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Victoria Chau Doc Hotel

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About Victoria Chau Doc Hotel

A nostalgic riverside hotel not far from the bucolic landscapes of the Mekong Delta
Nestled on the banks of the Bassac River, Victoria is a handsome French colonial hotel where your only interruption might be a boat puttering by. Settle poolside with a book from the library, join tai chi classes in the garden and watch nightfall over a tasty barbecue on the terrace. The rooms have robust balconies overlooking floating villages and rustic scenes. A regular stop on journeys down the Mekong Delta, Chau Doc is a hub of bustling markets, yet remains perfectly quaint. One bicycle ride into the countryside takes you past picturesque rice paddies and grazing water buffalos.
From $160 per person/per night
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92 Rooms
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The property

Right on the river's edge, the pool occupies a quiet corner, fringed by crisp cushioned loungers and hanging umbrellas. Tuck into a range of dishes from Southern Vietnam (and a smattering of European) at the casual restaurant and sip on something refreshing on the brasserie-style bar terrace. The top-floor spa provides a soothing interlude and afterwards, a cuppa while you watch the river flow by. In between outings, there's a colourful lounge where you can relax or play billiards and board games.

The rooms

Victoria Hotel has 92 rooms, each designed with a nod to Vietnamese tastes. Peachy drapes off-set heavy wooden furnishings and period artwork dons the walls. French doors let in a breeze off the river and the spacious balconies have a private sitting area. En-suite bathrooms are well-sized with marble countertops and sleek showers. The air-conditioned rooms all enjoy a mini bar, coffee/tea facilities and a TV in the lounge. There are just four suites, these are the most spacious option.

Activities

Join the chef to pick up ingredients from the market before learning some new skills in the kitchen. Once you've raided the markets for souvenirs, row by sampan through the Tra Su Bird Sanctuary and make the hike to Sam Mountain to see the pagodas that have drawn visitors for centuries. Take a walk through Chau Doc with its pastel-coloured buildings and historic sights.

What you'll love

What you'll love

Victoria has its own fleet of boats to lead you on a meander down the river.
Insiders tip

Insiders Tip

The pool is quite small for the amount of rooms so it's best to head down early to claim your lounger.
Something to think about

Something to think about

Some rooms don't have a river view and face the town instead. Snapping up a front-facing room is worth it!

Vietnam

Mekong Delta

Cruise the undulating waterways and catch a glimpse of traditional life