Hotels in Nghia Hung

"Lovely resort for family stay. We stayed for 4 nights prior to a 2 week tour of Vietnam that started in Hanoi. Great resort - lovely indoor and outdoor pools, duplex room ideal for family of 4, large leafy site with electric buggies to ferry you between room and reception/restaurants. We ate breakfast at at Sen restaurant, lunch at the outdoor poolside bar, and dinner at Organics restaurant all on site every day. Staff were very friendly and helpful, hotel very clean and well presented, we would definitely stay again. We used hotel car service to transfer from Hanoi airport to hotel, and booked one of the hotel tours for a half day boat ride in Tam Coc - both were great."

"Lovely deluxe room in main part of building. Friendly staff and helpful organising taxis for trips for us. Only 4 sunbeds next to the pool which coilf be a problem if busy. Walkable to main bars and restaurants within 10 mins and Tam coc boats Good breakfast "

"amazing host, and great rooms"

"This place is like a mirage: absolutely beautiful hotel in a stunning location! I kept thinking it was like a dream!!! Staff very attentive. Fun ride in electric buggy to our room. Quiet, pretty pool. Stunning room: silky robes, bags & hats to borrow. Loved the decor: luxurious! Breakfast buffet had everything, and it was never busy! Bikes were cheap to rent. Great location: you could watch the boats go by. "

"This was such a nice surprise. The property was quiet and very unique. We had such a nice welcome at breakfast and the food was quite good. After breakfast we went on a nice bike ride around the area, they provided the bikes. I would most definitely stay here again. "

"Little Tam Coc Village is a peaceful and charming homestay surrounded by stunning rice fields and limestone mountains. The rooms are clean and cozy, and the atmosphere is quiet and relaxing. The hosts are incredibly kind and welcoming, making you feel right at home. It’s the perfect place to unwind and enjoy the beauty of Tam Coc—I highly recommend it!"

"The hosts were extremely friendly and their granddaughter ( Camelia) was a great help in communicating in English. We experienced a typhoon while there which destroyed a lot of local fruit trees and left us without power for a few hours on the second night. All together a decent stay and on a side note transportation will be required if you need to eat out. "

"Great stay "

"Nestled into the hills only a 10 minute walk to town, we enjoyed our stay. "