Travel Guide to Căn hộ Hacom, Ninh Thuận, Vietnam

Introduction

Tucked away in the sunny coastal heart of Ninh Thuận province, Căn hộ Hacom is a hidden gem for travelers looking to trade crowded resort towns for authentic, low-key Vietnamese coastal charm. This self-contained apartment in Phan Rang-Tháp Chàm puts you close to sweeping empty beaches, dramatic volcanic landscapes, and delicious regional cuisine, all while offering the comfort and flexibility of a home away from home. Whether you’re a solo backpacker, a couple on a quiet getaway, or a small family exploring southern Vietnam’s less-touristed coast, this apartment delivers excellent value for a relaxed, immersive trip.

Hotel Overview

Located on the fourth floor of building A1 in the Thanh Sơn neighborhood of Phan Rang-Tháp Chàm, Căn hộ Hacom is a fully independent apartment designed for self-catering stays. Access is easy via elevator, and the entire space is fitted out as an accessible accommodation, making it suitable for travelers with limited mobility. The apartment is fully soundproofed, with tile floors, air conditioning, a ceiling fan, and mosquito nets for comfortable, uninterrupted rest.

The full kitchen comes equipped with a stovetop, full set of cookware, an electric kettle, refrigerator, and washing machine – perfect for longer stays or preparing light meals with fresh local seafood bought from nearby markets. Other amenities include a flat-screen TV, free Wi-Fi across the property, a private balcony with garden views, a wardrobe, and a full en-suite bathroom with a standalone shower and bidet. Public parking is available nearby for just 50,000 VND per day (reservation required), and staff speak both English and Vietnamese for smooth check-in and assistance.

Local Attractions

Three unmissable attractions are all within a 30-minute drive of the apartment:

• Vĩnh Hy Bay: A sheltered crescent of turquoise water framed by rugged rocky headlands, Vĩnh Hy is one of Vietnam’s most beautiful unspoiled coastlines. You can take a traditional wooden boat tour through the bay to spot coral, swim in clear shallow water, and visit a local pearl farm.
• Po Klong Garai Cham Temple Towers: These 13th-century Hindu stone towers, built by the ancient Cham Empire, sit on a low hill outside Phan Rang. Intricately carved with floral and religious motifs, the site offers panoramic views of the surrounding countryside and a quiet look into Vietnam’s rich cultural history.
• Ninh Chữ Beach: A wide, quiet stretch of golden sand just 15 minutes from the apartment, Ninh Chữ is perfect for slow afternoons swimming, walking the shore, and eating fresh grilled seafood from casual beachside stalls, without the crowds of more popular Vietnamese beach destinations.

Travel Tips

The best time to visit Ninh Thuận is between December and April, when the weather is dry and sunny with cool coastal breezes. Stock up on fresh fruit and seafood at Phan Rang Central Market, a 10-minute drive from the apartment, to cook in your full kitchen. Grab a motorbike (available for rent locally) to explore the area, as it’s the easiest way to reach nearby beaches and temples. If you’re arriving by bus, the apartment is 3 kilometers from Phan Rang Bus Station, and a local taxi will get you here in under 10 minutes. Don’t forget to try Ninh Thuận’s famous grilled goat and coconut wine during your stay – both local specialties you won’t find in many other parts of Vietnam.