Hostels in An Giang Province, Vietnam

We chose this hotel because of its proximity to the ferry, which we were taking the next morning. Everything went smoothly; the welcome was very friendly. The room was clean, with a hot shower and a good mattress—ideal for a stopover. A swimming pool and a fitness center are available, as well as taxis to the city center; all for a flat rate of 300,000 VND. And there are small Vietnamese restaurants all around for dinner.

Great little spot for any age. I'm 43 and found the place and people very friendly. Great social area and free to use washer and dryer. Sometimes a bit smelly from drains and old AC unit. But staff and hostel in general make up for the little things. Would definitely stay again in private room. Also surprisingly quiet at night even when full.

From the moment I stepped into Phu House, I felt at home. I was in luck with the free beer. From that moment on, it was a party every day, and I had many conversations with people from all over the world at the bar. A snorkeling trip on a party boat is also highly recommended, and the food is equally excellent. I made many friends in the nine days I stayed, and I will definitely return. The bar staff knows how to entertain and party just as hard. However, if you're looking for an alcohol-free destination, Phu House isn't recommended.

Super nice room, guys, the owner is cute and enthusiastic, the room is clean, comfortable enough for me, suitable for southern travel or painting trips that need to rest before going to the island or after returning to the mainland

地點佳距離看煙火以及各餐廳位置近 現場人員服務好態度佳，詢問的問題都能給予解惑 早餐有三種選擇，還有附上飲料（整體風味還不錯，但熱狗有香茅味道，個人不太習慣） 整體CP值高，對於行程大都安排在外面的旅客非常推薦！

Nice hostel. At the reception is more less English speaking, but the staff very much strive to answer all questions and to meet wishes (to be needed with translators). Our room was small and without windows, but very clean and looked new. The AC was super silent. We extended our stay for one night, but moved to a room with windows. This was spacious, but it didn't seem so modern. We used the washing service and borrowed a roller (150k VND / day).

It was a brand-new accommodation that had only been open for 5 days! Since it was one of the few dormitory places to open in Duong Tho, I rushed over right away! It has a hotel-style layout with 4-person domes, making it cozy and quite private! Young Koreans and a Vietnamese person are collaborating to run the accommodation, a special donut shop, and a coffee studio with coffee classes, so everything is very convenient! Although the place isn't fully equipped yet, you can do laundry, and there is a large TV in the basement where you can enjoy playing games! I stayed in Phu Quoc for 23 days, and I spent the last 3 days relaxing here! It was cozy so I slept well, and the bedding was so soft! Above all, the young owners have great personalities; they were always willing to give me more and help me out, and they were so welcoming. I could really feel the Korean spirit, so I felt great during my stay! Since you can also use the large swimming pool for free, I highly recommend this place as a great value accommodation!