Excellent Stay at Pullman Vung Tau The Pullman Hotel in Vung Tau fully meets the high standards and expectations of the Pullman brand. From the sleek, modern design to the impeccable service, every detail reflects quality and professionalism. The rooms are spacious, clean, and well-appointed, offering both comfort and style. The facilities, including the pool and dining options, are top-notch, making it an ideal choice for both business and leisure travelers. Staff were attentive and courteous throughout my stay, ensuring a seamless experience. If you’re looking for a dependable and luxurious option in Vung Tau, Pullman delivers exactly what you’d expect from this premium brand. Highly recommended!

A Five-Star Shell, Three-Star Substance Checking into the Pullman Vung Tau was an experience I’ll not soon forget, but perhaps wish I could. Led by the enthusiastic Mr Tin, the front office team insisted on charging my credit card for the entire stay before we even saw the room. A bold strategy for a hotel that clearly subscribes to the motto “promise less, deliver less.” After much back-and-forth, a refund was secured, and we begrudgingly decided to stay one night—a decision that proved both regrettable and enlightening. Let’s start with the room: spacious and comfortable, but as hot as a greenhouse in summer. The air conditioning, determined to conserve energy at all costs, avoided cooling the sleeping area altogether. The minibar? An exercise in minimalism—it was entirely empty. According to staff, this is a “feature” to ensure we receive the freshest cans of beer and soda on request. I can confirm they were indeed fresh, if utterly inconvenient. The hotel boasted several amenities, all of which seemed to exist only in theory. The swimming pool bar was closed, the spa was a no-show, and the so-called 24-hour room service transformed into a pumpkin at 9:30 pm. Italian wine? Actually French. Carlsberg beer? Nope, it’s Jasmine IPA (connected to the wrong barrel, no less). Clearly, the Pullman is trailblazing a new trend in “guess the beverage” hospitality. Breakfast was a unique affair—tea served without teapots, and plates spirited away mid-meal by the overly eager staff. It’s hard to savour your meal when it’s whisked out of sight just as you’re cutting into it. The bathroom amenities were similarly innovative: pump dispensers that double as paperweights. Naturally, reporting the issue yielded no resolution. The only saving grace? The doorman and bellman, who valiantly attempted to add a sliver of professionalism to the proceedings. It’s almost as if they were operating in a parallel universe where service still matters. In conclusion, the Pullman Hotel Vung Tau is a 5-star property that delivers a 3-star experience—if we’re being generous. The management might want to revisit the basics of hospitality, and the owners could consider dropping in to remind themselves what a luxury hotel is supposed to be. If you’re looking for a quirky, chaotic getaway with plenty of stories to tell, this might just be the place for you. Otherwise, I recommend looking elsewhere.