Hung and his family went out of their way to make our stay fun, interesting and relaxing. This place may not be very small or completely off the beaten track but with easy access to Can Tho, it's perfect for a night or two. Our hut was right on the river and was simple, rustic and peaceful. This was the... More

We stay one night here. And you are right: it is not a typical homestay. You stay in a simple hut next to the river. But it is ok: you are in Vietnam. At the first afternoon we visit the small village (hung homestay is not direct in can tho) with all the lovely people. It was great! The next... More

Perhaps I had a romantic notion of what a home stay is... we had lunch at a restaurant/home stay in Sapa and I was expecting something along those lines. What we got was a "bungalow" in what I would call a B&B or motel. I wasn't expecting to be sharing my intimate family experience with 32 other tourists. I was... More

Staff are very helpful and will help you organise your onward travels. The food is also good and vegetarian friendly. However the rooms are very basic and not very clean. The riverside huts sound idylic until you arrive to find that they're on a busy road with a constant flow of motorbikes and horns. If you want a good nights... More

Mr Hung's homestay is a great place to take kids to experience village life in Vietnam. Mr Hung is a terrific host, and tour guide, and his Eco tourism within the village and surrounds is amazing. The huts are basic, (nice to get back to), and the early morning tour fun and informative. Food was delicious. A definite family recommendation.

If you're one of those 'take, take, take' people, avoid this place - maybe even stay home. Anyone from an affluent situation and prepared to experience life in a basic but functional environment will be surprised that they may be missing something back home. Planning to include Hungs Homestay in our itinerary was not without trepidation but having had three... More

This place is a nice place to stay if you are looking for a basic hut in the Mekong. I have a different idea with a homestay. It is unfortunate that the staff speak 0 English, interaction is difficult. The prices are steep, you end up paying US15 pp for a night, meaning US30 for an extremely basic hut. We... More

Mr Hung was not just one of the nicest Vietnamese people I've met (and they're a pretty nice bunch) but one of the nicest people I've met. Hung's homestay is located on one of the many small canals around the Mekong Delta around 8km outside of Can Tho city. We booked from the UK via email and all the communication... More

I'd like to give this place top marks. I was in Vietnam for a couple of weeks at the end of January, and the two days I spent here were the best. It surprised me, because usually I only stay in hotels with aircon, a safe, a fridge and preferably a bar! This place though, was actually very nice. Here's... More