Quite a swanky place for little Ca Na, this resort has eight bungalows and a further 12 rooms in the ‘motel’ building. The set-up is impressive, but there is a slightly forlorn feel about the place due to a lack of regular guests.
This place feels as old as the boulders that dot the beach. It’s a concrete place on the edge of the highway with slightly dilapidated rooms. The beach bungalows are definitely worth the extra dong.
Located near the main bridge, this grandiose building is the best all-rounder in town, and is highly visible by night when it is lit up like a Christmas tree.
Just off the main road on Ð Ngo Gia Tu, this place looks a bit weather-worn from the outside, but the rooms are a fair deal and the owners are very friendly, although they don’t speak English.
The most central of the Phan Rang hotels, this one has been around for a while and needs a bit of a facelift to keep up with the competition. Rooms have all the extras like satellite TV and a fridge.
