Lodges in Vietnam

"Very beautiful and peaceful setting. Biking was very enjoyable. Food was great and the staff was excellent. "

"The place is pretty basic but has a rustic feel about it. Bring your own honey or jam for the morning as they down’s supply it. Also you have to pay for coffee even when breakfast is included. At my level of room the washrooms were quite a distance from the room and needed an upgrade. However, if you like the rustic, village type, and want to make your own breakfast then this is the place. "

"Hotel is remote. Unless you have a car or a nearby friend, it’s probably not for you. We had a friend locally. The staff was friendly and helpful."

"Staying at Rocky Mountain Ecolodge was the highlight of my trip. The host is a superstar—she helped me with laundry, bike rentals, and served a great breakfast every morning. She even took the stress out of my departure by coordinating a car back to Hanoi. Super supportive of travelers and the location is stunning. I’ll definitely be back!"

"It’s a beautiful property on beautiful grounds and 5 min walk to the gorgeous Bic Dong Pagoda Temple and lotus ponds. "

"Pu Luong was a great place to visit. Our room had a great deck over looking mountains and tiered rice paddies. Hotel staff were super helpful and friendly and gave us all sort of great ideas for us take off on self guided adventures. We were stoked to rent the scooters ant the hotel - and explore the valleys. "

"Ok on plus points the room was like a wooden hut with balcony outside. I really liked it and it was clean with firm but comfortable mattress. The shared shower was reasonable with hot and powerful enough showers. All rooms have padlock in which you take the key. Negative points. The rooms have no sound proofing at all. A family was staying in shared dorm attached and got up at 5am everyday talking, laughing very loud and was impossible to sleep. Could hear a cat cough in next room and thats not...