Mai Chau Valley Retreat

Very friendly people, beautiful room, good food!

Loved the calm and quiet here and the garden full of flowers and greenery. Great to be able to walk and use bikes to explore the extensive paths between the rice paddies.

We loved the peace and tranquillity and the countryside setting. The staff and owners were very helpful. The bike riding through the rice fields was fabulous.

The beds were pretty hard to sleep on. We had to pay cash here no card facilities so upon check out we had to go into town 20min trip each way to get to the nearest a.t.m.

Our stay here was absolutely perfect, it was so peaceful with an absolutely lovely room, such beautiful surroundings and truly the kindest hosts🫶 We really enjoyed cycling through the rice paddies and exploring the gorgeous surroundings. I’d love to come back in the future!

We live in Hanoi and this has become our regular "go to" out of the city. It's a perfect environment: comfortable, relaxed, far from other tourist locales and with PLENTY to see in the area. Food's great, people are wonderful.

The staff , the traditional architecture , the traditional food done with garden veggies. The owner is constantly going around to share a glass of alcool ,info about the local culture, treks The organic soap / shampoo The garden The kindness of everyone from the arrival A big Thanks to all the team

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The quietness and feeling of being out there with only a few people to share it with

Just the streets outside the property which could do with a bit of a cleanup to enhance the resort.

A very difficult place to review. It’s astonishingly beautiful, with extensive stunning grounds and an amazing vegetable garden. The cycling from the door out through the rice fields is matchless, with a paved road that goes for miles. Every day home cooked food is served, made with ingredients from the gardens. In the evenings it’s gorgeously lit and very tranquil. 10/10.

Despite the positives there were also some things that could be problematic. Yes, the food is delicious and plentiful, but you have no say in what is served. We were given a vegan meal, a meat hot pot and a fish dish. Fine with us-but maybe not for others. It’s all beautifully kept, but there was a dog that dripped blood everywhere for the 3 days of our stay. We arrived and were given no information whatsoever. The bill has to be paid in cash so you need to take plenty of money. But overall these issues are small compared with the beauty of the place.

Nice atmosphere and great food.