Spa and rest · Xuân Ngọc hamlet, Tây Nha Trang ward
Original name: Suối khoáng nóng I-Resort Nha Trang
A complex of hot mineral springs and mud baths on the north-western edge of the city, laid out as a tropical garden. It suits days when you want not just a bath but half a day by the pools.
I-Resort is in the former Vĩnh Ngọc commune, which became part of Tây Nha Trang ward after the reform; the provincial tourism centre gives the distance as about seven kilometres from the centre. The official website lists hot mineral mud, mineral pools, a spa, restaurants and rooms for day and overnight stays. The national tourism portal mentions the complex among the city's most visited mud baths and notes a water park with slides and pools.
Arrive at opening time or right after lunch. First the mud bath, then the mineral pools and waterfalls, then lunch and the slides if you have children with you. Allow three to four hours: the grounds are large and there is no reason to hurry. People get there by taxi; whether the operator runs a transfer from the centre and on what terms — check on the website or via the hotline. In the rainy season the complex works as usual and is a good replacement for a beach day.
On 21.09.2026 the website said: open daily 8:00–17:30, ticket sales stop after 16:30. The current price list is on the “Bảng giá” page of the official website; check whether the water park and lunch are included in the ticket. Children's fares are usually based on height.
Access, opening hours and prices can change. Confirm the conditions right before you pay or leave.
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21 September 2026
Before your visit
A complex of hot mineral springs and mud baths on the north-western edge of the city, laid out as a tropical garden. It suits days when you want not just a bath but half a day by the pools.
Plan for roughly “3–5 hours”. Add time for the road, weather, queues and an unhurried break.
It belongs to the “Xuân Ngọc hamlet, Tây Nha Trang ward” area. Open the map before leaving and check the actual entrance or meeting point.
Don't arrive after four: the ticket desks close at 16:30, and a full cycle takes at least two hours. Opening hours, prices, access and weather can change, so confirm them right before you leave or pay.