Where to Stay in Long Xuyen, Vietnam

A practical guide to hotels, neighborhoods, and local tips for your Mekong Delta stay

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Long Xuyen is the capital of An Giang province in the Mekong Delta, a busy river town known for its floating markets, fish farms, and proximity to the Sam Mountain pilgrimage site. Travelers use it as a base for exploring the delta and for its local food scene, especially the famous broken rice and river fish dishes.

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Hotels in Long Xuyên

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Hotel Name Rating Location Info
Hotel: Amidi homestay and coffee Rating: - Location: Nguyen Phi Khanh
Hotel: Amidi Hotel Rating: - Location: Long Xuyên
Hotel: An khang Rating: - Location: Hà Hoàng Hổ
Hotel: Bến xe Bình Khánh Rating: - Location: City center
Hotel: Căn hộ Khách sạn cao cấp Marina Long Xuyên site → Rating: - Location: Long Xuyên
Hotel: Cuu Long Rating: - Location: City center
Hotel: Dong Xuyen site → Rating: - Location: City center
Hotel: Golden Hotel Rating: - Location: Long Xuyên
Hotel: Hai Tra Hotel Rating: - Location: Long Xuyên
Hotel: Hiếu Nghĩa Rating: - Location: Quốc lộ 91

Long Xuyên's Main Accommodation Areas

Most hotels in Long Xuyen cluster around the central wards of My Binh, My Long, and My Phuoc, close to the Hau River and the city's markets. The riverside promenade and Tran Hung Dao street are popular for their convenience and evening food stalls. Budget guesthouses spread along the edges of the centre and near the bus station, while a few mid-range options sit near the provincial administrative area.

Where should you stay?

📍 My Binh Ward (Central Long Xuyen)

The commercial heart of the city, with markets, shops, and the main bus station nearby. Hotels here range from basic guesthouses to small mid-range options, all within walking distance of riverside restaurants and cafes.
Pros
  • Close to markets and local eateries
  • Easy access to transport links
Cons
  • Can be noisy during peak hours

Perfect for: First-time visitors who want convenience

Note: Traffic around the market is heavy in the morning; choose a room set back from the main road.

📍 My Long Ward (Riverside Area)

Stretching along the Hau River, this area offers pleasant evening walks and a quieter atmosphere than the commercial centre. Several mid-range hotels and guesthouses sit on or near the riverside promenade.
Pros
  • Scenic river views
  • Quieter evenings
Cons
  • Fewer budget options than the centre

Perfect for: Couples and travelers seeking a relaxed base

Note: Some riverside properties are set behind the levee; check for actual river-view rooms.

📍 My Phuoc Ward (Administrative Area)

Home to provincial government offices and a more modern streetscape, this ward has a handful of mid-range and upscale hotels often used by business travelers. It is a short drive from the central market and riverside.
Pros
  • Newer hotels with more amenities
  • Quieter streets
Cons
  • Less local food variety within walking distance

Perfect for: Business travelers and those wanting modern comfort

Note: Evening dining options are limited; plan to take a short taxi ride to the centre.

📍 Near Long Xuyen Bus Station (My Thoi Ward)

The area around the intercity bus station has a cluster of budget guesthouses and small hotels, convenient for early departures or late arrivals. It is less touristy and more functional, with basic shops and roadside food stalls.
Pros
  • Very affordable rates
  • Convenient for bus travelers
Cons
  • Noisy and dusty from traffic
  • Fewer dining choices

Perfect for: Budget travelers and those passing through

Note: Rooms facing the bus station can be loud; ask for one at the back.

📍 Binh Duc Ward (Eastern Edge)

A more residential ward on the eastern side of the city, with a few guesthouses and small hotels that offer good value. It is a short motorbike ride from the centre and the floating market access points.
Pros
  • Quiet residential setting
  • Good value for money
Cons
  • Limited attractions within walking distance

Perfect for: Travelers with their own transport or those seeking local life

Note: Public transport is scarce; arrange a motorbike taxi for trips into the centre.

