Which hotels in Nha Trang and Cam Ranh offer day passes and how much do they cost?
From messages by 3 participants in 1 source · Last activity: 92 days ago
From messages by 3 participants in 1 source · Last activity: 92 days ago
TL;DR
According to a traveler's report in June 2026, hotel day passes around Nha Trang, Doc Let and Cam Ranh cost from 220,000 VND (Costabella, no pool) to 950,000 VND (Alma in Cam Ranh, with a waterpark and food credit). Pax Anna at Doc Let, with lunch and two drinks, was 495,000 VND, and in July 2026 it was quoted at 490,000 VND; Duyen in Cam Ranh was not selling day passes in June.
Pax Anna at Doc Let: according to a June 2026 report, the day pass cost 495,000 VND per person and included a towel, a combo lunch and 2 drinks. In July 2026 another traveler quoted 490,000 VND and listed what was included: sunbeds, towel, pool, shower, toilet, lunch and 2 drinks. Participants recommended it as a trip where everything, even lunch, is included.
Alma in Cam Ranh: according to a June 2026 report, the day pass cost 950,000 VND, of which 300,000 VND was food credit. A towel cost an extra 50,000 VND; the waterpark and cinema were included.
Mia Resort: according to a June 2026 report, the day pass cost 577,500 VND, of which 200,000 VND was credit for food including alcohol; towels were included. The author advised booking in advance, before arriving.
Axi Lounge: in June 2026 the day pass cost 240,000 VND, with a towel for an extra 50,000 VND. Downsides according to the report: no sunbeds by the sea, and the author was not allowed onto the grounds of the neighbouring Anam.
Costabella: the cheapest option in the June 2026 report — 220,000 VND with a towel included, but there is no pool.
Duyen in Cam Ranh: according to a June 2026 report, the hotel had stopped selling day passes and was not admitting non-staying guests. This may have changed since — check with the hotel before going.