I can’t express enough how great the overall experience was at Wink Tuy Hoa Beach. The hotel is in a great part of the city, with plenty nearby, including excellent food options. It is also close to the massive beach and parks. The lobby area is extremely cute, and since I was working all week, I spent significant amounts of time there. I was not only able to personally interact with the staff but also watched them interact with other guests. Everything was smooth, and as soon as someone entered the lobby or breakfast area, someone was immediately there to help, happy and smiling. There were several special occasions celebrated during my stay. There was a Halloween party for a large group of children where the staff enthusiastically decorated the entire lobby. They did an exceptional job with some very creative things. There was also a birthday celebration for a staff member, with a cake provided, as well as a celebration of Vietnam’s Women’s Day, where all the female staff were recognized and rewarded with a group dinner. It was nice to see the staff being appreciated as well as the guests. World of Hyatt recognition was excellent, and the staff were knowledgeable about the benefits. All benefits were honored and explained at check-in. The extremely late checkout was especially appreciated. Many rooms have a beach view, and I received a great upgrade to one on a high floor, the best room in the hotel. The room itself was extremely cute. There is even on-site laundry, which is rare. I ate multiple meals at Wink Bar + Kitchen throughout my stay, and the quality of the food was consistently well above average. Starting with breakfast, what was most important to me was that the buffet food stayed hot and fresh all four hours. There were some especially good-tasting local Asian foods as well as European options. I had each several times throughout my stay. For dinner, I tried multiple items, and the presentation of some was high-end restaurant quality. I also heard other guests mention that they enjoyed the food, so you know that is not just lip service. Service was also excellent. It was refreshing to have such an overall pleasant stay. It also looked like everyone enjoyed working together, and that is a testament to the management. Speaking of management, I met the GM, Tommy, several times during my stay. He was always available and around the hotel, interacting with guests, vendors, staff members, etc. He always looked welcoming, and the staff definitely respected him and appreciated how he treated them. I already have plans to return next year and have told my friends who travel not to skip Tuy Hoa. Thank you, everyone! Mr. Moss

