Pet friendly Hotels in Thanh Hoa Province, Vietnam

I stayed at this homestay for 10 days and had a wonderful time. I loved the peace and quiet, the sounds of nature, the view, and the incredibly kind, fun, and helpful family. The homestay is located away from the tourist hub, which was a huge plus for me. I found the surroundings beautiful, with the absolute highlight being the waterfall just 100 meters away—I went into the water there every afternoon. Magical. I rented a good scooter from the family and used it to explore the area. I encountered so much friendliness along the way, including in the nearest village, Doan (4 km away). It is definitely a place I would return to. Thank you, family, for all the lovely moments.

It's nice resort but due to lack of customers, restaurant services not very good. Not many foreign tourist in this town. Don't expect many convenience you can find in bigger city. Unless you like more expensive seafood, not many choices nearby. Do get up early to see the fisherman coming back from sea.

This hotel is, I think, also good for those who like seeing some or more historic -- i.e. ”deeply-rooted” districts in Thanh Hoa which are fully set for local people. Beautifully plus proudly planted sections are seen throughout, when it comes to strolling around. Had a nice stay, thank you.

The owner is friendly and enthusiastic. The traditional thatched-roof room has a charming blend of ancient and modern aesthetics. Staying overnight here, the sound of the stream flowing makes you feel truly connected to nature. It feels like stepping back in time. Definitely worth the experience.

Stayed at this hotel for one night on a business trip. The hotel is located far from the center of the county. The environment is quiet, clean and the facilities are domestically listed Samsung. The room is apartment-style and the area is quite large. There is a large restaurant on the second floor where you can eat. Breakfast quality is not much, but the quality is good. The front desk was a senior Vietnamese beauty, smiling, not humble. She took an intern young man, who was unwilling to do anything that needed to help the guests, and reluctantly obeyed the request to help the female soldier take a piece of luggage to the room.

The hotel has a great location in the heart of the Puriang Nature Reserve, surrounded by numerous hotels, restaurants, and rice terraces, making it a great choice for outdoor enthusiasts and nature lovers. We booked a 90-square-meter room with two double beds for the three of us. Initially, the hotel only provided one room with three beds. I found it strange; my room was 90 square meters, but it felt very small. Later, I checked the booking confirmation and realized I had booked two rooms with two bathrooms. After showing the confirmation to the front desk, they opened an additional room for us. Essentially, we had a large room with six beds. Actually, if we had known from the beginning that one room could accommodate three beds, we only needed to book one. It felt like the hotel was being a bit dishonest; if I hadn't noticed something was off, wouldn't they have taken one room from us? The hotel staff were very friendly and helpful, providing excellent service. Their English was decent, so at least we had some common language. Forget about Chinese. We stayed for three days and two nights, including a day trip arranged by the hotel. The tour guide mainly spoke English, but luckily, he had some basic Chinese knowledge, so we could communicate in a few words. We encountered power shortages on our first night, with intermittent power outages. Fortunately, the power stabilized shortly after dinner, and there were no power outages the following day. Therefore, it's best to bring a headlamp or flashlight when visiting Bhuliang. Overall, Bhuliang is rustic and natural, and the accommodations were quite good. If you are a nature lover, I highly recommend it.