Where to Stay in An Giang, Vietnam – Area & Hotel Guide

Compare hotels in Long Xuyen, Chau Doc, Sam Mountain, and Tan Chau for every budget.

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An Giang is a province in Vietnam’s Mekong Delta, known for its rivers, rice paddies, and the sacred Sam Mountain. Travellers come for boat trips, pagodas, and the lively border town of Chau Doc, making it a common stop between Ho Chi Minh City and Cambodia.

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An Giang's Main Accommodation Areas

Most visitors base themselves in Long Xuyen for city conveniences, or in Chau Doc for river life and access to Sam Mountain. The Sam Mountain area has the densest cluster of mid-range and upscale hotels, while smaller towns like Tan Chau and Cho Moi serve travellers heading to Cambodia or the floodplains.

Where should you stay?

📍 Long Xuyen

Long Xuyen is the provincial capital and the most urbanised area in An Giang, with a good mix of business and leisure hotels. It sits on the Hau River and offers easy access to markets, restaurants, and the nearby floating houses. Most hotels here are modern mid-range properties, with a few upscale options.
Pros
  • Wide choice of hotels and restaurants
  • Convenient transport links to Ho Chi Minh City and Can Tho
  • Good for business travellers and short stays
Cons
  • Fewer tourist attractions within walking distance
  • Can be noisy and busy during peak hours

Perfect for: Travellers who want city comforts and easy connections

Note: Riverside hotels may have views but can be affected by flooding in the wet season.

📍 Chau Doc

Chau Doc is a bustling border town on the Bassac River, popular with travellers heading to Cambodia or exploring the Mekong Delta. Hotels range from basic guesthouses to comfortable mid-range and upscale properties, many within walking distance of the riverfront and markets. It is also the main gateway to Sam Mountain.
Pros
  • Lively riverfront and markets
  • Easy access to boat trips and Cambodia border
  • Diverse accommodation for all budgets
Cons
  • Some streets can be crowded and noisy
  • Limited upscale dining options

Perfect for: First-time visitors and those crossing to Cambodia

Note: Book early during the Lunar New Year and pilgrimage seasons.

📍 Sam Mountain (Nui Sam)

The Sam Mountain area, about 5 km from Chau Doc, is a pilgrimage site with many pagodas and temples. Hotels here are mostly mid-range and upscale, often with views of the mountain or the rice paddies. It is quieter than Chau Doc but still close enough for dining and shopping.
Pros
  • Peaceful setting with mountain views
  • Close to pagodas and temples
  • Good for relaxation and sightseeing
Cons
  • Fewer restaurants and shops within walking distance
  • Need motorbike or taxi to reach Chau Doc

Perfect for: Pilgrims, couples, and travellers seeking quiet

Note: Some hotels are on steep roads; check accessibility if you have mobility issues.

📍 Tan Chau

Tan Chau is a small border town on the Tien River, known for its silk weaving and boat trips to floating fish farms. Accommodation is limited to basic guesthouses and a few simple hotels, mostly used by travellers passing through to Cambodia. It offers a more local, off-the-beaten-path experience.
Pros
  • Authentic local atmosphere
  • Gateway to floating villages
  • Quiet and less touristy
Cons
  • Very limited hotel choices
  • Few amenities for tourists

Perfect for: Adventurous travellers and those on a tight budget

Note: English is less widely spoken; have your destination address written in Vietnamese.

📍 Cho Moi

Cho Moi is a rural district along the Tien River, with a handful of guesthouses and small hotels. It is not a typical tourist base but can be useful for exploring the countryside and experiencing delta life. Accommodation is basic and primarily serves local travellers.
Pros
  • Very affordable
  • Immersive rural experience
  • Close to orchards and rice fields
Cons
  • Almost no tourist infrastructure
  • Limited transport options

Perfect for: Budget travellers and those with local connections

Note: Not recommended for first-time visitors without a specific reason to stay.

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Special in An Giang

During the flooding season (August–November), some riverside roads and boat piers in Chau Doc and Tan Chau can be submerged; check with your hotel before booking a river-view room.

Getting Around from Outside Areas

Motorbike taxis (xe om) and taxis are easy to find in Long Xuyen and Chau Doc; agree on the fare before you get on, or use a ride-hailing app where available.