Special in Long Xuyên

Many small hotels do not list on international booking sites; look for signs along Tran Hung Dao and Nguyen Van Cung streets or ask at the market for recommendations.

Getting Around from Outside Areas

Xe om (motorbike taxis) are the easiest way around central Long Xuyen; agree on the fare before riding and keep small notes ready.

Important: Navigating Long Xuyên Transport Apps

Long Xuyen has no commercial airport; the nearest is Can Tho or Rach Gia, both a few hours by road. Beware of inflated taxi fares from bus stations—use metered taxis or ride-hailing apps.

Visit on weekdays outside national...

Visit on weekdays outside national holidays for lower room rates; many hotels raise prices during the Lunar New Year and summer school break.

Practicalities for Your Long Xuyên Stay

Best Time to Visit Long Xuyên

The dry season from December to April brings lower humidity and easier travel, though March and April can be hot. Hotel value is best in the shoulder months of November and May, while the rainy season from June to October sees fewer tourists and softer rates, but occasional flooding.

Essential Long Xuyên Hotel Tips

Key insights for a comfortable stay:

Check for river-view rooms on Tran Hung Dao

Several hotels along Tran Hung Dao street advertise river views, but some are partially blocked by buildings. Ask to see the room before booking, or request a higher floor.

Book ahead during the Sam Mountain pilgrimage season

The Lunar New Year and the annual Via Ba Chua Xu festival (around April-May) bring many domestic pilgrims to An Giang, filling hotels in Long Xuyen. Reserve a room at least a week in advance during these periods.

Use metered taxis from the bus station

Motorbike taxis and taxis wait outside Long Xuyen bus station, but some may quote inflated flat fares. Use a metered taxi or a ride-hailing app to reach your hotel.

Try local breakfast at the market

Hotels in the centre often offer simple breakfast, but the morning market near My Binh ward serves excellent and cheap local noodle soups and coffee. It is a good way to start the day like a local.

Budget Expectations for Long Xuyên 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-run guesthouse near the bus station or central market, usually without breakfast.
Mid Range $25.00 - $50.00/night A comfortable air-conditioned room in a small hotel in My Binh or My Long ward, often with free Wi-Fi and sometimes a basic breakfast.
Upscale $50.00 - $80.00/night A spacious room in one of the newer hotels in My Phuoc ward, with amenities like a minibar, breakfast buffet, and possibly a river view.
Luxury $80.00 - $150.00/night The top-tier option in Long Xuyen, likely a suite or deluxe room in the city's most modern hotel, with full amenities, breakfast, and perhaps a pool or fitness centre.

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 by phone or their official website when possible; small places often offer better rates than online travel agencies.

Long Xuyên — Frequently Asked Questions

What is the best area to stay in Long Xuyen for first-timers?

My Binh Ward is the most convenient for first-time visitors, as it puts you within walking distance of the central market, riverside, and many eateries. My Long Ward offers a quieter riverside setting but with fewer budget options.

Is Long Xuyen a safe place to stay?

Long Xuyen is generally a safe town with low crime rates. As in any city, keep an eye on your belongings in crowded markets and avoid poorly lit areas at night. Hotels typically have secure entrances.

How many days should I spend in Long Xuyen?

Two to three days are enough to explore the floating markets, sample local food, and take a day trip to Sam Mountain. Longer stays can include nearby delta towns, but most travelers use Long Xuyen as a short base.

How do I get from the airport to Long Xuyen?

Long Xuyen has no commercial airport. The nearest options are Can Tho International Airport or Rach Gia Airport, both about two to three hours away by road. From there, take a shuttle bus or private taxi to Long Xuyen.

What budget do I need for a hotel in Long Xuyen?

Budget guesthouses start around 10-25 USD per night, mid-range hotels 25-50 USD, and upscale options 50-80 USD. Luxury rooms can reach 150 USD. Prices are generally lower outside holidays and the dry season peak.

Should I book my hotel directly or through an agency?

Booking directly with the hotel by phone or official website often gives the best rate and more flexibility, especially for small guesthouses. Many places do not list on international sites, so direct contact is useful.

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