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My stay in Hanoi started off with a bit of disappointment regarding the initial room, but after speaking with the helpful front desk team, I opted for an upgrade that made a significant difference. The room became far more comfortable, and the staff—especially the day receptionist and the gentleman… More My stay in Hanoi started off with a bit of disappointment regarding the initial room, but after speaking with the helpful front desk team, I opted for an upgrade that made a significant difference. The room became far more comfortable, and the staff—especially the day receptionist and the gentleman on night duty—were incredibly courteous. Breakfasts were good, though they became repetitive after a couple of days. The bathroom design could be improved, as the shower easily flooded the floor, and it would have been useful to know in advance that toiletries were not provided.

At the Nicey Hotel in HCMC, the room was comfortable enough for a short stay, but the bathroom left something to be desired. The shower facilities, in particular, could use upgrading. Similar to other hotels on the trip, basic toiletries were not included, which I found inconvenient.

Halong Bay Cruise
The cruise accommodation was a highlight. It was cozy, clean, and the hot shower after a day of sightseeing was a welcome luxury. I thoroughly enjoyed this part of the trip.

I had a comfortable stay in Siem Reap. The room was spacious and relaxing, although, once again, toiletries were not provided. A small detail, but one that adds up over the course of a multi-stop journey.

In Hoi An, the room itself was quite comfortable, but the bathroom setup caused some frustration. The handheld shower handle wouldn’t stay in place, so I had to carefully adjust it each time I used it. Despite this, the overall atmosphere of the accommodation was pleasant.

My accommodation in Chiang Mai was average. The room was spacious and comfortable, but I struggled a bit with the shower—both the door and turning it on posed challenges. Still, it was a decent stay for a brief visit.

Bangkok offered one of the best hotel experiences on the tour. The room was well-appointed with a fantastic view and a convenient location. I also want to note that the hotels in Chau Doc and Can Tho were surprisingly good and added positively to the overall journey. Less

We had a wonderful time on our trip overall! The food was amazing, the cultural experiences were rich and memorable, and what truly made the journey special were the incredible people we met along the way. There were a few too many temples for my personal taste, but I totally understand and appreciate… More We had a wonderful time on our trip overall! The food was amazing, the cultural experiences were rich and memorable, and what truly made the journey special were the incredible people we met along the way. There were a few too many temples for my personal taste, but I totally understand and appreciate their cultural and historical importance.

One part of the trip I wouldn’t recommend is the Day 8 visit to the Karen Village to "watch or feed elephants". The boat ride there was actually one of our favorite parts — it was early in the morning, peaceful, and such a beautiful way to start the day. The walk through the village was also nice. But once we arrived at the elephant area, we were really disappointed. The elephants were chained by one back leg with very short chains, which felt incredibly wrong. I chose not to participate, but Brad threw them some bananas — unfortunately, his throw was too short, and the elephants couldn’t reach them. It was honestly a sad experience and felt completely out of place, especially compared to the wonderful elephant sanctuary we visited earlier in the trip. That part of the program definitely needs a second look.

Also, just a tip for anyone planning to visit Erawan Waterfalls: definitely bring water shoes. You’ll need comfy walking shoes for the hike, but water shoes are essential if you want to swim or explore the falls safely. I wore running shoes, which made it really slippery and hard to enjoy the water. I would’ve worn my Tevas if I had known!

Despite those few things, we had a fantastic trip and will always remember the warmth of the people and the beauty of the places we visited. Less

We especially loved the jungle trek with Tonny Lanna — it was such a unique and immersive experience. The White Temple was jaw-droppingly beautiful, and the trip to the Golden Triangle with a boat cruise was really enjoyable. One of the absolute highlights was the elephant sanctuary — it was ethical,… More We especially loved the jungle trek with Tonny Lanna — it was such a unique and immersive experience. The White Temple was jaw-droppingly beautiful, and the trip to the Golden Triangle with a boat cruise was really enjoyable. One of the absolute highlights was the elephant sanctuary — it was ethical, heartwarming, and unforgettable. We also had a lot of fun at the floating market — such a lively, colorful atmosphere.

