Tu Casa Hostel

The night market is just around the corner, plenty of restaurants are nearby, and the beach is only a 7 minute walk away. That mattered to me since I can’t drive a scooter. Tu Casa was very clean, the owner was super nice, and it’s close to everything. I travel often and have stayed in all kinds of places, from five star hotels to backpacker dorms. I joined a tour the owner offered to a small village. It felt authentic, with local people simply being themselves instead of putting on a show for foreigners. The highlight for me was harvesting my own sea salt to take home as souvenirs. I later learned the owner created the tour to support locals who were struggling. It’s her way of giving back to the community through what we call “fair trade.” As a tourist, it feels like a blessing to support owners who still have heart. I don’t have a gmail account, so John Dough showed up. Reviewed by: Xiao Ling from Canada

The dorms at Tu Casa are spacious and clean, with hot showers, and the staff are wonderful and really helpful. The location is good too. It’s a great place, and everything was perfect. I’ll come back if I can. French friends, you can book this place with your eyes closed. Thanks for everything.

One of the best hostels I’ve stayed at in Vietnam. It’s clean, modern, and spacious, with friendly staff. Qui Nohn is an amazing city too, highly recommended.

I booked through Booking.com, but when I arrived, the hostel was closed. A woman told me they’d stopped operating. I wonder why they hadn’t closed their Booking.com page, so people wouldn’t waste time coming here and end up disappointed.