Choosing your base in Vietnam
Our collection includes large cities, coastal bases and inland destinations. Decide which area within each place fits the visit, then confirm the final journey from the station, airport or port.
Explore destinations in Vietnam
Can Tho
Can Tho is in the Mekong Delta. Choose a base around your planned city visits and any early outing that needs a particular meeting point.
Read the guide →Da Nang
Da Nang is split by the Han River: the commercial centre and the airport sit on the west bank, while the long My Khe beachfront and its high-rise hotels line the east. The Son Tra Peninsula closes off the city to the north, and the sand continues south past the Marble Mountains for many kilometres, so a beach address here can mean anything from city-edge to isolated resort.
Read the guide →Dalat
Dalat is in Vietnam's Central Highlands. Choose a local base around your planned outings and the time you want to spend at the accommodation.
Read the guide →Hạ Long
Hạ Long is the capital of Quang Ninh province and the main port for cruises into the limestone islands of Ha Long Bay. The city is divided by a narrow channel: Bai Chay on the west side holds most hotels and the tourist wharf, while Hon Gai to the east is the older administrative and commercial town. Tuan Chau Island, joined to the mainland by road, handles many cruise departures.
Read the guide →Hanoi
Vietnam's capital spreads out from Hoan Kiem Lake: the Old Quarter's narrow trade streets run north of the water, the French Quarter's wider boulevards lie to the south, and West Lake sits a short taxi ride to the north-west. Traffic crawls for much of the day and the metro does not yet reach the centre, so a hotel's position decides how much of Hanoi you can cover on foot.
Read the guide →Ho Chi Minh City
Ho Chi Minh City, still widely called Saigon, is Vietnam's largest city and its commercial centre, with most visitors staying in the old District 1 on the west bank of the Saigon River. Tan Son Nhat airport lies inside the city to the north-west, and the first metro line now runs from Ben Thanh Market out to Suoi Tien in the north-east.
Read the guide →Hoi An
Hoi An is a small riverside town about 30 km south of Da Nang, built around a UNESCO-listed Old Town on the north bank of the Thu Bon River. Lodgings fall into three groups: guesthouses and small hotels within walking distance of the Old Town, homestays among the rice fields and waterways of the outskirts, and resorts on An Bang and Cua Dai beaches.
Read the guide →Hue
Hue is a destination in central Vietnam. Choose the local area around your planned visits and the route used for arrival or onward travel.
Read the guide →Nha Trang
Nha Trang is a beach city on the south-central coast, with a long urban beach backed by Tran Phu avenue and a bay of offshore islands used for diving and day trips. The Cai River divides the main tourist strip in the south from quieter, mainly Vietnamese-oriented beaches to the north, and the airport lies a long drive away at Cam Ranh.
Read the guide →Phan Thiet
Phan Thiet is a coastal destination in southern Vietnam. Check the property's precise location before comparing stays across the wider coastal area.
Read the guide →Phu Quoc
Phu Quoc is a large, forested island in the Gulf of Thailand, nearer the Cambodian coast than mainland Vietnam and about 48 km long from north to south. Duong Dong, the main town, faces west towards the sunset; Long Beach runs south of it, big theme-park developments occupy the north, and An Thoi with its cable car anchors the southern tip.
Read the guide →Quy Nhon
Quy Nhon is a coastal destination in central Vietnam. Choose the local area from your beach plans and the amount of time you want to spend at the property.
Read the guide →Sapa
Sapa is in northwestern Vietnam. Choose between a town base and accommodation farther into the surrounding area after checking the final approach.
Read the guide →Vung Tau
Vung Tau is a coastal destination in southern Vietnam. Choose the specific part of the coast or town before comparing accommodation.
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