We stayed here a week ago. What an incredible experience!! World class service, food, accommodations, and everything else. I fell in love with this place! Great video!! I noticed the general manager, Mark in your video. He and his team are top notch.
Stumbled upon your videos here and there, now going through all of them lol wow so glad you narrate them now. You have a great voice for it. But these earlier videos are beautiful. I've stayed at the Zannier in Siem Reap, Cambodia. Phum Baitang was also stunning. The muted colors/tones throughout the property, "subtle luxury", and how the design, tastefully done, paid homage to the local culture & history. Timeless.
Wow... just wow. What a magical paradise this is! The attention to detail and stunning setting is just incredible. I loved the Hill villas and was imagining that I could see myself living in this style of cottage - it's paradise to me (did I say that already!). And those restaurants - particularly Bà Hai and Làng Chài - are really something else. Thank you for sharing this with us! I will now eagerly look Zannier up, including in their other locations.
I mean, that really depends on what you'd consider "things to do" to mean haha. This is very much a resort with isolated rest and relaxation in mind- not full of creative activities like a Six Senses would be. All Zannier properties have an Excursion Menu on their website that you might want to check out. Thanks for watching 🙏🏻
U’re definitely one of the first travel bloggers who made such a detailed video of this resort. I searched months ago & there was none. I’ll go there this Jun, so do u know Ba Hai restaurant will open by then?
Thanks for watching! From what I was told in January, Ba Hai would be open in March 2021. I highly suggest you contact the front desk directly before you book to make sure (there was a bit of a disconnect between them and the reservations department when I was there- hence why I suggest calling them directly). Also when you call, if it’s not too far in advance ask them which menus will be offered on your days there. I’m sure it’s all delicious but the Central cuisine menu by far looked best to me (and I would be really disappointed if I booked on Vegetarian night...). Hope you enjoy your trip!
The food prices were the upper end of average for 5 star resorts in VN- the drink prices though were much higher than normal. I’d suggest contacting them directly for the menus. Thanks for watching 🙏🏻
I arrived there from the Avani who arranged a car for me for ~500k and departed from Zannier to the airport in what I thought was to be one of their cars, but was an outside contract car for ~1.2m. That’s just my best recollection of the prices (was 18 months ago almost) but based on the distances the prices make sense. Zannier is way out of the way and I highly doubt Grab would be available from there, but possibly to get there. Thanks for watching 🙏🏻
I am considering this hotel, Intercontinental at Da Nang and Amanoi for my upcoming stay. Which of these do you think offers more authentic food, as hotel foods are often expensive and a less flavorful version of local cuisines? Additionally, which one provides a wider range of activities and has a better beach? Do you have any idea of how these options compare in these aspects? Thanks.
For specific itinerary questions and the such I have the Globe Trotter level of my Patreon designed just for it. Out of respect to my Patreons who pay me for such advice, I'll limit my comment here to just saying I think Amanoi is wildly overpriced. Happy to dive into details on Patreon. Thanks for understanding. Patreon.com/theflipfloptraveller
This review is over 2 years old and the room rates have more than doubled since then, so I’d suggest contacting the resort directly for their current menus.
Thanks for watching! No, Zannier Bai San Ho is not all-inclusive (to my knowledge only their properties in Namibia offer this). The Hilltop Pool Villas (which is my recommended room here) are pricing out over $800 per night for dates I’ve seen in 2022. My recommendation if your plans are flexible is to check out some of the pool villas at various resorts in Nha Trang (L’alya Resort for example), Da Nang or Phu Quoc- all of which have many more better value resorts. Please don’t get me wrong though, Zannier is an incredible resort, but when they start pricing above $600 it makes me begin to search for a better value for my money.
Yes! But I think the Thann amenities may be temporary at least as you see them as I’ve been told they have a goal to make the rooms single use plastic free.
September-December are rainy season in this part of VN, but Oct/Nov are by far the worst with 500-600+mm of rain per month and almost guaranteed typhoons. The majority of central VN should be avoided during these months for the same reasons. Thanks for watching 🙏🏻
Yea definitely. The rain in the central regions isn’t tropical like in Saigon where it just rains for an hour or so each day- in the central regions at times it rains for days on end.
We stayed here a week ago. What an incredible experience!! World class service, food, accommodations, and everything else. I fell in love with this place! Great video!! I noticed the general manager, Mark in your video. He and his team are top notch.
Glad you enjoyed!
Watched again. Thanks for the memories.
Stumbled upon your videos here and there, now going through all of them lol wow so glad you narrate them now. You have a great voice for it. But these earlier videos are beautiful. I've stayed at the Zannier in Siem Reap, Cambodia. Phum Baitang was also stunning. The muted colors/tones throughout the property, "subtle luxury", and how the design, tastefully done, paid homage to the local culture & history. Timeless.
Thanks for sharing ✈️
Wow... just wow. What a magical paradise this is! The attention to detail and stunning setting is just incredible. I loved the Hill villas and was imagining that I could see myself living in this style of cottage - it's paradise to me (did I say that already!). And those restaurants - particularly Bà Hai and Làng Chài - are really something else. Thank you for sharing this with us! I will now eagerly look Zannier up, including in their other locations.
Thanks for watching 🩴
your channel is now my favorite. Thank you and keep up the good work.
Thanks very much!
It's really a beautiful resort, thank you for the review details.
Yes it is! So happy to have it here in Vietnam. Thanks for watching!
It's so new. I cant find any detail review like this. I'll be there soon! Many tks for your vid.
Thank you for watching :) hope you can enjoy Zannier BSH soon!
Hidden gem!!! Amazing resort!!!!
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Beautiful panoramic view from the room
From all rooms!
