Where to Stay in Long Hai, Vietnam – A Local Guide

Find the right area and hotel for your beach escape, from budget guesthouses to seafront resorts.

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Long Hai is a relaxed beach town in Ba Ria–Vung Tau province, known for its long sandy shore, seafood, and proximity to Ho Chi Minh City. Travelers visit for a low-key coastal escape with affordable hotels and a local atmosphere. With 95 hotels listed, options range from simple guesthouses to seafront resorts.

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Hotel: 158 Rating: - Location: City center
Hotel: An Hoa Residence Rating: - Location: Long Hai
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Long Hai's Main Accommodation Areas

Most visitors to Long Hai stay along the beachfront strip on Thùy Vân or Trần Phú, where hotels face the sea and seafood restaurants line the sand. Inland lanes behind the beach offer quieter guesthouses and homestays at lower prices. The small town centre around the market has budget hotels and easy access to local food and transport.

Where should you stay?

📍 Beachfront (Thùy Vân / Trần Phú)

The main beachfront strip is where most hotels and resorts cluster, offering direct access to the sand and sea views. Restaurants and cafes line the street, making it convenient for a beach-focused stay. Accommodation ranges from mid-range hotels to upscale resorts.
Pros
  • Steps from the beach
  • Sea views from many rooms
  • Plenty of dining options
Cons
  • Can be noisy on weekends
  • Higher prices than inland

Perfect for: Beach lovers and first-timers

Note: Book sea-view rooms directly with hotels for the best availability.

📍 Town Centre (Chợ Long Hải area)

The town centre around the market offers a more local experience with budget hotels and guesthouses. It's within walking distance to the beach and has easy access to street food and shops. This area suits travelers looking for value and convenience.
Pros
  • Affordable room rates
  • Local food and markets nearby
  • Walkable to beach
Cons
  • Less scenic than the beachfront
  • Some streets can be busy

Perfect for: Budget travelers and culture seekers

Note: Expect basic amenities; many guesthouses are family-run.

📍 Inland Lanes (behind the beachfront)

Just a block or two back from the beach, the inland lanes are quieter and offer a mix of homestays and small hotels. You're still close to the beach but away from the main road traffic. Prices are generally lower than beachfront properties.
Pros
  • Quiet atmosphere
  • Good value for money
  • Short walk to beach
Cons
  • Fewer sea-view rooms
  • Limited dining options right outside

Perfect for: Travelers seeking peace and value

Note: Check walking distance to the beach before booking.

📍 Dinh Cô Temple Area

Around the Dinh Cô Temple and nearby fishing harbour, you'll find a handful of guesthouses and small hotels. The area has a local vibe and is close to the beach and seafood restaurants. It's a good spot for those who want to be near cultural sights.
Pros
  • Close to temple and harbour
  • Local seafood restaurants
  • Beach within walking distance
Cons
  • Can be crowded during festivals
  • Limited hotel choices

Perfect for: Culture enthusiasts and seafood lovers

Note: The temple area gets busy during lunar festivals.

📍 Phước Hải Road (towards Phước Hải)

Heading south towards Phước Hải, the road is lined with a few resorts and guesthouses that offer a more secluded stay. This area is quieter and suited to travelers with their own transport. The beach here is less developed but still accessible.
Pros
  • Peaceful and less crowded
  • Some resorts with pools
  • Scenic coastal drive
Cons
  • Need a motorbike or car to get around
  • Fewer restaurants within walking distance

Perfect for: Those seeking seclusion and nature

Note: Not ideal without a vehicle; plan transport in advance.

Special in Long Hai

Book beachfront rooms directly with hotels for the best rates; many small places offer free breakfast and airport pickup when you contact them in advance.

Getting Around from Outside Areas

Rent a motorbike (around 100,000–150,000 VND per day) to explore the coast and nearby fishing villages; taxis are scarce, so arrange rides through your hotel.

Important: Navigating Long Hai Transport Apps

Avoid unlicensed taxis from Vung Tau or Ho Chi Minh City; agree on the fare or use a ride-hailing app. Weekend traffic can be heavy, so plan extra time.

Visit on weekdays outside...

