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Best hotels in Mekong Delta

Explore 8 handpicked hotels in Mekong Delta

Victoria Chau Doc Hotel

Mekong Delta

92 Rooms
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From $160 per person/night
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.

Victoria Can Tho Resort

Mekong Delta

92 Rooms
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From $150 per person/night
Tucked away at the river's edge, all the perks of a resort but with the heart of a home.
A picture of bygone charm, Victoria Resort was built to emulate a classic French villa and wrapped in peach walls with white colonnaded verandas, it's just the place to live out all your riviera dreams. Wooden walkways lead down manicured lawns for a stroll beside the water, a view enjoyed from grassy roof terraces and scenic cruises on the Lady Hau. The spacious rooms are a sunny mix of bohemian and provincial, offering a welcome return after a day spent cycling through the countryside or browsing the floating markets of Can Tho. Away from the madding crowds, relaxation comes easily here.

Pandaw Ship

Mekong Delta

From $420 per person/night
See the Mekong Delta in all its glory aboard this graceful and finely-tuned vessel.
A long-sailing powerhouse on the Mekong Delta, the three-tiered ship takes you on a journey past floating markets and river banks alive with remarkable birdlife. A smooth blend of artisanal teak furniture and polished brass, Pandaw provides a comfortable perch to watch the scenery with bottomless ice creams on the deck. The seasoned crew know these waters like the back of their hands and with the ship's low draught, smaller waterways are explored with ease as your guide tells stories of the area. Whether you spend four days or a fortnight on board, enjoy stops at green-fringed islands and quaint villages where time seems to have paused.

Aqua Mekong Cruise Vietnam

Mekong Delta

20 Rooms
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From $1.1K per person/night
Shining service, top-notch facilities and all the delta views you could dream of.
At first glance, the triple-decker ship has the look of a hotel adrift on the Mekong Delta, water rippling like silk at the bow. Dressed in a coat of wood and metal, the Aqua departs from Hoh Chi Minh City to meander past tiny villages and floating markets. Along the way, trace the country roads on a bicycle or birdwatch from the comfort of a rooftop lounger - photographers at the ready! Serene interiors create a relaxing place to rest after a busy day packed with activities. Evenings are spent watching a classic at the cinema or enjoy the sunset over a cocktail.

Mango Cruises

Mekong Delta

2 Rooms
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From $90 per person/night
Slip into the Mekong Delta's secret waterways aboard your own floating retreat.

Vietnam's Mekong Delta is a mesmerising maze of waterways, floating markets and emerald-green palm groves – but most visitors only scratch the surface. These private sampans, sized to navigate the narrowest tributaries, take you somewhere entirely different: canals too slim for commercial boats, villages untouched by tourism, and encounters with rice paper makers, coconut farmers and brick artisans who've honed their crafts for generations. Recognised as a Lonely Planet 'Top Choice', the experience is refreshingly intimate – a dedicated crew of four or five looks after everything from five-course dinners to cycling excursions through the countryside. It's slow travel at its finest, drifting through Ben Tre's legendary 'Coconut Kingdom'.

Victoria Nui Sam Lodge

Mekong Delta

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36 Rooms
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From $120 per person/night
A little treasure hidden in the countryside, Nui Sam is relaxation and charm personified.
In a patchwork of rice paddies and clover-green fields, Sam Mountain and its village of pagodas has drawn visitors for centuries. Scattered down this famous hillside is a collection of villas, which have an alpine style with sunny interiors and rustic brick walls. The activities are, of course, packed with bucolic appeal and there isn't a scenic road that can't be discovered on two wheels. Enjoy the views from home base, sipping a G&T in the panoramic gazebo or stretched out by the infinity pool, which seems to float over the hamlet below. Sam Nui is a true bolthole for the travel-weary!

Legacy Mekong

Mekong Delta

Located peacefully in the middle of Hau River, surrounded by green natural scenery, Legacy Mekong is an ideal place for visitors to temporarily leave the hustle and bustle of life and regain the balance of Mind - Body - Spirit, immersing themselves in the slow rhythm of the river delta. With architecture bearing the cultural imprint of the Southwest, Legacy Mekong is a touchpoint between tradition and modernity, where heritage and local beauty are honored through every experience.

Azerai Can Tho

Mekong Delta

60 Rooms
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From $190 per person/night
Azerai Can Tho is a peaceful retreat set on a lush Con Au Islet, a private island on the Hau River and in the Mekong Delta with 60 Rooms and 5 Pool Villas. Guests can enjoy comfort and tranquility as each room offers a range of views to the river, lake or the surrounding gardens and trees.
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