Riverside Park Eco Resort

A hazigazdak szuper kedvesek. ☆☆☆☆☆

Espaçoso. Tranquilo. Inserido no meio da natureza, junto ao rio, com um pequena piscina bastante simpática e bicicletas para irmos passear pela ilha

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The place is too quiet good place to relax and enjoy weekend with "me time". Staff are friendly too.

Fresh fruit from the garden provided by the staff.

English skills of the staff were poor, although the resort was advertised as international on banners outside of the facility (only photos of Western tourists). It felt more like a homestay. The family was lovely, but unfortunately, they seemed a bit inexperienced with having guests. Getting to the resort was very difficult. If you dont have your own transport, it makes it impossible to get there. Because of that we faced a lot of extra expenses during our stay. The place felt abandoned. Staff looked surprised to see us on our check-in day. It all seemed a bit improvised. The island is lovely, and if you are looking for a homestay, not a resort, i can recommend it. Dont be deceived by the photos on booking.com.

The park is on an island in the Mekong Delta, it has a lovely garden surrounding the park. We were the only guests at the time for a 3 night stay. We arrived by bus to Vinh Long, ferry to island, then motorbike to the accommodation - this was very unexpected and took some arranging - the park is quite isolated, which is great if you want peace and quiet with a relaxed atmosphere. There are bike and kayaks to use. The staff were great and even arranged for an English speaking person to see us every evening to tell us about the area and see how we were and if we needed anything. One surprise on arrival was that the electricity was off - a government thing for the island - this meant no air con, water pumps for shower/toilet etc. The electricity came back on later that evening - which was a relief as it was very hot. The staff assisted us in organizing the transport to get back to Ho Chi Minh City - as we did not know how this was going to work given how isolated it is and how we arrived - thankfully worked out well This is a lovely resort, but i believe it must have had its hey day a few years ago - well prior to covid - the rooms are clean and bathroom good, balconies look out onto other rooms/balconies - just note the review dates and photos would have been taken some time ago The staff were very friendly and as we were vegetarian they accommodated us very well. There are no other places to eat an evening meal We did catch the local ferry to Cai Be - which was great - but there is a lot of walking involved both to get to the ferry and on the other side to Cai Be. All in all it was an experience and when you travel that is what its all about

Need more comfortable chairs to relax in the rooms

This place is Eden: you reach the beautiful bungalows via bridges, leading over small canals that sourround them; everywhere are plants and flowers and you are invited to try and eat all the different and exotic fruits hanging from the trees. The pool is clean and nice and the hotel offers bikes and kayaks for free so that you can explore this beautiful Mekong-island by yourself. The family is very nice and helpful and the food is very good.

3% fee for credit card use (all almost everywhere in the country).

Great oasis in the middle of the mekong delta. They keep it very beautiful. The pool was great. To get to it you can take the very cheap public ferry that leaves every hour from Cai Be

Food and drinks are slightly expensive.

Very friendly staff, delicous and varying breakfast. A remote and calm place perfect to relax and getting to know rural Mekong delta. The pool had been refilled on our first day, so it was perfectly clean. There's the opportunity to do bicycle and canoe trips. For our arrival and departure, we could be picked up from the ferry.

Prices at the restaurant are slightly elevated compared to local alternatives. Most bicycles are not in a good shape.

the tranquility of this place is impressive, we were getting a lot of nice extras (like fruits, ice tea, desserts) very nice and helpful staff - especially young Thom has been talking with us a lot (explaining the surroundings, the many fruits we've never eaten before, showing us around the family's rambutan garden), quite clean nice large swimming pool. They let the guests use kayaks - the river might be dirty but it is still great to observe the neighbourhood from it.

The neighbourhood isn't that interesting, you can walk, bike and kayak around the village paths, there is one nice coffee place nearby but that's it. If you look for mellow vibe in a quiet surroundings it is great though :)