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wonderful, and the customer service was top notch. Highly recommended.

Awesome setting Comfortable bed

Staff were kind and friendly. Space in the 2 bed villa was incredible, not only did we have a private pool, we had a private badminton court! Only negatives are that could use a bit of a refresh as they are looking a little dated and the restaurant could do with having a bigger selection, maybe add some daily specials so it’s not always the same options for lunch and dinner

As our debut trip to Vietnam we were blown away with the hospitality at Angsana Resort Lang Co. From the moment we arrived at the resort and were offered the welcome tea, the staff were so friendly and helpful! For 17 nights we stayed in one of the Beachfront Pool Suites which was clean, spacious and comfortable. In the mornings we thoroughly enjoyed the extensive buffet breakfast which offered diverse and authentic dishes with an abundance of Local and Western options available. All the resort staff were friendly and helpful but I must make special mention to Y, Thom and Hue who made every single day we stayed at the resort an absolute dream. They spoilt us rotten and we felt like royalty receiving their exceptional service! Hien and My were also so kind and thoughtful! Not to mention the special gestures of things like messages written in leaves or towels folded into animals surrounded by petals on our bed, fresh fruit every day, plenty of water. We had everything we needed to enjoy the luxurious, peaceful resort. We enjoyed lazing in our private pool as well as the long floating canal through the resort with the swim up bar. Angsana Lang Co may be viewed as remote, however we believe it is completely worth it. We enjoyed day trips to Hoi An, Ba Na Hills, Lang Co town and Da Nang with plenty of down time at the resort. We head back to Australia completely recharged, and thanks to the amazing treatment we received at Angsana Resort Lang Co, we have decided to

Haven, especially the quiet pool. Staff all say Xin Chao (hello) feels a little “corporate policy” rather than genuine, but generally all good