Cong Man Homestay Cham Island

They tried

Was told it was ensuite ,had to walk through kitchen/laundry to access bathroom we think we were sharing with the hosts as it was there bedroom they had given us , there clothes were still hanging in the wardrobe Was over priced for the quality of the room/property

We stayed here for 3 nights, it was fantastic, the couple who own the home are so helpful and kind, they went above and beyond. We were invited to bbq’s every night, breakfast was great, and had veggie options! The room was perfect and clean with AC. The home itself is a 2 minute walk to the beach, the owner arranged a private coconut boat tour to another beach! They also arranged bikes for our bags to be delivered to the port as we walked there!

Mr Man (our host) was very responsive from the time we booked our accommodation. Took initiative in arranging ferry booking to the island. He arranged a scooter and it was ready at the pier when we arrived. It’s a simple island so expect simplicity and basics. Value for money 💯 Felt at home and taken care of. Cong Man Homestay is at the end of the smaller village which is peaceful and relaxing. Restaurants and shops nearby. Mrs Man is a sweetheart, her enthusiasm and smile and caring nature was heartwarming. The local shop next door (lovely lady “Thoi”) was our tea and coffee hangout. Met locals and exchanged stories with them through translator. Fun loving group of locals there. Loved the whole island. Unfortunately had to leave few days earlier than planned as weather was getting bad and ferries being cancelled. Would love to visit and stay for longer.

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Cung and his family are very welcoming and generous. You will live with his beautiful family and have great food. A very memorable experience :)

Great hosts, spacious room, balcony, delicious food, Wi-Fi 50+ Mbps (down-stream and up-stream). I came without any expectations and stayed for extra few days. Cham Island is a nice place just to do nothing or to live and work as I did. And I think it's even better off-season, without crowds. I went almost every day to Stone Giant Beach to splash and to have my coconut, then took coffee on the main street of Bai Huong village and then had a home-made dinner. Communication is the key since hosts don't speak English. So, open Google Translate and don't be shy to ask -- for coffee, fruit or even lobster. Another bonus is a nice Buddhist temple just in front.

Good and quiet location nice family - always trying to help you

We actualy got a problem with the reservation. The family told us, they busy and moved us for one night to different place. which of course is not something you looking for. Apart from that all was OK.

I beloved the position that was quiet place and great to relax. The AC was a bit stupid even the bathroom was separated and used at the ground of house. However, we were pleasure and appreciate by limiting of Island. Homi should improve All of we liked Huong Beach where was beautiful and lovely red flowers. Btw, we had the memories to save.

Have to leave