Monthly Rentals in Long An

It was a short stay of two nights and three days, but it was a very satisfying experience. The host, Michel, was very quick to respond to messages and was very helpful. He was also very responsive to our consultation in case our flight on the checkout date was canceled, and was kind enough to let us check in late at night. The security guard and cleaning staff were also very kind and had nice smiles. It was a valuable experience to be able to talk about various things using a translation app. The room was also very clean and spacious. There was no TV, but that was actually what made it an extraordinary day. There was no outlet near the desk, but when I asked Michel, he immediately brought me an extension cord. That was super helpful. There was a church right in front of the window, and it was a good experience to hear the singing of the mass and the sound of the bells. On the other hand, there are ants in the room. It's best not to put too much trash on the floor. The great thing about this hostel is that it is very cost-effective. I was lucky to be able to use a clean and spacious room for that price. I'd love to stay again if I get the chance to go to Ho Chi Minh City!

Tina's place is super cute, well decorated and has everything that you need. The location is quite nice with local stalls nearby, it's a bit of challenging to walk to the city under the hot weather but still walkable. Since the room is a studio so you might be able to hear your neighbors talking early in the morning but overall everything is perfect, you can tell Tina had put lots of efforts into this place.

Really very nice place 10 out of 10. We had a perfect stay. Hanna and especially her boyfriend are incredibly nice. There's a lot to discover there. Above all, the beautiful pagoda with the reclining Buddha (Chua Thien Kim) and the old Viet Cong stronghold (Xeo Quyt) are beautiful. The city of flowers is a bit far away for what it can offer, but since you can rent the scooter from the accommodation (very nice) it is still worth a trip just by the "scooter ferry." However, there are a few points that were less bad for us, but we still could not read out of the listing. The place has no door and the windows cannot be closed which gives the whole a camping vibe. In addition, you have to go out to the toilet where some mosquitoes are waiting in the evening (showers or longer toilet stays are therefore only possible in the morning ;)). We would really come back any time anyway!!!

We stayed at Truc's house for three nights and the experience was AMAZING. The whole family made our stay interesting and authentic. Her mom is an incredible cook, and she even allowed us to help in the kitchen. Truc and her sister took us to the floating market, where we ate breakfast and drank delicious coffee with milk. Besides that, we went to a regular market and visited some elderly ladies making traditional hats and mats/carpets. We also cycled across the island and learned about the local flora and fauna. This was a true Mekong Delta experience. We highly recommend staying there. Tuck will help you with instructions, including which bus to take and where to get off.