“We stayed four nights and loved every minute. Our room was gorgeous and the little patio looking out onto the river was perfect. It was so quiet!!! We were close to town but felt so far away by the peacefulness. The restaurant is great and offers good prices on their meals. Their coconut coffee was AMAZING! The breakfast buffet had a great selection and we loved the cats that hung around the restaurant and pool. They were very sweet and fun to watch play.
Pool was great and spacious and they...
“Very quiet and beautiful view but very close to main attractions. New property. Great big room. The biggest one that we have stayed in VN. The elevator is a big plus. The owners were most hospitable. Will definitely recommend friends and family ”
“Overall nice place to stay, however, be aware that the location is quite remote and you will need transportation to go anywhere. The staff were lovely and the food was home cooked and excellent. Some of the best food we have had in Vietnam.
The drinks menu was very limited. Just beer really. There is no bar. Our room was lovely, but it was very dark inside. We couldn’t actually see much whilst getting ready in the evening. Also, the water pressure was so low that we couldn’t use the beautiful...
“Very lovely place with an amazing host and her family. We felt there very good looked after and overall atmosphere of the place was amazing. Cozy bungalows, big breakfast and small litte pool.
4 starts only because of the location - it is close to the big Pogoda and it is perfect if you want to explore it and be close to it but it was a little isolated from more touristic places like restaurants, massage places gyms etc that was important too us. But if you don’t care that much about it and...
“Had a wonderful stay. The friendliness of Thanh and his family is what stood out the most. The local excursions, the home-cooked meals, a refreshing dip in the pool after a hot day, and being greeted by their dog were other highlights. I especially enjoyed the bike ride through the rice fields.”
“Nice little place to stay in Ninh Binh. Very welcoming and friendly staff. The room was spacious and clean globally. Very good local food if you want to eat there”
“We stayed at La Lua Resort for two nights. The room was well appointed with great views of the rice fields and mountains, and the staff were attentive. If you want to unplug and relax on site, it is a great choice.
A few things to keep in mind:
Location: It is 15+ km from Tam Coc, where most of the action and food options are. Bike rental services would not deliver to the hotel, so we had to take a Grab into town to rent bikes and eat.
Value: As the most expensive stay of our 6-hotel trip, the...
“This is a quaint little spot. Not much to the grounds themselves, nestled into the mountainside not much of a “view” but excellent for a very cheap rate!! Rooms immaculate and comfortable, food delicious, pool clean, staff friendly and helpful. Scooter rental on site. Perfect spot to stay to visit Ninh Binh!! ”
“We thoroughly enjoyed our stay at Vu Hotel. The hotel appears to be family-owned and operated, and the personal attention and hospitality really stood out throughout our visit.
The staff were incredibly helpful and went above and beyond to make our stay comfortable. They arranged a private driver for our trip back to Hanoi, making our travel plans simple and stress-free.
Breakfast was another highlight. The staff paid attention to the little details and noticed how much we enjoyed the fresh...
“If you are looking for luxury in an unforgettable setting, this is absolutely the place for you. From the moment we arrived, every single detail had been thoughtfully taken care of, and the staff were simply incredible. We felt so well looked after throughout every experience and could not have asked for a more special stay.
The food was exceptional, the surroundings are stunning, and the entire property has such a wonderful atmosphere. We also had the pleasure of meeting the owner, Kim, who...
“Great location, surrounded by a little slice of rural life. Morning walks among the rice fields is a must have break from the hustle and bustle of Hanoi.
Only negative part was the food. It felt like they tried to make Vietnamese food for westernes, which ends up lacking taste ”