At last civilization! A hotel rather than a guesthouse at a decent price!
Location: very central on the main road in the town. Stalls, markets and brothels for massage all nearby...!
Location: you step off the boat and into the hotel! Its that easy. So right on the water front so you can watch the busy world of the Mekong go by from the back balcony or watch the street scene from the front.
Cleanliness: good. Not totally spic and span....but clean towels given each day and communal areas kept nice.
Room: for the price this place is excellent. Spacious, functional and hot water....bliss!
Food: great, tasty food and good prices. I recommend the hot pot.. very tasy Vietnamese style!
Service: very helpful staff. Nice little touch of them securing tables round our bikes to stop unwanted touches and poking and stealing!
Price: $6 for fan room...$10 for air con.....brilliant prices for evrything you get.

We stayed here before continuing our trip to Cambodia via the mekong delta. Accomodation was included in our mekong delta tour for this one night, otherwise we would have stayed elsewhere. Located on a dark street, most thing were closed when we arrived in the evening. The room was dirty and had no window, and felt like it was probably crawling with insects. This aside, the riverside restaurant has some beutiful view first thing in the morning. Overall I would not recommend this hotel.

After 3 trips to Vietnam this is still my favourite Hotel. We stepped off the boat from Phnom Penh, climbed the steps and walked into the lobby. Looking at the throng of taxi touts outside the door we decided to inspect a room. It was clean, spacious, and air conditioned. The bathroom was simple but clean. And for US$10 a night, it was incredibly cheap. The Hotel restaurant floats on the water and you watch the boats chug past as you enjoy a great value dinner. On the street side you can stand on the balcony and watch the activity below. The Hotel is less than 5 minutes walk to the street market where I chose to have my Pho soup for breakfast. I don't know about the Hotel breakfast, I didn't try it. The staff had limited English, but did their best to be helpful. All in all a great place to stay in a quaint little town.

Stayed in this hotel with Sinh cafe, on our way to Cambodia. Staff friendly, rooms small and basic.Only here the one night, and arrived early evening, ate in a small cafe nearby rec !! by the guide which was ok ,just.Going for breakfast the following morning we found that the hotels own restaurant, was on the river, a much better setting, so feel we should have tried there. Breakfast was basic, but the setting made up for it, and watching the river life was interesting first thing in the morning.