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A small road in a beautiful tropical forest led us to the gate of the resort. Inside we found ponds, trees, bushes rich with flowers on our way to the reception. We got the warmest welcome, and a very detailed explanation of the resort services. We were escorted to an overwater bongallow overlooking the river. The room was of good size, the bed complete with mosquito net. The shower room has a glass wall which is also river facing, the glass is seethrough above shoulder height, so a great view...

Amazing service from staff.

Would definitely come back. Very comfortable room with stunning views of the river and sunset. Huge amount of thought has gone into the design for all types of guest. Food was good and we had everything we needed.

Vanh is very good at his job - so professional. It Was like a little oasis of calm if you want it to be, and if you don’t mind the odd chicken! It was just what I was looking for

We had a fantastic night at the Coco Farmstay. The owners were welcoming and helpful, cooked us a delicious (and enormous!) meal, and we were able to hire bikes the next morning to explore the coconut plantations and waterways of the surrounding area. It's in a beautiful location - about a 10 minute taxi from Ben Tre, but well worth the few £'s it costs to get there. A really tranquil and peaceful spot, unlike anything else you'll find in the Delta. The only downside was the storm overnight...

An impressive large hotel on the banks of the Mekong Delta. Very nicely decorated and clean. Our room was large with a desk and wardrobe and a well stocked bathroom. Room 101 ground floor. We did have to request a 2nd duvet as the one on the bed was too small and the pillows aren’t the most comfortable tbh. Mine was overstuffed! A nice hot shower & good cool aircon. The staff were very helpful but have limited English (google translate worked a treat) There is a bit of noise from the river...

First up, this was our first trip to Vietnam and to My Tho (but we have travelled in SE Asia - Cambodia, Laos & Myanmar). I thought the room was great - spotless linen and a classy wet room-style bathroom. I found the staff to be really sweet and helpful, English is thin on the ground here, but the reception staff are nonetheless very welcoming and you can certainly get by. Breakfast is served in the affiliated restaurant across the street and was good - a choice of pho or eggs and bread. We...