Binh Yen Homestay (Peace Homestay)

I didn't stay at the hostel, just ate at the restaurant, and the food was really good. I'm vegan, and they made me a wonderful tofu Pho. The portions were generous, with plenty of sides like salads, watermelon and other fresh fruit. There's a convenience store right next door where I picked up things I needed now and then. The woman there is lovely.

We felt like part of the family here, and everything was so good that we're booking again for next year. The room was huge and spotless. Breakfast was freshly cooked, and they paid attention to what we liked and didn't like. Thanks for looking after us so well.

We had a clean, comfortable room and an excellent breakfast. It's a friendly, relaxing place away from the crowds in Hoi An and Da Nang. The beach is just a few minutes' walk away. The road gets quite noisy in the daytime, though it didn't bother us at night. The location was okay. My one disappointment: over our five-night stay, the room wasn't cleaned and we weren't given fresh towels.

Peace Homestay is a little outside town, which made for really quiet, peaceful nights. The rooms were spotless and had everything we needed for Sapa. Diego and his family made us feel welcome and treated us like family. They were happy to sort out tours or point us in the right direction without being pushy. Guests can also join a family dinner. There's never enough happy juice!