Meraki Oasis — Hotel in Phan Thiết City

This hotel is lovely. It has a nice pool facing the beach area. But on the other hand the hotel have so much potential but is syill lacking in so many things. ||Cons: ||1. Cleanliness|My room shower area have a white stains on the flooring. I am not too sure if it was the soap stain that was probably left for so long or some chemical stain. The walls below the shelves have black water stains. The chiller has a weird stench. And even at night i can see thrash were around the bench area at the beach side. Might want to consider having a thrash bin right there.||2. Noise|Due to the construction of the rooms, it gets really noisy with drillings everytime. So if you thought you could just sit back and enjoy the beach and the quite ambience, you are wrong. ||3. Breakfast|Breakfast option was limited. It covers more of vietnam breakfast compared to intercontinental. So if you dont fancy vietnam food much or you have a strict dietary , you probably eat the bread and the egg only.||Pros:||1. Service|We were greeted w the porters assisting us from the driveway to the reception. And then the porters ushered us to our room as well. Which was quite standard but nice still. The receptionist were all friendly and nice.||2. The view|Hotel view is magnificent. Because it is facing the beach. It has a private beach where you can enjoy banana boat and jetski activities. The hotel exterior is nice for people who loves to take pictures for their social media. ||3. The location|Location is good. You can rent the bike from them at 150000VND for a day to venture around the area of Mui Ne. It is located in the middle so it was easy to roam around. Just outside the hotel there is a tour company that can arrange for your trip to Sand dunes. ‘Lucky Tour’ the hotel works along with this tour company as well. ||On other note if you are just staying fr 2 nights and dont mind the cleanliness part then you can give a shot but if you are those petty kind expecting really 5 star cleanliness....

Very different from the photos, and the photos were why we came.

First of all the rooms were a real disappointment (room 502). I'm not sure if the photos are real and if they are they must have forgotten to renovate our room.

Toilet was industrial and the shower was rusty, the toilet sink clogged and the hangers insufficient in number and space to hang any real clothes.

I didn't take photos of the breakfast buffet but it is a disappointment. You may want to walk outside and see what else you can get.

The pool also looked and felt dirty. The rooms are devoid of any sound proofing and people shouting in the lobby during a birthday celebration or groups of people who decided to chat at the stairwell loudly at 10pm made us cringe and hope our baby wouldn't wake up.

Ironically someone in our group made the decision for us to visit Hoang Ngoc for lunch (resort right next door) and it was WORLDS apart. It costs more but it felt like a real resort with lots of happy tourists and I can tell why when we were there.

It is with great regret that we didn't book that resort instead. However there was a silver lining and we must still commend the porter who really worked his socks off to get our luggage to the lobby, much...

Meraki Oasis is truly a hidden gem for those who love the soft, sophisticated charm of Mediterranean-inspired design. From the moment I stepped inside, I was impressed by the minimalist aesthetic, the clever use of natural sunlight, and the seamless integration of elements like the ocean breeze and sunshine. Every detail — from the furniture to the decor — feels thoughtfully curated to create a clean, refreshing coastal vibe.

The greenery throughout the property is beautifully maintained, adding a sense of freshness and calm. The swimming pool isn’t large, but it's positioned right by the sea with a good depth, making it a perfect spot for a chill swim while enjoying the sunset. The hotel's private beach area is also very well-kept and clean, offering a peaceful space to unwind.

Another highlight was the service. The staff were incredibly friendly and professional. I had to check out very early for work, and they thoughtfully prepared a takeaway breakfast for me — delicious and carefully packed. Small touches like this really made my stay at Meraki Oasis feel warm and memorable.

If you’re seeking a stylish, peaceful seaside retreat to recharge and reconnect with nature, Meraki Oasis is absolutely worth...