The only downside of our whole trip was flying with VietJet. Every other airline we used was on time and hassle-free, but our experience with VietJet wasn’t great. If possible, we’d recommend avoiding them in the future. Less

Has been a wonderful trip Anna and you have been so impt to making that happen. We are so very grateful. It’s a long trip home and will be good to get there - and we have amazing memories.
The itinerary was almost perfect. A couple of ideas of things to suggest to future clients…..
Halong bay was… More Has been a wonderful trip Anna and you have been so impt to making that happen. We are so very grateful. It’s a long trip home and will be good to get there - and we have amazing memories.
The itinerary was almost perfect. A couple of ideas of things to suggest to future clients…..
Halong bay was perfect
Phong nha was a brilliant trip and definitely do the 4.5km kayak version. It’s more of a ‘bouldering’ activity than a trek tho so people need to be fit and able. And if staying at that resort, there seems to be a more modern half which is only open in high season I think. Would be worth requesting that side if it’s open
Hoi An is stunning. We did a local market visit followed by bamboo boat and cooking school and it was v worthwhile. The lantern making class was beautiful and I highly recommend ‘the lantern lady’. And biking to An Bang and having lunch at The Deckhouse is perfect.
Phu Quoc resort was great - good choice. Definitely recommend the cable car / it’s an awesome view and the kids loved loved the water park. No queues so only needed 2-3 hours there
And here in Railay - the resort is exceptional. The luxury longboat was amazing - also worth exploring a yacht option I think. But so t recommend going to Maya Bay. It’s stunning but for people from smaller countries like us, that level of crowding and queuing isn’t worth it - and you can’t swim!!!!! So would suggest skipping that. Even tho it’s a perfect photo, behind the scenes to the photo is carnage!!
Oh and recommend the rock climbing in Krabi. Just a half day. Is so close to resort and really fun for active clients - but not too young kids as tutoring is minimal Less

Hi Rosie,
First of all is that we are super happy for the travel you arrange for us.
You will be the only person I give 5 stars to.
Hotels:
Star rating in the world is not the same all over.
I can see that here you can buy likes and positive face comments.
So it's not easy for anyone to find a good… More Hi Rosie,
First of all is that we are super happy for the travel you arrange for us.
You will be the only person I give 5 stars to.
Hotels:
Star rating in the world is not the same all over.
I can see that here you can buy likes and positive face comments.
So it's not easy for anyone to find a good hotel.
The best one:
The overnight cruise.
The worst one was the hotel in Phuket.
Non funktion air-condition. Water pressure that go up and down whitch give hot and cold water but only one in the time. We have to get our clean towels ourselves every day.
I complain every morning, and they replay they will fix it under the day.
The selection of hotels 3 stars. ( Not your foult, we hade to high expectations)
The guides:
Sorry to say only 3 stars.
Some of them behave as robot and only repeat what they have said for the last 10 years, but it getting shorter every year. No passion. Some of them were not even proud of theirs country and only complained to us.
What they should do is simple.
Contact the client before they take off on the flight to make them confident that all is under control and that they are waiting for them.
When the clint is in the local transport, ask them what is theirs interest to know under this trip/location. To be able to give the right tailor-made information.
I think the worst one was in Phuket that picked us up at the airport. WhatsApp me what time they will pick us up at the hotel every morning. Then we didn't see or hear from her anymore on this trip.
The second bad price will go to the guide in Cambodia. The only thing he talked about was how poor he was but still the best guide.......
He haw only one interest wish was the tip he would get.
We are giving a new name to Cambodia, we now call it mini America.
It's sad, it's a beautiful country.
The guide in Bangkok was the only one that did it with passion and really taking care of us 24/7
A good guide needs only 3 things: knowledge, passion, and proudness of his work and country.
The food under this 21 days has been 5 stars all the way.
The people in Vietnam I give 6 stars of 5 possible.
Everyone is so nice, friendly, and incredibly service mind.
I think your plan to end the trip in northen Thiland would be so much better.
Puket is completely destroyed by the mass turismen.
I will definitely recommend you to all my friends.
But some one need to look into the quality of the guids.
(You are too good for this company, and you need a better team around you that can keep your high standard) Less