Ccasa Hostel

Staff are nice, beds and bathroom are clean and price is cheap. Only issue with this hostel is some of the other guests. They smoke in the common areas all the time and that smoke gets into the sleeping rooms (the rooms are right next to the common areas). Also, had someone talking on the phone very loudly at night. So if you want a relaxing, quiet experience, might be a good idea to spens a bit more money on a more upscale place.

Great place to rest, relax and recover Outstanding customer service. Staff take good care of customers. Good place to rest, relax and recover. Feel like your home and your privacy is respected. Good atmosphere and pleasant travellers stay here. Good place for small groups and solo travellers. More convenient for those people who have a scooter or bike.

Lovely hostel comftorble beds. Not extremely busy or social when we went but it was the off season. Staff attitude was great though always ready to help with a smile. We arrived very early around 7 in the morning and they made up our beds within the hour. Also very close to a beach and grabbable everywhere else

By far the best hostel I’ve stayed at in Vietnam. Friendly, accommodating owner and great staff. Close to the beach, restaurants, shops, and cafes. Comfortable beds, secure lockers outside the rooms, and clean, well-maintained toilets.

+ Positive I didn’t expect much from the hostel as I was just looking for a place to sleep and work during the day. But I realised during my stay that this place meets many of the requirements of a good hostel. The staff, made out of Vietnamese and international volunteers, is friendly and casual. If they are not busy you can find them hanging around in the lobby or working on their side hustles. They didn’t enforce any annoying policies and were ok with refunding my last night I cancelled du to changes to my schedule. I also liked the atmosphere: While many guests were working during the day (as I did), I felt that if I had more free time, I could have easily socialised here. Guest were diverse: I encountered British, Canadian, Turkmen, Russian, Chinese, Vietnamese, French, and German people. The location is good too as northern Nha Trang has great sightseeing spots. There are great food options in the vicinity: cheap food cafés, work cafés, and fancy Vietnamese restaurants and bars are right around the corner. I also liked the amenities: the bathroom was clean and dry at any time of the day. You can hand over laundry to a shop right besides the hostel. Rental motorbikes are maintained. WiFi is ok. There’s a public kitchen. Drinks are cheap. - Negative Little space in dorm rooms: You pay a little amount but you also get little space. No food offer at the hostel. 4G signal is weak inside the building. The snorkelling tour was underwhelming (you pay for the convenience and the entertainment, but the snorkelling is mid as reefs are dead). In the morning the reception might sporadically not be staffed and you might need to wait to check out or to ask a question. Limited drink selection. No coffee or tea. Dorms are not locked. Lockers are too small to store big suitcases or backpacks.

I stayed in this hostel for 1 night. Overall it was just ok. The bed where I stayed in smelled foul. I wasn’t able to sleep well because of it. I’m glad I just stayed here for a night. I don’t think I can last more than 1 night. The room is also so cramped for 6 beds. The staff were nice though ;).

By far the best hostel I've stayed at in Nha Trang! Great staff, the owner is super friendly and the overal vibe here is great. Close to the beach and some good restaurants, everything you need is within reach! Will definitely be coming back here.

This place is sooo nice! Would recommend anyone staying in Nha Trang to stay here! Such a nice area, the better side of the river;) the workers are so nice too makes you really feel at home and the actual place sweet too, good shower, good bed can’t complain