There are rooms for 16, 18 and 20 usd, simple breakfast included. All are pretty the same, price augments with room size, but still very small. Furniure look new, Air Con is powerful. It is noisy from the street, as the hotel is centrally located on the crossroad. The receptionist could speak english very well. Our next destination was Can... More

Stayed here for one night and that was enough . On a really noisy corner. Next to a market. Rooms were not that clean, full of bugs . No lift so ask for lower Floor room if you are not fit.Reception was not particularly helpful and there really is nowhere to eat nearby. Very strange town.

We stayed in Trung Nguyen Hotel for one night. We arrived in the beginning of the afternoon and the very helpful (and english speaking) girl at the front desk arranged a motorbike tour to the mountain for the end of the afternoon and sunset, which was very good and really worth it: to drive through the city on a motorbike... More

The staff was very friendly and helpful. Breakfast is included and you can choose between various options (eggs, bread, soup etc.) and one drink. Location is perfect in the city center, at night is wasn’t noisy for our feeling. Rooms are okay clean from my point of view, not super but okay. At night there were many small insects (but... More

We stayed 1 night at Trung Nguyen Hotel on our way from HCMC to Phnom Penh. It is right in the middle of Chau Doc, very close to the docks. The room was not huge, but very clean. The bathroom was very clean and nice. The outer doors didn't seal perfectly, but the AC was strong enough that the temperature... More

We stayed for 3 nights, which is unusual because most stop for just one on their way from Vietnam to Cambodia (or vice-versa). But it is a town worth exploring - especially if you get the ferry over to the villages on the other side of the river. These villages are dominated by the minority Cham people (descendents of the... More

we'd had a cruise on the Mekong so had to stay there but would not have done so out of choice; it was ok but no elevator and harvest season meant the town was swarming with flies and bugs which got into everywhere, a grim experience but hey, this is how the locals live so you're seeing it as it... More

We stayed three nights at the Trung Nguyen in Chau Doc. Most people only stay one night, or two at the most. This area of the Delta is great because it doesn't see much tourism apart from travellers to/from Cambodia. The hotel has 'tab' system, so you just pay for everything at the end. Our tab came to $107 and... More

I stayed here as part on an Intrepid tour on the way to HCMC from PP. We arrived in the afternoon, did a sunset motorbike tour up the mountain, then left in the morning. That was more than enough time in Chau Dac. This hotel is clean, but basic. You get what you pay for. Bathroom very small, sink is... More