Visit on weekdays outside June–August and public holidays; room rates drop noticeably and the beach is quieter, especially from September to November.

Practicalities for Your Long Hai Stay

Best Time to Visit Long Hai

The best time to visit Long Hai is from December to April, when the weather is dry and sunny, though this is also peak season for domestic tourists. For better hotel value and fewer crowds, consider May or September–November, avoiding major holidays and the rainy months of June–August.

Essential Long Hai Hotel Tips

Key insights for a comfortable stay:

Book beachfront rooms directly for sea views

Hotels on Thùy Vân and Trần Phú often reserve sea-view rooms for direct bookings; contact them via their official website to request one and confirm availability.

Check for hidden fees at budget guesthouses

Some small guesthouses in the town centre may charge extra for air conditioning or motorbike parking; ask about all costs before booking.

Visit the Dinh Cô Temple festival for local culture

If you're in Long Hai during the lunar festival at Dinh Cô Temple, expect crowds but a vibrant atmosphere; book accommodation well in advance.

Rent a motorbike to explore nearby beaches

A motorbike gives you flexibility to reach quieter beaches like Phước Hải and local seafood spots; rentals are available through most hotels.

Avoid weekend price hikes by arriving on Sunday

Domestic tourists flock to Long Hai on weekends, pushing up room rates; arriving on Sunday and staying through midweek can secure better deals.

Budget Expectations for Long Hai Hotels

What to expect at different price points:

CategoryPrice RangeWhat You Get
Budget $15.00 - $30.00/night Simple private room in a family-run guesthouse in the town centre, often with fan or air conditioning, a short walk from the beach, and sometimes breakfast included.
Mid Range $30.00 - $60.00/night Comfortable hotel room with air conditioning, private bathroom, and possibly a balcony, located on the beachfront or a block away, usually with breakfast.
Upscale $60.00 - $100.00/night Spacious room in a seafront hotel or resort with sea views, pool access, and breakfast, often with a restaurant and bar on site.
Luxury $100.00 - $200.00/night Premium resort suite or bungalow with direct beach access, private balcony, full amenities, and often inclusive breakfast and airport transfer.

Taxis & Ride-Hailing Apps in Vietnam

Book your ride from your phone — the apps locals and travelers actually use:

AppWhat It Is
Grab (full English) Rides, motorbikes, food delivery, and GrabMart (groceries & souvenirs to your hotel in <30 min).
Xanh SM Vietnam’s all-electric ride-hailing (VinFast cars). Clean, green, and widely available in Hanoi, HCMC, Da Nang.

More apps worth downloading: Local Travel Apps in Vietnam

Final Insider Advice

Compare a few hotels and book direct on their official websites — you'll often get a better rate, free cancellation, and a direct line to the owner for local tips.

Long Hai — Frequently Asked Questions

Which area is best for first-time visitors to Long Hai?

The beachfront strip along Thùy Vân and Trần Phú is ideal for first-timers, offering easy access to the sand, restaurants, and hotels with sea views. It provides a convenient base for exploring the town and nearby attractions.

Is Long Hai safe for tourists?

Long Hai is generally a safe destination with a relaxed atmosphere. As with any beach town, keep an eye on your belongings and use common sense, especially at night or in crowded areas.

How many days should I spend in Long Hai?

Two to three days are enough to enjoy the beach, try local seafood, and visit nearby sights like Dinh Cô Temple. Longer stays suit those seeking a quiet retreat or using Long Hai as a base to explore the region.

How do I get from Ho Chi Minh City to Long Hai?

The most convenient option is a taxi or private car, taking about 2 to 2.5 hours. Alternatively, you can take a bus to Vung Tau and then a local shuttle or motorbike taxi to Long Hai.

What budget do I need for a hotel in Long Hai?

Budget guesthouses start around 15–30 USD per night, while mid-range hotels typically cost 30–60 USD. Upscale and luxury resorts range from 60 to 200 USD, with beachfront properties commanding higher rates.

Should I book my hotel directly or through an agency?

Booking direct with the hotel's official website often secures the best rate and allows you to request specific rooms, like sea views. It also gives you a direct contact for local tips and transport arrangements.

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