Dong Xuyen Hotel
Already the smartest place in town, Dong Xuyen isn’t resting on its laurels; renovations were taking place when we last visited. The rooms are nicely furnished in wood and include the usual suspects like a minibar.
Long Xuyen hotels and hostels
Thai Binh Hotel Ii
The cheapest digs in town, but you’ll be planning the great escape if you choose the small cheapies here. The air-con rooms are a better deal and include a balcony.
Long Xuyen Hotel
Dong’s older brother Long is directly across the road and also state-owned. It could certainly do with an overhaul, but prices remain reasonable in the meantime. The rooms have some charm and include satellite TV, hot water and shared balconies.
Accommodation near Long Xuyen
Nha Khach Dong Thap
Another Communist Party special; the boys in red are obviously doing all right as their hotels are quite smart these days.
Xuan Mai Hotel
A long-time favourite and still great value, this mini-hotel has neat and tidy rooms, all finished with bathtubs and hot water. It is located just behind the post office and rates include breakfast.
Hoa Anh
Decked out in hues of lemon and burnt orange, Hoa Anh is a burst of citrusy freshness on the Cao Lanh hotel scene. For 200,000d you’ll get a tidy, smallish double with marble tiles and a small bathroom.
Song Tra Hotel
The exterior is a bit clunky but the rooms are in reasonable shape and include big windows, satellite TV, a minibar and hot water. The staff are friendlier than you’ll find in most other state-run places.