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In that same price range, Mia Resort Mui Ne is a beautiful boutique with 31 villas, chic beachy decor, an excellent restaurant, and a central location within walking distance of restaurants and bars. The hotel is located right in the thick of the action, but its lush gardens, pretty beach, and handful of villas allow for a serene atmosphere. Those looking to stay in the city center may find the gorgeous Cham Villas to be a good alternative.
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The hotel’s mellow vibe and somewhat remote location may not be for those who come to Mui Ne for its hopping bars and beachfront restaurants with live music, but the Full Moon Village is a great upscale pick for travelers seeking some R&R. At night only a few tables were occupied at the main restaurant, and the lounge was empty except for a family with young kids. The few couples and families we saw at the pool seemed more interested in sunbathing book in hand or swimming than in drinking and chatting loudly, and kids looked more than happy to play quietly in the water.
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On our way to breakfast we saw about a dozen people already in the water with their boogie boards, which guests can borrow free of charge during their stay. This layout allows for a serene atmosphere around the villas and the pool, as the action centers around the water sports center and the restaurant during the day.

The road runs down the middle of the property, leaving the lobby, the restaurant, the lounge, and the water sports center on the beach side, and all 17 villas, the pool, and the poolside cafe across the street. Three-bedroom villas have a simpler, more contemporary style, with white facades and white metal window and door frames. Villas come in two different architectural styles: two-bedroom units are built in the traditional local style, with reclaimed wood decorated with intricate carvings, big windows with wooden frames, and brick accents.

Pitched terra-cotta tile roofs and the tops of thatched open pavilions peek out from behind the bamboo fences bordering each garden, which combined with dozens of towering palm trees lend the grounds an exotic tropical feel. With just 17 stand-alone villas - each with its own private entrance and garden - and lush grounds with stone paths, the property looks like a miniature traditional Vietnamese village. Tucked away on a small country road outside of Mui Ne, the Full Moon Village has an intimate, serene feel.
