Toki Retreat Van Long - An Room

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Room

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Cuisine

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Activity

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Toki Retreat Van Long - An Room
Nina Keller
08/04/2025
I sought meaningful travel—and Truc Thang delivered. Staying in a traditional 5-gian wooden house, I joined cultural storytelling, made bamboo coffee huts, and shared communal dinners. The community focus made the experience deep, lasting, and authentic.
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Talia Sanchez
08/04/2025
Hai Trung provides a true experience of community living. The restored century-old wooden villa, the communal tea corner, and conversations with neighbors took me far from tourist routes. It’s authentic rural life in every sense—cultural, calm, and wholeheartedly welcoming.
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Kai Rivera
08/04/2025
If you want real travel experience that connects you to local life, this is it. Hai Vân brings rural heritage alive through old wooden homes, canal-side walks, and friendly conversations with neighbours. The host welcomed us like family, and we shared meals that felt deeply rooted in Vietnamese culture.
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Lucien Moreau
08/04/2025
Sun May Retreat is more than a place to stay—it connects you to local life and sustainable values. I joined garden harvesting, helped prep meals with host family recipes, and learned about regional customs. The retreat encourages living mindfully—less plastic, more planting, deeper connection. Truly holistic and heartwarming.
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Isla Moreno
08/04/2025
I appreciated how the resort preserves its natural surroundings—Japanese architects protected every mature tree when building the villas. The design balances elegance and sustainability: open-plan spaces, natural light, and eco-conscious amenities like limited plastic use. Waking to forest views and having direct sight of Sóc Sơn’s cultural landmarks like Gióng Temple felt both grounding and respectful of nature’s heritage.