Important: Navigating An Giang Transport Apps

Beware of unofficial taxis and motorbike taxis at bus stations; insist on using a meter or a ride-hailing app, and avoid late-night arrivals without pre-arranged transport.

Visit between December and April for...

Visit between December and April for dry weather and lower hotel demand; avoid the Tet holiday in late January or early February when prices spike and rooms fill fast.

Practicalities for Your An Giang Stay

Best Time to Visit An Giang

The best time to visit An Giang is during the dry season from December to April, when temperatures are milder and roads are easier to navigate. The flooding season from August to November brings higher humidity and some travel disruption, but also lush landscapes and fewer tourists. For the best hotel value, aim for weekdays in the shoulder months of November and May.

Essential An Giang Hotel Tips

Key insights for a comfortable stay:

Book a river-view room in Chau Doc early

Hotels along the Bassac River in Chau Doc fill up quickly during the dry season and Tet. Reserve at least a few weeks ahead if you want a room with a view.

Check for flooding before booking in Tan Chau

From August to November, some riverside guesthouses in Tan Chau can be affected by high water. Ask the hotel about access and whether the road is passable.

Stay on Sam Mountain for a quieter base

If you have your own transport or don't mind taking a motorbike taxi, Sam Mountain offers peaceful hotels within a short ride of Chau Doc's restaurants and boat docks.

Use Long Xuyen for business or transit

Long Xuyen has the most reliable mid-range hotels and is a good stopover between Ho Chi Minh City and Chau Doc. It is less touristy but convenient.

Budget Expectations for An Giang Hotels

What to expect at different price points:

CategoryPrice RangeWhat You Get
Budget $10.00 - $25.00/night A simple private room with fan or air-conditioning in a family guesthouse, often in Long Xuyen or Tan Chau, with shared bathroom and no breakfast.
Mid Range $25.00 - $50.00/night A comfortable air-conditioned room with private bathroom in a small hotel in Chau Doc or Long Xuyen, usually including breakfast and Wi-Fi.
Upscale $50.00 - $90.00/night A spacious room in a well-appointed hotel on Sam Mountain or in central Chau Doc, with river or mountain views, breakfast, and possibly a pool.
Luxury $90.00 - $180.00/night A top-tier room or suite in the best hotel in Chau Doc or Sam Mountain, with premium views, full amenities, breakfast, and personalised service.

Taxis & Ride-Hailing Apps in Vietnam

Book your ride from your phone — the apps locals and travelers actually use:

AppWhat It Is
Grab (full English) Rides, motorbikes, food delivery, and GrabMart (groceries & souvenirs to your hotel in <30 min).
Xanh SM Vietnam’s all-electric ride-hailing (VinFast cars). Clean, green, and widely available in Hanoi, HCMC, Da Nang.

More apps worth downloading: Local Travel Apps in Vietnam

Final Insider Advice

Book directly with the hotel’s official website for the best rates and to confirm river-view or mountain-view rooms, especially during peak season.

An Giang — Frequently Asked Questions

Which area is best for first-time visitors to An Giang?

Chau Doc is the most convenient base for first-timers, with a range of hotels, easy access to boat trips, and the Sam Mountain pilgrimage site nearby. Long Xuyen is also an option for those arriving by bus from Ho Chi Minh City.

Is An Giang safe for tourists?

An Giang is generally safe, with low crime rates. Petty theft can occur in crowded markets, so keep valuables secure. Use reputable taxis and avoid isolated areas at night.

How many days should I spend in An Giang?

Two to three days are enough to see Chau Doc, Sam Mountain, and take a boat trip. Add an extra day if you plan to cross to Cambodia or explore rural districts like Tan Chau.

How do I get from Ho Chi Minh City to An Giang?

Buses from Mien Tay station take 5–7 hours to Long Xuyen or Chau Doc. Private cars are faster but pricier. The nearest airport is Can Tho, about 2.5–3.5 hours away by taxi.

What is the budget for hotels in An Giang?

Budget guesthouses start around USD 10–25 per night, mid-range hotels USD 25–50, and upscale options USD 50–90. Luxury rooms can reach USD 180. Prices are generally lower than in major Vietnamese cities.

Should I book my hotel directly?

Booking directly on the hotel’s official website often gives the best rate and allows you to confirm specific room types, such as river or mountain views. It also avoids third-party booking fees.

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