Pu Luong Boutique Garden
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Nestled within the Pu Luong Nature Reserve, Pu Luong Eco Retreat is located approximately 30 kilometers from Mai Chau – Hoa Binh and about 178 kilometers – a 4.5-hour drive from Hanoi.
Situated atop a hill, the resort features bungalows thoughtfully terraced to offer breathtaking views of the valley. Evoking the ambiance of a tranquil nature village, Pu Luong Boutique Garden comprises 10 mountain bungalows and 2 traditional stilt houses built by the black Thai People, offering a total of 16 comfortable beds. The retreat includes a restaurant and reception area.
The architectural design of the bungalows embraces the use of natural materials sourced from the mountains and forests, and each bungalow comes complete with a private balcony to soak in the splendor of the valleys, mountains, and rice terraces. Complimentary Wi-Fi is provided. As the morning light graces the mountains and the village awakens for the rice harvest, you can enjoy this serene spectacle from the comfort of your room. Embrace the day with trekking adventures through the terraced rice fields or embark on explorations by motorbike. Alternatively, bask in relaxation on your private balcony as you absorb the captivating scenery that surrounds you.
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We were lucky to stay one night here -- my wife, two adult daughters and me -- as part of a guided 2-day tour in Pu Luong and Ninh Binh. Dynamite location and facilities, very luxurious given the remote village setting the resort overlooks. Good food and bar, too!
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This is a very simple, ecco-friendly place run by a lovely couple who speak excellent English and will go the extra mile to help you. The bed, on a huge platform, was very comfortable, there was a ceiling fan and air conditioning. The WiFi worked well and the whole area is blissfully quiet. Dinner at night was delicious but pricy.
Now for some points I feel need raising urgently: the lack of a fridge/minibar in the room is really bad, with the hot weather its essential to be able to keep drinks cold, even if only water; the lack of lighting on the steps and pathways, treacherous especially when it rains. On this subject, the resort is totally unsuitable for the disabled or anyone with mobility problems, there are so many steep steps and mostly no handrails. Cars can t reach the actual hotel so you have to walk from the road, the signage is poor too, with small signs almost hidden in foliage. Breakfast is a small buffet catering for the Asian palette. Do book a mountain view room, the views are stunning.
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