Your trip to
Vietnam will become more interesting if you choose one of these eco-friendly accommodations. Staying in eco-friendly
hotel is high chance that you are looking for a good time, or at least a battery-charging moment.
Do you know that living in an eco-friendly hotel makes you happier then maybe your time in Vietnam will be a little happier, a little simpler, and definitely more environmentally friendly.
Topas Eco Lodge – Sapa
After your 45-minute drive in the natural landscape of Sapa, the white granite bungalow cluster appears atop a mighty hill. The surrounding mountains make these bungalows seem almost too delicate, improving and emphasizing the pristine feeling of the Sapa natural landscape. They work hard on saving electricity, water usage, and reducing waste.
There is a wide range of hiking and biking activities and you just need to pick the most appealing experience to maximize your stay.
Buffalo Eco Garden – Ninh Binh
Resting so close to the
Trang An complex (recognized by UNESCO as a cultural and natural heritage complex) in the peaceful desired destination of
Ninh Binh, Buffalo Eco Garden is for you or your family. This is a place that exudes natural and countryside charms for you to enjoy the peacefulness of the
Vietnam landscape.
Eco green boutique hotel Da Nang
Founded in 2016, Eco Green provides guests with fantastic relaxation. The
hotel prides itself on applying green hotel practices that minimize its negative impact on the environment. Environmentally-friendly materials were used to build the hotel, and their operation system runs on solar energy and water-saving engines. In addition, the room structure is designed to maximize air flow, natural sunlight, and reduce the need for air conditioning.
Bho Hoong Bungalows
Located about 50 miles (80 kilometers) from
Da Nang City, tucked in the Truong Son mountain range, this exotic retreat offers intimate access to the tranquil life of the ethnic hill tribes that surround it. These five stilted bungalows, made of wood, rattan and thatched roofs have been individually styled and named after five animals that are sacred to the Co Tu tribe. The interior has been lovingly carved, woven and painted by artisans, reflecting their unique culture and heritage.
All bungalows have a private balcony overlooking the Kon River. The bungalows may look simple, but the skills and craftsmanship that have been passed down the Co Tu line for generations helped create these beautiful homes that remain secure during the harsh weather conditions the Vietnamese coast often sees.
Chay Lap Farmstay
Chay Lap is a community-owned and operated ecotourism association, situated on a peanut and maize farm beneath the towering limestone cliffs of
Phong Nha-Ke Bang National Park. There are ecotourism services for tourists, including the opportunity to stay in
homestays, as well as biking, kayaking, and trekking tours that take you above and underground in this vastly unexplored region.
By staying at Chay Lap, you will directly support this gorgeous World Natural Heritage Site’s conservation efforts, as well as drive employment opportunities and provide a modest income for the families who live in the area.
Lak Tented Camp
Lak Tented Camp overlooks Lak Lake,
Vietnam’s largest natural lake, and is a picturesque sight. The tents have basic amenities, but if you want something a little more comfortable, opt for the sophisticated wooden bungalows. Whatever you choose, you will wake up to unforgettable sunrises on lakeside balconies.
They also have various activities, including kayaking, mountain biking, village walks, fishing, gardening, and more. The onsite restaurant serves dishes made from ingredients that are sourced directly from the on-site gardens.
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