Traveling to Vietnam? Find Chau Doc (An Giang) hotels

Restaurant, rooms and pool offer exceptional views of the far reaching paddy fields and hills of An Giang Province. We were there at the end of April (30th April Long Weekend) and most fields were electric green. The room was clean, tidy, welcoming and offered great views of the paddy fields by day and the large (but empty) balcony offered star gazers great views. The restaurant offered Chau Doc specialities like the stir fried beef in coconut sauce and sour hot potato fish were exceptional.

Had a major visa problem at the Vietnam border coming down from Phnom Penh by boat. Was held up for 3 hours because the immigration official at HCM airport had stamped 'Cancelled' on my multiple visa then written 'Not' over the 'Cancelled' stamp when flying to Siem Reap. Finally arrived at hotel and, having been advised of my visa problem, the staff upgraded us from a street-view room to one of the best river-view rooms available. The delta views were awesome, the room was beautiful, the pool was so inviting and the hotel is certainly 5 star. Had a walk around central Chau Doc our first night and, having seen what the other hotels look like, am very grateful that I booked the Victoria. Dinner on the veranda overlooking the Mekong Delta was an absolute delight. Hotel arranged a minibus to take us to the bus station for our trip down to Can Tho. The only place I would stay in Chau Doc.

The hotel is very clean, modern, good size room, well equipped with sockets next to the bed, clean kettle, fridge etc. Great location right in the centre of town. Breakfast options were a bit limited but for the price you can't really complain. We booked for one night and ended up staying three- there's not a lot to do in chau doc but was a great hotel for a little rest stop on our 7 month tour of SE Asia--so clean and modern and practical. Head to the Mekong tours and get yourself on one the $12 group tours to the bird sanctuary (leaving at 3 pm each day) - little commentary but a nice little afternoon trip out.

Lovely resort tucked away just beside thr entrance of the cable car station for nui cam station. Stayed here before few months back. Staffs are friendly and helpful. Rooms are very clean. They have a dining area for food. Restaurant serves decent food for anytime of the day. A place to be for peace and serenity. Tip - Buy snacks, cup noodles. There is nothing to do at night and no stalls nearby in the vacinity.

This was a centrally located basic but decent hotel in Chau Doc. The breakfast was good, and the staff friendly, plus they made us feel very welcome by having a welcome sign with our names on when we arrived there! The only down was the side of the room. There were 3 of us so we booked into a superior twin, which had 2 double beds. The room was obviously only made for 1 bed though - the other was just lied up in front of it in space at the foot of the bed - the aircon and fan were above the other bed, so if you sleep in the second bed you get very hot. But it was decent for one night.

Great aircon, clean facilities, further from town than we had hoped for (which was our fault, not the hotels, as we didn't really realise how long it took to walk 1.5km). Be advised that no one at this hotel speaks any English, but don't let that deter you! It's all part of the adventure. We don't speak any Vietnamese but they seemed nice enough. Also be aware that they ask for your passport upon checking in, as many hotels in Vietnam do.

The best hotel for a overnight near border if you wish to go to Cambodia. We aririved late in the evening for an overnight before we go to Cambodia. We wanted to go by boat (Mekong river), but we had no idea how (we knew boats leave Chau Doc early in the morning but we had no tickets, so we planned to get up early and start walking from one to other company). In the morning we came to check out, but the owner sit us down, gave us coffe, breakfast, and while we were eating she organised everything, including transportation from hotel to pier. We recommend it!

Staying at the Murray Guesthouse was one of the highlights of our trip through Cambodia and Vietnam, thanks to the generosity and efforts of the wonderful Guesthouse owners and operators who went to every effort to ensure we got the most out of our time in this Delta transit town. The Guesthouse is operated by a lovely Vietnamese woman, her Australian ex-pat husband, and their extended family, which makes for a comfortable and inviting family vibe. Free bicycles (the best way to see this town and nearby Sam Mountain), great breakfast, and all the free (and best) travel & practical advice you can ask for. Our next trip to South-East Asia will include a few days at the Murray Guesthouse in Chau Doc, and another banquet of the best roast suckling pig in Vietnam!

The room is very basic and doesn't deserve "deluxe" at all and is too expensive for what it is. Be prepared to fight moskitos and other insects yourself. A big plus is the terrace overlooking the river where you can hang out watching all kinds of transport passing by. The restaurant above the rooms stays open until 10 pm, so the noise levels in the rooms is really high, but after 10 quiet. The bathroom turns out better than it looks: the shower is really hot! The lady from deltatouradventures is very helpful and speaks great English. It's an ok option for Chau Doc as there is not a big choice.

The owner and his family is very friendly. Rooms are very clean, big bathroom and quiet. We rent a scooter for a day for 150.000 Dong and got breakfast very cheap but it was delicious. Good Vietnamese coffee!!! The distance to the city is not that far but we didn't mind to take a moto taxi- it's so cheap and easy. And at least it's walkable as well! We - as a young traveler couple - can highly recommend this hotel in Chau doc!