. So in short: If you go to Lăng Cô Beach Resort make sure to do so during the beach season.

Đọc được những đánh giá tệ thì mình cảm thấy thật khác biệt với những trải nghiệm của mình . view ở đây rất đẹp, đặc biệt gần ngay biển có thể đi bộ . phòng ốc có hơi xuống cấp nhưng cũng phù hợp với mức giá mà mình bỏ ra . cây cối cần người chăm sóc nhiều hơn .

Family of 5, we stayed there a couple of nights, 2 very large rooms. The rooms were great, spacious and clean, conveniently located close to the beach. The beach is also very picturesque. The pool was lovely and clean. What lets this resort down is the restaurant. Unfortunately, although there is more than one on site, only one was open and the quality of the food left a lot to be desired, especially for the price. The nearby fishing village offered a good spot for a walk but be warned, we struggled to find any food (other than canned or things like crisps) along the main road. I would definitely avoid the restaurant! One nice spot to eat, full of locals was a restaurants on stilts near the lagoon, fresh sea food.

To finish our trip through Vietnam, we thought it would be pleasant to stay at a resort at the beautifull Lang Co Beach. That's why we searched for an hotel in Lang Co. Lang Co Beach Resort had the highest mark on Booking.com and TA, so we booked a budgetroom for two nights. When we arrived the receptionist immediatly started of her salespitch, that she could offer us an upgrade for $20,- to a beautifull room. $60,- is a lot for a room in Vietnam. When we took a look at this goodlooking room we went to the budgetroom, which is located at the farside of the resort next to the parkinglot. The rooms are the worst we have ever seen in Vietnam, with even an price of $40,- a night. We've stayed in beautifull rooms for the same amount of money in Vietnam. About the room; let the pictures talk for themselves. It's very old, dirty and it needed an good clean up. The taps are both covered in chalk. The walls have dead musquito's on it, with blood.. We also gotted neighbours on both sides, we can hear everything they say, that thin are the walls. The door has spaces on all the sides. It's the worst we ever saw... It appears that they do it on purpose so you have to choose for an upgrade to a better room. We really regret the fact that we booked a room at this hotel.

Went here with company during a team outing trip. Nice and very peaceful place. The hotel organized a superb bonfire also. Nice buffet breakfast, delicious set dinner menu, great pool are additional highlights of the property. Got a pool view room with a balcony, which is good for a beer in the afternoon, looking over the pool.

Lăng Cô đẹp ngỡ ngàng nếu đi xe máy nhìn từ Đèo Hải Vân hoặc đường xe lửa qua hầm. Biển trong xanh, nước xanh ngát, từng dải cát uống lượng ven bờ rất nên thơ, trữ tình, đậm chất Huế. Lăng Cô đẹp trong từng khung hình, góc ảnh vào ngày nắng, và cũng ẩn mình khép nép những ngày mưa. Ai đã đến Huế, đừng bỏ lỡ Lăng Cô

I took a group of 18people to this resort in March. From previous reports I really expected the worst, but we were delighted with the resort.we were upgraded to the ocean facing rooms which had lovely large bathrooms. The rooms were very comfortable and the beach location was stunning. We could choose to take long walks along the beach or simply lie and relax on the loungers around the gorgeous pool. Staff were friendly and helpful. Breakfast was more than adequate and when the weather was good, it was served Al fresco u der the palm trees and the beach front restaurant. All in all we had a wonderful experience at this hotel and will definitely stay here again.

Turned up here with our guide while travelling Highway 1 to Hoi An and lovely to see the sea but the beach is a bit messy and was pretty deserted but in summer can imagine plenty of action in the resort. Usual shop which we ignored politely.

The place is strange. Each day it is inundated with national tourists, but they only stay for one night and then leave. The national tourists stay inside between the hours of 10am - 4pm as they are terrified of catching the sun. Therefore you have a fabulous pool and beautiful beach all to yourself. It's simply wonderful, yet slightly unnerving. There are loads of terrible reviews about the staff being dreadful. But they're not. The ladies who work on reception in the day time are incredibly cold and unhelpful, but everyone else is simply wonderful - if you drop them a smile, they'll be so kind to you for your whole stay. Unlike everywhere else in Vietnam, this place does not want to sell you any tours or any bus tickets or any other expensive tourist rubbish - therefore, unlike everywhere else, they don't need to be fake nice to you. Avoid the weekend for goodness sake. While we were there, there was up to 25 people staying in one room (counted the shoes outside), drinking heavily and singing loudly into the night. As a westerner, it's unbearable, and the staff are unable to control it. The week days are simply serene though. I personally find the poor reviews unfounded. It's perfect, paradise on your doorstep, away from all the disgusting 'travellers' wearing saggy vests and storming through the country on motorbikes. Avoid the hotel restaurant though. It's not delicious and it's very overpriced. £7 for a (sweet bread) sandwich. There is a delicious sea food restaurant, less than 10 minutes walk away, on the lake. I forget the name, but it's the one with the shortest pier to walk down. The two with the longer piers out onto the lake aren't so pleasant. There are jellyfish in the sea, we only saw them around midday though. Not sure if they're dangerous or not - but keep an eye out while your floating around. Enjoy this untouched paradise. Before it becomes developed and disgusting.

Nice hotel, a bit run down, but not bad, clean comfortable all basic utilities, hot water was a problem they moved us to a new room after the maintenance crew spent 2 hours trying to sort it out the new room had no hot water either, if it hadn't been raining all day I wouldn't have cared, by this time it was late so we had a cold shower and got on with our night . Aside from the amazing beach and lovely pool there is nothing else to do in this area, there is a small fishing village. The restaurant was expensive so ate out, we found it very difficult to find somewhere to eat. With it's beach location this could be such an amazing hotel if managed properly.

We needed some quiet time after 10 days in the hectic Hanoi and less hectic Hoi An and this place was great. Its right on a nice/spotless beach and all the rooms looked pretty large and our one comfortably slept four. The pool is huge and as the hotel was only about one third full for the 5 days we were there we virtually had it to ourselves. The pool is between 1.2 and 2m deep which didn't matter for us but most of the non swimming children used the hotel's lifejackets. I suppose the main downside is that there isn't a lot in Lang Co except beach, hotels and cheap (even by Vietnamese standards) sea food. We used locals from a nearby restaurant to arrange our trips but the hotel had quite a few on offer as well. Recommend the Elephant Springs and a day trip to Hue but this is a place mostly to relax. Head to the Cafe over the road from the entrance and 25 yards to the right for a great sea food meal and a friendly welcome. They were fine taking reservations by email.