Mekong Lodge Hotel & Resort

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This place is a gem! Beautiful spot on the river, relaxing ambience, nice pool, and friendly, helpful staff. We relaxed here for a few days after spending time in the cities and towns of the delta, and it was the perfect place to recharge. Bikes too! Highly recommend.

We booked a family room for 6 people thinking that it will be a big room for everyone. But in reality, it’s 2 separate standard rooms next to each other. It is false advertisement. If we had known that it will be just 2 separate rooms, we would not have booked it. The food is terrible, low quality and yet, way overpriced. I would not recommend anyone to stay here. This hotel should only be in the 2*-class at the most!

The hotel cancelled my booking. I did not stay but despite contacting hotels.com numerous times I haven’t received a response or a refund Please arrange my refund ASAP

A great spot to enjoy the Mekong River traffic and view the river at all the great times of the day. Highly recommend. Very peaceful. Employees are local young people and are pleasant and enthusiastic

We have mixed feelings about our stay at the Mekong Lodge. The hotel and grounds are quaint, and we got to extensively relax at the bar and by the pool, which was nice after being in loud and busy HCMC. However, the hotel is undergoing renovations, and the sounds of construction filled the air from 730am to 730pm -> not so nice if you intend to take a nap in your room, or eat lunch in the restaurant by the water. If the construction wasn't enough, then the cacaphony of roosters at 4am will remind you that you are in rural Vietnam. The food in the accompany restaurant was average - some dishes were tasty while others were much less appealing. In contrast to lunch and dinner options, the breakfast was great - small bowls of pho, tasty crepes and omelettes, and fresh fruit and juices. We took the boat tour without guide which allowed flexibility to spend as much or as little time at the "artisanal market" and the traditional land market. There were only a few boats in the floating market, which we didn't stop at or board so that was really disappointing (one of the reasons we wanted to come down to the Mekong!). While I enjoyed the row boat through the canals, I was dismayed by the vast amount of plastic garbage that littered it - it's really quite sad (BTW I would happily pay extra to contribute to a fund that cleans up the local waterways - I'm sure many visitors would too!). In summary, mixed experience, but I don't think I would return.