Are there enough beach loungers in Nha Trang — what's the situation at hotels?

Another review of a large Nha Trang hotel: got a room with sea and mountain view (need to confirm this with the travel agency in advance, otherwise you may get a wall view instead). Breakfast, contrary to other complaints, was varied — fruits, soups, etc. Beach towels are given free upon request at reception. Unheated but clean rooftop pool on the 28th floor, with a bar. Downside is long elevator waits (5 elevators total) at peak times. $100 deposit required at check-in.

One beach area in Nha Trang is nice with breakwaters and few crowds, but loungers are still scarce. As an alternative, bean bag chairs are available, and some visitors just lie on towels on the sand. A nearby cafe offers cheap, tasty food.

Beach loungers are a serious problem in Nha Trang. Even at a large 5-star hotel, there were only 10 sunbeds for the entire beach section, with guests competing fiercely for each one.

Hotel Libre in Nha Trang left a positive impression: breakfast is decent and the room views are excellent. A solid accommodation option.

At one beachside hotel in Nha Trang, breakfast virtually disappeared during peak Chinese tourist season due to full occupancy. On regular days, the breakfast selection exists but is very limited. Housekeeping was poor with sand everywhere. On the plus side, the location is convenient — a pedestrian crossing leads directly to the beach.