Travel Guide: COASTAR SAKI HO TRAM, Ba Ria-Vung Tau Province

Tucked along Vietnam’s unspoiled southeastern coastline, Ho Tram has emerged as a quiet alternative to the crowded beach resorts of Nha Trang and Phu Quoc, and COASTAR SAKI HO TRAM sits right at the heart of this laid-back paradise. Located on Ven Bieu Road in Xuyen Moc District, Ba Ria-Vung Tau, this boutique property trades over-the-top resort glitz for intimate, private beachside comfort, ideal for travelers looking to disconnect and recharge.

Hotel Overview

COASTAR SAKI HO TRAM is designed for self-sufficient travelers who value privacy over constant connectivity. The property offers free private on-site parking with no advance reservation required, making it perfect for road trippers exploring Ho Chi Minh City’s nearby coastal escapes. Each unit comes equipped with a simple functional kitchen and washing machine, letting you settle in for longer stays and prepare light local meals with fresh seafood picked up from nearby fishing villages. In-room amenities include air conditioning, a flat-screen TV, and a minibar for storing cold drinks and snacks. What sets this property apart is its exclusive private pool and access to lush garden views from every unit, and staff speak both English and Vietnamese to ensure a smooth stay for international and domestic guests alike. Note that the property does not offer internet, which is part of its appeal: it encourages guests to step away from screens and soak up the coastal quiet.

Nearby Local Attractions

Three standout attractions are all within a 30-minute drive of the hotel. First, Ho Tram Beach, just a 5-minute walk from the property, is a 15-kilometer stretch of golden sand lapped by calm, warm South China Sea waters, far less crowded than Vung Tau’s main beaches. Second, the Xuyen Moc Mangrove Forest, 25 kilometers north, is a protected wetland where you can kayak through tangled root systems, spot native water birds and saltwater crocodiles, and learn about local conservation efforts. Third, the Ho Coc Beach and Hot Spring complex, 12 kilometers north, combines rugged rocky shorelines with natural mineral hot springs perfect for soothing sore muscles after a day of hiking.

Travel Tips

Since the property does not offer internet, download offline maps and any travel documents before you arrive. Stock up on groceries and fresh seafood at the Xuyen Moc Central Market, 15 minutes away by car, to take advantage of your in-unit kitchen. If you’re visiting between May and October, pack rain gear and plan for afternoon showers, and book peak-season (December to January) stays months in advance, as private properties in Ho Tram fill up quickly. For day trips, Ho Chi Minh City is just a 2.5-hour drive north, making this hotel a great base for a quick coastal getaway from the city.