Moc Chau Town - Homestay

I got an early check-in at 2am, the place was quiet, the hostess was very kind

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Lovely family homestay, big traditional building, very good price and room is fine with all facilities. The host went out of her way to help us with taxi and even took us to get our bus which was much appreciated 😊 the town is quiet and you can rent bicycles to see the sights nearby. Very pretty town and locals are all really friendly.

The bed was hard (even for Vietnam)! Some (dead) bugs in the bathroom but wasn't an issue for us. There is a good banh mi store nearby but otherwise it's a ten minute walk to the market and restaurants.

The room was big enough for a couple, clean and luminous. The host, even if she doesn't speak English, is very welcoming and helpful. She helped us rent a motorbike and when we were sick she went to the pharmacy to grab some medicine. AC and hot water work good

The mantras were really hard, not too bad for sleeping but not the best to spend all day lying into it. This homestay is located not too far from the main road but it's still 15 minutes walking, not a lot to do around that area. You'll need a motorbike

Verry friendly We had a great vegetarian meal Verry clean

Great place to stay, good location, WiFi working very well, it’s quiet at night (except for the animals but we don’t mind nature sounds at all). The best part of this place is the owner which is very nice and helpful. She managed to find us a taxi, we rented a scooter with her, we did laundry and all for a fair price. She is really trying to make all guest feel welcome at her home!

Just the bed was a bit hard (but I guess it’s common in Vietnam) but the owner gave us a blanket which made it a bit better

Had the room all to myself as no one else had checked in. Was welcomed with a warm smiling face and she showed me everything I needed to know. Very friendly

Bed was pretty firm and didn’t get much sleep as the chickens, dogs, caged birds were going nuts from 4am. Buts that’s Vietnam I suppose