Hotels With Pools in Phu Tho Province, Vietnam

The room was great, the hotel was great, very beautiful, the staff were very helpful. I brought a friend here to celebrate her birthday, and the staff surprised me with a cake, which was super cute. ❤️ Thank you very much.

Front desk was helpful. Language barrier was a concern with limited english that the staffs could speak but they were overall friendly and helpful. Perhaps can improve on the room service menu as alot of items were not available during my period of stay. Cheers!

A really really nice hotel, especially considering that it is in the middle of nowhere. Not much things to do in Mai Chau, but the hotel is a great place to stay overnight.

Homestay rất sạch sẽ, gọn gàng và được chăm chút kỹ. Buổi tối ở Tam Đảo khá lạnh nhưng home có điều hòa sưởi nên phòng luôn ấm áp và dễ chịu. View nhìn ra lâu đài rất đẹp, không khí yên tĩnh, thư giãn. Chủ nhà thân thiện và hỗ trợ nhiệt tình. Rất hài lòng với kỳ nghỉ tại Hola Homestay, chắc chắn sẽ quay lại!

Hotel: This was the worst value-for-money hotel I've stayed at in Vietnam. Room rates were significantly higher during the holidays, and booking two weeks in advance was even more expensive than booking just one day prior. The room was small, and the facilities were basic and outdated. The hairdryer only blew cold air, making it extremely difficult to dry hair. Our double room only had one chair and no sofa. The shower water temperature was inconsistent, fluctuating between hot and cold, and the shower partition leaked water all over the bathroom floor. The corridors weren't carpeted, and the room doors offered poor sound insulation. The hotel is spread across multiple buildings; ours was street-facing and looked directly onto other buildings. The restaurant, however, was good – both the food and the views were excellent, offering the most popular photo opportunities. This was its only real highlight. Tam Dao: It's close enough for a weekend trip to see the mountain mist. However, apart from that, it's mostly artificial 'influencer' photo spots, which are crowded and noisy. A colleague made a last-minute booking for a hotel halfway up the mountain. We soon discovered that the mountain road is one-way, narrow, winding, and packed with fast-moving traffic. Walking up or down was extremely unsafe, and taxis had to take long detours, making fares expensive. The next day, we were forced to move to a hotel at the mountaintop (the largest one on the mountaintop square, which had significantly better facilities and more space, and surprisingly, wasn't more expensive).

Good service, clean room

The location is a bit of a drawback, being over an hour from downtown Hanoi and 40 minutes from Noi Bai Airport. However, that aside, the room facilities and condition, along with the pool, arcade, sauna, and spa (massage), are quite attractive to Korean tourists. I especially appreciated the friendliness of the staff. In bad weather, I recommend a room in the main building, which offers walking access to the breakfast restaurant, pool, sauna, and spa. The private pool villas don't seem to be as appealing in colder seasons.

It was a dream stay in the wonderful resort! The villa is great, the pool and the viewpoint offer wonderful views over the mountains and rice terraces! The breakfast is great, Vietnamese and western.

The environment, facilities, cleanliness, and friendliness of the staff are all good. However, the breakfast was too crowded and I wish there was more food available.

The view is beautiful if it's a mountain view room, but there is no breakfast.