Travel Guide: Cát Tường Villa Hồ Bơi Gần Biển, Vũng Tàu

Introduction

Nestled in the sun-drenched coastal city of Vũng Tàu, just a two-hour drive from Ho Chi Minh City, Cát Tường Villa Hồ Bơi Gần Biển is the perfect getaway for travelers craving beachside relaxation without the crowds of Vietnam’s more popular tourist hubs. Set along scenic Võ Thị Sáu, this family-friendly villa blends private comfort with easy access to Vũng Tàu’s iconic shores, making it ideal for weekend retreats, group getaways, and long-term stays alike.

Hotel Overview

Cát Tường Villa caters to every type of traveler with its thoughtful range of facilities and homely vibe. All guest spaces are air-conditioned, with options for spacious family rooms and non-smoking accommodations, many featuring private balconies or terraces overlooking lush garden views. Each unit comes with a simple functional kitchen, washing machine, flat-screen TV, and private en-suite bathroom, giving guests the flexibility to self-cater during longer stays.

The villa’s standout feature is its year-round open private outdoor swimming pool, complete with a shallow section safe for young children, plus a relaxing hot tub for unwinding after a day of exploring. Guests get exclusive access to a private beach area just steps from the property, and complimentary perks include free property-wide Wi-Fi and free private parking with an electric vehicle charging station, a rare convenience for coastal Vũng Tàu. On-site amenities include a bar serving cold local beers and tropical cocktails, a shared lounge, and a small on-site shrine for guests seeking quiet reflection. The villa also organizes regular activities for guests, from themed dinners and movie nights to guided walking and cycling tours around the city. Additional services include airport shuttle (for an extra fee), luggage storage, and access to on-site billiards, tennis, and badminton equipment.

Nearby Local Attractions

Three unmissable attractions sit within a 15-minute drive of the villa:

• Vũng Tàu Lighthouse: Perched atop Small Mountain (Nui Nho), this 19th-century French colonial lighthouse offers sweeping panoramic views of the South China Sea and the city’s coastline. The winding walk up the hill is shaded by banyan trees, and the sunset views from the top are unbeatable.
• Christ the King Statue: One of Vũng Tàu’s most iconic landmarks, this 32-meter tall standing Jesus statue sits atop Big Mountain (Nui Lon). Visitors can climb a spiral staircase inside the statue to the observation deck at the shoulders for postcard-perfect views of the bay.
• Bạch Dinh (White Palace): A beautifully preserved French colonial villa built in 1898 as a summer retreat for the French governor, this waterfront landmark now houses a small museum of local history and art, with well-maintained gardens overlooking the sea.

Travel Tips

The villa’s front desk only speaks Vietnamese, so it’s helpful to have a translation app downloaded before arrival. Book directly through the villa’s official channels to secure early access to the private pool and beach, especially during peak Vietnamese holiday seasons (Tết Nguyên Đán in January/February and summer school holidays in July-August). Don’t miss the villa’s weekly happy hour, where you can try local Vũng Tàu seafood appetizers paired with fresh coconut water for a fraction of the price of tourist beach restaurants. If you’re traveling from Ho Chi Minh City, the villa can arrange affordable private shuttle service for groups, which is more comfortable than crowded public buses.