I wasn't quite sure what I’d committed to when I booked two weeks at the Wink Tuy Hoa. Unlike most other travel where I know the country well, or have researched the city thoroughly prior, I had tentatively planned the tail end of my travel at Tuy Hoa based on a couple of photos of the beach (which looked stunning - so I guess it wasn’t completely blind!) Then I arrived in Vietnam - and loved the food, people and pace of life - and I stayed at my first Wink hotel - which seemed like great value with consistent service and nice staff. It was at the Wink Hai Phong I met Quan, working as a bartender there and with extensive experience with the Wink brand, who once we got chatting, and he found out I was heading to Tuy Hoa, he couldn’t have been more excited for me. He shared numerous travel tips and I became very excited for my upcoming stay, which is to say my expectations were incredibly high considering I’d thoroughly enjoyed all my all travel in Vietnam. Tuy Hoa is a tourist town and October is considered an ‘off peak’, rainy season, so the hotel and its surroundings were incredibly quiet when compared to the bustle of Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh City and the popular international tourist spots like Hoi An or Da Nang. It gets fewer international tourists than many beach front locations throughout Vietnam and has a much quieter pace of life. This means some places aren’t located correctly or opened as advertised on Google Maps, there may be fewer staff working, and opening hours may be limited. Tuy Hoa largely shuts down at 10pm during this season too, lots of nearby convenience stores closed at 8pm and even Grab offered virtually no food or mart delivery after 10pm - even on Friday and Saturday nights. This was a bit of a shock to me at first, but it made me appreciate the 24/7 services of the Wink Bar and Restaurant - where some happy hour specials only started at 11pm! The rooftop pool area and room service were both unavailable during my stay too, which I’m assuming was due to the off season too. Thankfully this had zero impact as the rooftop area was still open to use as an unstaffed location and the downstairs restaurant or Grab deliveries are often not much more hassle than room service. If you haven’t stayed at a Wink hotel, they’re a limited service offering with a unique 24 hour stay proposition that recently joined the Unscripted by Hyatt group. Standard rooms are rather small, especially if you’re sharing, but they’re designed primarily to be just somewhere you sleep - although the desk space is functional if you need to work remotely. Breakfast is included in the Wink space each morning, and there is a 24/7 gym and a self-service laundry available. The Wink space can be used by guests for coworking, socialising or lazing about, typically connected to the lobby or check-in area, and the Wink restaurant and bar is available here too. I find the Wink hotels convenient and great value, they’re somewhat similar to UrCove in China (but with less technology) or Caption within the Hyatt brands. The Wink Tuy Hoa I visited in the off peak season made some variations to the standard Wink hotel formula. Breakfast would often be a limited buffet and they’d offer you a few a la carte options that were freshly prepared - honestly, I think this was a great alternative to overserving food when you only have a few guests. When larger groups were staying they would expand the buffet and forego the separate a la carte menu. Every morning there was someone available to do eggs on demand or help with pho. The self service laundry was 50k VND per token - which gave a full wash or 50 minute dryer cycle. This was quite a bit cheaper than other Wink hotels I’d stayed at, and also a longer drying cycle, which is appreciated. However there was no credit card reader to pay wirelessly in the self-service laundry itself, instead a quick trip to the friendly check-in person downstairs to pay for a four character laundry code was a simple workaround. The gym was much more comprehensively fitted out than I was expecting, although I tend not to spend too much time in there on holidays. The rooftop pool area had a fantastic view and often felt quite a bit cooler thanks to the breeze from the nearby ocean - it was a great spot to sit in a reclining lounger seat and read while looking out at the gorgeous sea views and offseason rainstorms. Thanks to my long stay and Hyatt Globalist status I managed to get a complimentary upgrade to a standard suite - which was greatly appreciated. It’s a proper suite with two main rooms - a kitchenette and living area, and a separate bedroom with extensive storage space. The bathroom is to the back of the bedroom with a full size shower and lots of space for toiletries on a much longer vanity than the standard room. It was a great for an extended stay and while it didn’t have full size fridge, washing machine or electronic bidet you find in some ‘residential’ long stay apartments, it was more than adequate for my needs and a greatly appreciated upgrade from the small room I had booked! The only potential downside was some loud (government?) speakers near the beach that blast music and announcements from around 5am, but the windows were relatively well insulated, and I'm not sure everyone would notice or be distracted by this - normally, I'd just go back to sleep once I had noticed it was just the same song being played. I often think how staff treat guests is a reflection of the management of a hotel, and this hotel was no exception. Tommy, the Wink Tuy Hoa manager, was kind enough to make an effort to greet me at breakfast on my first morning at the hotel and genuinely seemed interested in why I was there and if there was anything he could do to help improve my stay. I saw him again throughout my stay, and he was even generous enough to invite me to lunch one day - which was a highlight of my stay - and really went to show how above and beyond the hospitality service was here. So many of the staff were truly exceptional in making sure you were looked after. I’d be remiss to not mention some of the their names - like Thao, Tien, Hau, Ngo and Tai - although I’m forgetting so many other names, but know you’ll definitely be well looked after by the wonderful team. The location of the Wink Tuy Hoa is next to a rather large city park and then the beach. There is a great walking track along the beachfront which allows you to take a leisurely walk to the Nghinh Phong Tower and enjoy the sea breeze as you go. This area also has many beachfront restaurants and cafes operating, so you’re never far from somewhere to get food or a coffee. The hotel itself faces on to a vibrant street with a collection of restaurants - including the upscale Western restaurant, Hayan Taste of the World, and many local restaurants and cafes, all only meters away. My favourite nearby restaurant was an upscale Vietnamese fusion restaurant, Hai Thằng, which was only a short walk from the hotel. The hotel’s friendly staff, or sometimes even other guests, are more than willing to share their local highlights too - so much so that I was never short of options to explore and already want to return to some of my favourite restaurants. Overall the Wink Tuy Hoa is an exceptionally well run hotel that excels in providing a ‘home’ for tourists that want to go out an explore the local area. The staff are incredibly friendly and I am truly grateful for the wonderful stay that I had there for two weeks, and look forward to returning in the future. If you want to see a quieter part of Vietnam, with fewer foreign tourists, and perhaps even make some local friends, I’d strongly recommend you consider Tuy Hoa and the Wink hotel.

I enjoyed a wonderful extended stay at Wink Hotel Tuy Hòa Beach. The staff members are consummate professionals and very accommodating and friendly! They became my family and friends while I am far away physically from my own. I really appreciate their attentiveness to my needs and desire to include me in several of the activities hosted at the hotel. This property is conveniently located one block away from the beach and near many of the places that I wanted to visit. I look forward to returning to Wink and highly recommend this property to anyone who is considering a visit to Tuy Hòa! Thanks again to Tommy, the hotel manager, and all the team members at Wink Hotel Tuy Hòa Beach for a fantastic stay!! ❤️🙏🏿

Wink THB is perfectly located near the beach, with a great vibrant lively atmosphere, clean modern rooms and great professional happy TEAM! The perfect summer getaway location!

The hotel’s concept is built around youthfulness and minimalism. But the genuine positivity radiated by the staff should be a benchmark for many luxury properties.

Excellent place to rest and relax, the staff all very friendly and attentive to any need that is required, would definitely return to this hotel with eyes closed