Stunning! Phu Yen just made our list ❤
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It’s great to see a video of such a new resort like this! Bravo 👏
Thank you! Trying to get all of the new hotels opening in 2021 as well! Many new brands entering new cities!
You’ve done your great job. Keep good work 🙌
incredible experience. Thank you
Thanks for watching 🙏🏻
Planning to stay 5 nights in May. Is there enough things to do there or do I need to venture outside the property?
I mean, that really depends on what you'd consider "things to do" to mean haha. This is very much a resort with isolated rest and relaxation in mind- not full of creative activities like a Six Senses would be. All Zannier properties have an Excursion Menu on their website that you might want to check out. Thanks for watching 🙏🏻
Great place, i love the resort 🌾🌾🌴🌴🌊☀️👍🏻
Yes! One of my favorites in Vietnam. Thanks for watching!
U’re definitely one of the first travel bloggers who made such a detailed video of this resort. I searched months ago & there was none. I’ll go there this Jun, so do u know Ba Hai restaurant will open by then?
Thanks for watching! From what I was told in January, Ba Hai would be open in March 2021. I highly suggest you contact the front desk directly before you book to make sure (there was a bit of a disconnect between them and the reservations department when I was there- hence why I suggest calling them directly). Also when you call, if it’s not too far in advance ask them which menus will be offered on your days there. I’m sure it’s all delicious but the Central cuisine menu by far looked best to me (and I would be really disappointed if I booked on Vegetarian night...). Hope you enjoy your trip!
@@tfft got it! Thanks for the advice!
Just checked into room 424. Crazy the room is one mile from the reception.
Hope you enjoy!
Amazing review! We are staying there in April. What are the food prices like? We have looked online and can’t find any menus! Thank you!
The food prices were the upper end of average for 5 star resorts in VN- the drink prices though were much higher than normal. I’d suggest contacting them directly for the menus. Thanks for watching 🙏🏻
Great video! Was wondering how did you travel to the property? Via GrabCar or arranged with the hotel? How much did it cost
I arrived there from the Avani who arranged a car for me for ~500k and departed from Zannier to the airport in what I thought was to be one of their cars, but was an outside contract car for ~1.2m. That’s just my best recollection of the prices (was 18 months ago almost) but based on the distances the prices make sense. Zannier is way out of the way and I highly doubt Grab would be available from there, but possibly to get there. Thanks for watching 🙏🏻
Sorry just realized you might not be familiar with VN prices. 500k = 500.000 ~$22US, 1.2m = 1.200.000 = ~$52USD.
Thank you very much sir!
Another awesome review
Many more coming! Hope to publish at least 60 reviews this year, hopefully more.
I am considering this hotel, Intercontinental at Da Nang and Amanoi for my upcoming stay.
Which of these do you think offers more authentic food, as hotel foods are often expensive and a less flavorful version of local cuisines? Additionally, which one provides a wider range of activities and has a better beach? Do you have any idea of how these options compare in these aspects? Thanks.
For specific itinerary questions and the such I have the Globe Trotter level of my Patreon designed just for it. Out of respect to my Patreons who pay me for such advice, I'll limit my comment here to just saying I think Amanoi is wildly overpriced. Happy to dive into details on Patreon. Thanks for understanding. Patreon.com/theflipfloptraveller
Great review. I got a question about the restaurant and drink prices. What can you expect to pay more or less.
This review is over 2 years old and the room rates have more than doubled since then, so I’d suggest contacting the resort directly for their current menus.
@@tfft okay, thanks!
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Kênh cám ơn bạn đã xem 🙏
So beautyfull ❤️❤️❤️
Thanks for watching 🙏🏻
Is this an all-inclusive resort? I don't see any mention of it, so I am asking. I have never stayed in a $400+/night resort before.
Thanks for watching! No, Zannier Bai San Ho is not all-inclusive (to my knowledge only their properties in Namibia offer this). The Hilltop Pool Villas (which is my recommended room here) are pricing out over $800 per night for dates I’ve seen in 2022. My recommendation if your plans are flexible is to check out some of the pool villas at various resorts in Nha Trang (L’alya Resort for example), Da Nang or Phu Quoc- all of which have many more better value resorts. Please don’t get me wrong though, Zannier is an incredible resort, but when they start pricing above $600 it makes me begin to search for a better value for my money.
Are there any 5 star resorts you can recommend in nha Trang that are close to surfing beaches/spots
I’ve not heard of Nha Trang being well known as a surfing spot so I’m probably not the guy to ask on this one. Thanks for watching 🙏🏻
Stunning resort. And are they using Thann's amenities?
Yes! But I think the Thann amenities may be temporary at least as you see them as I’ve been told they have a goal to make the rooms single use plastic free.
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That hilltop villa looked incredible!
Pretty sure it’s the best one on the property.
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A potty inside the closet?? That's insane! Do all the villas have the same layout?
Nope, each category is very different.
Good to know. Thanks. I will check with the hotel before making a booking.
Hi, in the video u have stated October-November to be avoided. Why?
September-December are rainy season in this part of VN, but Oct/Nov are by far the worst with 500-600+mm of rain per month and almost guaranteed typhoons. The majority of central VN should be avoided during these months for the same reasons. Thanks for watching 🙏🏻
@@tfft Thanks. Never knew about this. Planning to visit in 1st & 2nd week of October. I should be re-thinking now.
Yea definitely. The rain in the central regions isn’t tropical like in Saigon where it just rains for an hour or so each day- in the central regions at times it rains for days on end.
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Thank you :)
Much Too long - sorry… u have to bring it to 5 Minutes maximum
😂 Yah ok- this isn’t Tik Tok.
Wish this video had your voice narration in it lol
Thanks for watching 🩴