Homestay Xóm Dừa Nước

Very helpful stuff, organized a lot for us Lovely farm Free bicycles

The place was amazing - lots of wild plants and sounds of exotic animals. Also, the owner's two dogs and a white cat were super cute. There were bikes that we could borrow, and we cycled around Ben Tre area - perfect <3

When we arrived and checked in, we were greeted and they showed us the way to our cabin and everything inside the cabin. After that we didn't see the staff at all, which wasn't a disaster since we are quite independent travelers and we stayed only one night. However, we would have liked to book a boat ride for the morning before we left but since we didn't see anyone we couldn't do that :(

The best accomodation we have seen in the Mecong Delta, maybe in Vietnam. You can spend hours for looking the river, the garden, the environment. The people are lovely. The perfect stay.

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The best place you can wish for. The hosts Duc and his wife Queyen, were the perfect hosts, and their commitment to their guests is reflected in the staff they employ; everybody involved was extremely helpful and friendly. It’s an exotic place, staying in huts along the river , in a jungle like environment. Although we were told that the riverside setting could have a few mosquitoes at dusk, we did not have any problem with them. Don’t hesitate to book, you will not be disappointed.

Nothing not to like !

Such a peaceful place. Lovely house, friendly staff and cute dogs. What else do you want?

Wonderfully welcoming and kind family who couldn't do enough for us. Lovely sweet homestay and we did a fantastic tour with the hosts nephew Eric who is an English translator and who also kindly facilitated and accompanied us on a boat transfer to Cai Be. Given the chance we would definitely have stayed longer and would love to return in the future.

This was honestly the best accommodation in our whole 5 week Vietnam itinerary. The wide gazebo common areas surrounded by a lush green garden and a river are just fantastic to escape stressful cities. There where hammocks everywhere to relax, free bananas and a great dinner for a really good price. The staff is amazing, they speak good English and help you with everything. It’s also a smaller homestay so that you can actually connect with other guests in the common areas. We stayed in a hut for two persons, which had everything we needed.

Unfortunately, like in lots of accommodations in Southeast Asia, the bathroom smelled a bit. Plus there could have been a bit more variety for breakfast. Both points didn’t really bother us, so it was an overall great stay.

6 hours excursion on the Mekong