Hoàng Công Bản Giốc Homestay

We arrived with a motorbike and could check in before 12pm to explore the waterfall and caves without heavy luggage, which was very nice. The bed was very comfortable and they provide a mosquito net to let you sleep like a Baby. They offer a very nice& big Dinner with local food & drink (happy water) = 100K/pax. There is a big common area which makes it easy to have a chat with other travellers or the family. On the next morning they made a really nice breakfast (ricepancake with Banana, Egg, Coffee/ Tea) for 50K/pax. The shared bathrooms are spacious and clean.

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Great hosts, delicious food and very beautiful surroundings.

I loved this place, it was so amazing to be welcome in her wonderful home and enjoying it with h her family. They are all welcoming and kind, she talked so openly about her culture and her village. It was an honour to be there. The food was beyond amazing. So fresh, tasty and well cooked. Everyone was more then satisfied. A true homely feel The bedrooms were intrinsic and not for those who want hotel bedframe treatment.. this was its charm and an experience. She even helped her the moped through the slippery village after the rain.

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Incredibly surreal staying in a 300 year old family home. The host family are incredibly friendly and make your stay super comfortable. Dinner was absolutely wonderful and a highlight of the stay.

A true rustic experience in Vietnam. The owners of the homestay were so nice, and the food they cooked was incredible. The rooms are simple, but comfortable and clean. We really enjoyed our stay here even if it was only 1 night. It's a perfect place to unwind and get in touch with local rural vietnam life and learn about the local people. Thank you so much for our stay, it was very memorable.

The owners were lovely and the food was amazing. The scenery was second to none, truly outstanding.

The first night was awesome the other guests were really nice and respectful of other people. The second night was the opposite unfortunately. Not the owners fault in anyway, but that was my experience.

The authentic vibes of Tay people. The host and her family are really nice towards us. They cooked vegetarian dinner for us. The house itself contains history.

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