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Very general, no integrity, cancelled for no reason

Great location, very good mineral water quality. Attentive and enthusiastic staff, but the space layout of the area is not reasonable and not commensurate with the location.

Best bed and pillows ever. The room is quite dark, my eyes feel uncomfortable. Amenities are good enough. Good location. Friendly staffs Meals service and coffee from boss also memorable

A good place to hide away from the busy Hanoi. Green scenery, quiet environment, with an old Northern Vietnam village housing style. Some room amenities need better maintenance. The restaurant in the resort is fine. But for more local authentic meals (and cheaper too), there are local restaurants 100m away from the resort entrance, where both resort guests and local area residents go. It's also recommended during your stay to pay short visits to the nearby attractions (beside the well-known Trang An or Tam Coc): Van Long wetland nature reserve (walking distance), and Chau Son holy mother monastery (18km).

First of all, I would like to thank the hotel manager and her son for driving us to an ATM when we needed help. The following is an objective evaluation, and I hope it can be used as a reference for others. In Ninh Binh, it is difficult to find ATMs and restaurants, but you can find what tourists need in the nearby tourist attractions. This hotel is close to the pagoda and not too far from the boat. But the location is relatively not as good as that of the mua cave. There are no restaurants nearby, while there are more restaurants and bars there. You can also use grab to take a taxi, and the front desk can also help you use the local app to call a taxi, and the price is about the same. This hotel is large and has a good environment. There is a lake and a swimming pool inside, but it is too cold to use. There is also a place for children to play. There are not many toys, but my baby is already very satisfied. It is also very good to have this in Vietnam. Note that all snacks on the table in the room, including instant noodles, are charged. Unlike in China, there is no price tag, but they will be charged separately when checking out. There is a bathtub in the room, and children like to play in the water.