We chose this accommodation because they allowed pets and offered private villas with garden. And it did not dissapoint. Huge private villa's with a lot of garden space for our dogs to roam around. The villa was very comfortable, well equiped, well maintained and clean. We used the kitchen daily to prepare our own meals (only used breakfast from the hotel. Buffet on busy days and a la carte when quiet). Staff was very friendly and replied promptly to all of our requests.

- The area where the hotel is located is dead (abandoned resorts and empty lots) nothing to do. But with a 20 minute taxi ride you are in the center of Mui Ne. - There is a lot of trash on the beach, but honestly that is a problem all around Vietnam and not the hotels fault.

It was quiet. Probably quieter than we expected. First of all there are TWO Full Moon Resorts in Mui Ne. The Full Moon Village Resort and the Full Moon Beach Resort. One is in the heart of the beach action, one is 30km further up the coast and although sports a very clean private beach, is rather isolated from other services and entertainment. We ended up in this one which is the Full Moon Village Resort. Even Google Maps has a problem getting you to this one. However, it was clean. The two bed villa was spacious and the rooms were nicely scented on arrival. The bed was western comfortable and King Size. The villa itself had walled surrounds but not 100% Private. The were 4 of everything in the cupboards and some cooking implements. The advertised Jacuzzi in the outside grounds would not pass a H&S check anywhere apart from Vietnam, but the staff cleaned it out and refilled it twice while we were there without issue. It was missing its protective cover over the siphon vent and would bite if you got a body part near it. The jets were vigorous to say the least. But it was a place to relax and chat when the sun shone. The breakfast was a mixture of Vietnamese and Scandinavian fayre, with generous amounts of fruit juice and a coffee pot on the go. The bacon and eggs were very good. It was the rainy season, so you will always expect the VN hotels to be running with minimal provisions, but the scant Minibar could not be fully topped up from stores after we raided it the first night due to stock issues. Similarly, the 'entertainment' of kayaks, paddle boards and windsurfers were all locked away and the guard on duty had no intention of letting anyone have fun in those as the waters promised to drag you away and possibly drown you. Wind with windsurfing really doesn't mix I guess. The billiard table had last seen some love in 1989. The restaurant did provide an evening menu, which included the customary Vietnamese Fish Hotpots.

I think the review above expresses both positive and less positive.

Surpassed my expectations after carefully reading all the reviews. I'd read that it was a little older and basic, but it really just added to the charm. I specifically chose Full Moon Village as I knew they were gated villas so my dog could run about. My dog was super happy with this! The furniture was also designed to be waterproof and dog friendly indoors. Jacuzzi was available too! I also loved that there was a kitchen. A heads up that air conditioning is in the bedroom only, but fans are available in all other areas. Resident pups were friendly and super sweet.

nothing really. it was nice to be pleasantly surprised.

Excellent sized villas with private gardens and all secure so our 3 dogs could have the freedom to explore and play for hours. Kitchen meant we were able to cook some nights for ourselves. Super friendly staff and excellent swimming pool. Nice and quiet location with easy access to the beach. Good range of cocktails, wines and beers and staff were happy to cater for drinks and food to be arranged at your villa if you didn't feel like staying in the bar/restaurant.

Beach was not well maintained. A lot of rubbish even in front of the property. Although quiet and fine for dog walks, more effort could be made to maintain the cleanliness of the beach directly in front of the property. Food was average and restaurant/bar very dated looking. Did not match the quality of the villas, gardens or swimming pool area of the accommodation. That being said, for 2 adults and 3 dogs looking for a quiet and peaceful trip to the beach, none of the above were so problematic that we wouldn't come again. In fact, we are already considering our next visit.

The resort is on a very quiet street, no noise or traffic at day/night. The beach right in front of the hotel is clean and the villas are extremely spacious with secure private gardens with tall walls which are perfect if you have pets/kids to have them play in the garden. The staff are all very kind and helpful, always ready to assist with room/pool/beach service.

The resort itself is a bit dated with worn out furniture and decor. The shower pressure in the room was weak and kitchen appliances are quite old and used. The food from the resort restaurant is acceptable for a quick lunch if you don't feel like ordering take away or driving elsewhere. The location is quite secluded, which means you have to drive about 30min to reach the town center with more food options.

The villas are big and private. The beach is very nice. The resort is pet friendly so it’s a BIG plus👍

The mosquitoes. There are too many mosquitoes. That limited our enjoyment of the big living room and the outside area. We did not feel comfortable because the mosquitoes bit us all the time even when we are moving hands and legs

Lovely and huge villa about 1500sq feet. AC worked well but only in bedrooms. The main room with kitchen, living and dining room had no insulation. We kept bedrooms closed to decrease AC loss and mosquitoes in bedroom. Best breakfasts in Vietnam that were included with cost of stay. Could order it off menu, but Saturday was an all you can eat buffet. The front desk ordered bus ride directly from their lodge resort to Nha Trang. They got us a sleeper bus that cost discounted 200K per person. They picked us up on the highway in front of resort at 2:30pm and we got to Nha Trang no problem around 630pm with one restroom stop. Have them call for bus. We did not need a ticket, just paid when he picked us up. The advantage of being so isolated was also its disadvantage, if you don’t have car. Need to have them call for a taxi because we tried calling for a grab to go into Mui Ne and none ever came. But we only waited a few minutes before canceling the ride. It says it costs around 177K to go to town center. It was perfect because the kids were sick with high fevers and it allowed them to recuperate in such a large dwelling. The pool was excellent. The registration desk and restaurant are close to beach, not at the street highway road. Beach water was a bit rough and a herd of cows are walked down the beach to graze at an abandoned property two doors down. Felt very private as if no other people there.

Isolated from main town. But it is great if you don’t need to go anywhere. Otherwise awesome place!

It is nice to not be in the middle of town, with a car its a great place to relax with friends, family and your pets. We took our dog with us and he had a great time with the villa have a high walled fence to run around safely.

The signage to find the resort could have been better as google maps sent us on the wrong way. The other issue has nothing to do with the resort and more to do with Mui Ne in general, there is rubbish everywhere.

The swimming pool is great 👍 we loved our very spacious villa with private walled garden, including plunge pool

Although clear directly in front of the resort - rubbish on the beach was really bad ☹️

#1 - dog friendly place #2 - delicious food #3 - the villas is beautiful #4 - good location to relax #5 - kitchen

#1 - Need more brighter lights in the kitchen and living room area for work. #2 - internet is very slow inside the room. Hope to add more wifi extender or internet Lan cable for direct internet access to laptops. #3 - front gate/main door is hard to close. #4 - need to clean the beach front.