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This resort is amazing! I rarely stay at 5-star hotels, but this is definitely one I recommend!

Love the breakfast

I had my own separate room, which was a “hut” with all the amenities

Located in the middle of Bangkok, it was conveniently located near many tours

This was an amazing visit to an island of “gypsies”. Very interesting tour.

This was a memorable tour of Chinatown, while getting a chance to taste different foods. Make sure you’re hungry, because the food is filling.

The Phare Circus was a unique cultural experience. It was made even better by getting the VIP treatment in that we were able to keep the aluminum water bottle as a memory of the event.

We had a front-facing room with a balcony, which unfortunately reduced the usable room size quite a bit. For two people traveling with luggage, the space already felt tight, and the balcony layout made it more so. Because of street noise, we didn’t end up using the balcony at all, so it felt like wasted space. Welcoming and friendly service and an excellent breakfast, but as space matters, a quieter, non-balcony room might be the better choice.

The Gateway Inn Pu Luong's staff provided excellent service throughout our stay and were consistently attentive and welcoming. The food options were good, well prepared, and thoughtfully presented. The rooms themselves were clean to a certain extend. However, upon check-in, some of the cups in the room and the bathroom did not appear to be clean, which was a minor but noticeable issue. Some doors did not close properly which ally flys to get in. In addition, the rooms are very rustic, which may appeal to some travelers but felt overly basic for our expectations. We also experienced that the hot water running out mid shower each time.

We really enjoyed our stay at Le Close du Fil Hotel. The rooms were spacious, clean, and genuinely comfortable, with plenty of room to settle in and relax. We especially liked the French colonial vibe—the décor is tasteful, cohesive, and gives the place real character without feeling heavy or overdone. Breakfast was good . There were choices available, and everything was freshly made, which made mornings easy and enjoyable. Overall, a comfortable and well-run hotel with charm, space, and a strong breakfast. A solid base for exploring Ninh Bình.

The boat itself, Dora and all the other boats, stayed anchored most of the time, or moved very little. Practically everything—boarding at the port, excursions, and disembarkation—was done via small, simple shuttle boats. They were functional, not luxurious, and clearly built for logistics rather than comfort. In that sense, Dora operates more as a floating hotel than a true cruise ship. You eat on board, sleep on board, relax on deck, and enjoy the scenery from a fixed position in the bay. Explorations are done on a transporter boat. worth noting is that the sense of peace and quiet is not available . The Dora & Nearby boats run their engines frequently—even when anchored—and the smell of diesel and engine noise is quite unpleasant, which detracts from the otherwise serene setting. The staff deserves real credit. They were consistently friendly, attentive, and accommodating. Service felt warm and genuine. The food was good, well prepared and reliable, but not especially memorable or adventurous. The activities, while well organized, felt manufactured. They follow a polished script designed to move many guests efficiently through a curated version of the experience. it lacks authenticity, spontaneity or a sense of discovery. Stepping back, Ha Long Bay is undeniably beautiful. Still, after going through the full program, I’m left thinking that a well-planned day trip from Hanoi is probably sufficient to experience the bay’s essence. An overnight cruise adds comfort and atmosphere, but not necessarily deeper access or insight. In short: comfortable, pleasant, professionally run. but our goal is simply to understand and appreciate the bay, and we don’t need more than a day trip. But look for one the offers kayaking it was the highlight of our tripod

The room at White Lotus Hue Hotel was comfortable for two people traveling with luggage, which immediately made the stay easier. There was enough space to move around without constantly negotiating bags, and the room felt practical and well set up. Service was very good throughout—staff were attentive, friendly, and handled things efficiently. The central location is another strong point, making it easy to walk to key sights or get around Huế without much planning. Breakfast was the only minor downside. Although there was plenty of food and seating, the buffet area felt chaotic, with a lot of pushing and shoving that took away from what should have been a relaxed start to the day. Overall, a solid and convenient hotel with good service and comfort, slightly let down by breakfast organization.

Our stay at Lynnaya Urban River Resort was excellent from start to finish. We wished we coukd stay longer. The room was very comfortable and thoughtfully designed, with ample space for two people and their luggage—no feeling of being cramped or having to rearrange bags constantly. The room layout really works. The outdoor shower was a standout feature: well executed, private, and honestly a pleasure to use. It added character without sacrificing comfort. Service was top notch throughout the stay. Staff were attentive, warm, and genuinely focused on making things easy and pleasant, without ever feeling scripted or overbearing. Breakfast was another strong point, with good options and solid quality, making mornings relaxed and unrushed. Overall, this is a fantastic hotel—comfortable, well designed, and very well run. A great base in Siem Reap and an easy place to recommend.

Our stay at Little Hoi An Boutique Hotel was genuinely enjoyable and easy. The location is a real advantage. The hotel is within walking distance of the Old Town and many key attractions, which made getting around simple and relaxed. The free bicycles were a big plus for us—we used them and especially enjoyed a morning ride out to the rice fields just outside of town. Quiet roads, flat terrain, and a peaceful start to the day. The room was clean, well maintained, and practical, with enough space for two people and their luggage. The hotel has a calm, classic feel that suits Hoi An well. Staff were welcoming and attentive, and service felt genuine rather than rehearsed. Breakfast was solid, with good options to start the day. Overall, a comfortable, well-located boutique hotel with thoughtful extras that actually get used. A great base for exploring Hoi An, both on foot and by bike.

I arrived earlier than anticipated. The staff were very accommodating and help me feel welcomed and supported. I think this is a great hotel in a great location in a great city. They are steps away from parks, walks, markets, restaurants and entertainment. I would be happy to spend more time in Silom district, and I would be very happy to use Furama Silom as my base.

I was not in the best of spirits when I arrived. The staff graciously introduced me to the comforts of my room and the resort, and I soon relaxed and enjoyed the rest of my stay.

My guide Asol does a great job of introducing the sites and what to expect when visiting them. We had a little extra time in front of the Grand Palace, which gave opportunities to feel the rhythm of this marvelous city. I especially enjoyed the tour of the China Town district, and the flower marker was amazing both on the variety of the flowers and the scale of the market. The second time that we went by the river to see the palaces at night was inspiring to me. I really enjoyed the entire Tuk Tuk tour, and I highly recommend you hire Asol to guide you through its features.

The views of the cliffs are spectacular, making this a trip wiell worth taking. the ride was smooth and soothing.

The wildlife was right there. Herons and other birds were comfortable with us floating by. And there was a group of monkeys within 10 feet of us at times, and they were carrying on chasing each other, flying through the trees and falling over each other in the water. It was delightful to see how their families were interacting.

This adventture gets high marks for the quality of the snorkeling and the staff. We saw many fish at each of the snorkeling stops, and a turtle at the last stop. When it came time to don the life preservers, I was struggling to put on one of the smaller l.ps. The group leader started chiding me about my age and my girth, and it became a point for both of us to make sure that the cajoling was all done with love. In fact, we kept up the act throughout the experince. Another traveler said that our interaction helped bring smiles to other passengers.