Hotels in Vietnam

The nightlife scene in Vietnam is changing significantly, with big cities now full of lively Vietnam hotels, bars, pubs, and clubs. Luckily, it is not expensive to go out at night as the country brews some of the cheapest draft beers in the world. Nha Thang has some of the best bars conveniently located along Tran Phu Beach. The nightlife in this city is diverse, with bars offering drinks, local and global delicacies, and live performances of different music genres. As a popular tourist destination, you’ll also find many restaurants in Nha Thang. Hotels such as Cookbook Café Nha Thang feature live cooking stations for local and international delicacies. This particular hotel features a wide range of seafood, chargrilled meats, and authentic Vietnamese specialties. Further, Hue is the food capital in Vietnam. Most dishes in Vietnam are cooked in the Hue cooking style. The city’s cuisine is divided into three types: royal cuisine, vegetarian cuisine, and folk cuisine.

Vietnam is full of secrets that you should discover during your visit. Hanoi is the historical capital in the country, providing more than ten centuries of history at your fingertips. The city stands out for how it relates to nature. Right in the center is the Hoan Kiem Lake, a major scenic spot within the city. Hoan Kiem is named after a charmed sword given back to a turtle god in the lake by King Le Loi after using it to evict the Chinese. Saigon City has also managed to preserve its history while still adapting to modernity. The city has some interesting spots and numerous artistic attractions showcasing its rich culture. You can go inside the Cu Chi Tunnels to learn how soldiers organized, fought, and survived during the Vietnamese war. The tunnels are open every day and charge a small entrance fee. They are most popular between December and May. You can book hotels in Vietnam, such as Hanoi La Siesta Hotel Trendy, because of their proximity to popular landmarks and historical sites.

December is the least expensive month to stay in Vietnam, with an average price of $14 per night. That price is significantly cheaper than the most expensive month, November.

As many would assume, more people stay in Hanoi than in any other city while visiting Vietnam.

At $38 per night, Phu Quoc is the most expensive city in Vietnam to book a hotel room in. The average cost of $38 is about 26% above the country's average price per night.

At just $10 per night, Ho Chi Minh City has hotel room rates that are 79% less than other cities in Vietnam.