Monthly Rentals in Giồng Trôm District

Truc’s place is nice, affordable, spotless and really quiet. It’s about 15-20min by bicycle to downtown Ben Tre. You would still need to book a tour if you want to visit the Mekong Delta itself (the touristy side), but if you are looking for a quite place and some relaxing time in loud Vietnam, this may be your ideal accommodation. It offers kitchen, balcony and private bathroom, which is great. Truc went the extra mile for helping us in arriving and leaving via public transport from HCMC. Thanks a lot💚

Tan's retreat is among the most unique and welcoming properties I have ever encountered. Our family of 6 stayed with Tan for two nights. We have two teenagers and two young children. We were looking for a peaceful escape from the city and this is exactly what we found. The property was designed with extreme care and is maintained meticulously. The food is impossible to describe - every ingredient fresh, locally sourced, prepared with attention to detail and gorgeous presentation. One of our family members had special dietary requests and the staff went out of their way to honor those and serve him with kindness. My husband was invited to climb a ladder and cut down several coconuts right outside our room, from which we all drank fresh coconut water and then ate the meat. The most notable part of our stay was getting to know Tan, hearing his life story and learning so much about Vietnam's history, culture, and prospects for the future. We cannot recommend this stay highly enough!

Thuan was the best host. Coco Happy Farm is remote and you really get a great feel for how the people in his village live. His sister’s restaurant fed us most of our meals, which were all great. I cannot stress this enough when booking when Thuan you are also booking many experiences. He offers you many things to do and will accompany you along the way. We were sad to say goodbye.

Very nice accommodation, I can certainly recommend you to stay there! The room was clean and spacious, WiFi worked well. There is a common kitchen that I used often. The location is a bit far away from the city centre of course but it can reached by walking (around 25-30 minutes) or you can rent a scooter from the hosts or take a bicycle. Nearby there are people selling eggs, vegetables, meat and there are family restaurants as well. Plus in the homestay they offer some food too and there are various item on the menu including some vegetarian options. The hosts were very very helpful - they replied immediately to any question that I had and resolved all issues. Plus they organised a ride to My Tho for me for a reasonable price. The only downside which is not really related to the accommodation is that right across the road there is a store where they sell sound systems and I was unlucky to listen to extremely loud karaoke one evening and one morning he turned on disco music at 6.30am