Hue Resorts - Reviews and Rates

Took a motorbike taxi tour around Hue, it was good to get out of the city and see the Rice stacks and rice fields, buffalo's, the river, fishing nets, children playing and off course the odd chicken.
Motor bike taxis are probably the best way to get through the towns here in Vietnam.

We stopped at the local rice museum which was amazi...

Having explored the famed citadel, a detour outside of the city is needed to see the remaining sites. To get there we would hire a couple of bicycles for $4 and take a little road trip. We were planning on visiting the Tombs of the Nugyen Emperors, whose shrines we visited within the To Mieu Temple two days ago. First on our list was the Tomb of...

Arrived at midday and dropped off at Thai Binh 2 Hotel. We were showed a room on top floor, great view of city. It was the penthouse of the place and for only $28 US was too expensive after Hoi An shopping. Took the slightly more budget option at $12 just down the road at the sister hotel. Tried to contact Yenly (mum and dad's friend from Port L...

This morning we woke up ready for another terrific day in Hue. We were pleased to see that it wasn't raining (just very dark!) and, thus charged, we went down for breakfast in the hotel restaurant. I don't really like to complain all that much, but the restaurant here is terrible. The food isn't bad (when you finally get it) but the service is a...

From the journal: Hue's Highlights, scooter dudes from hotel Vinh, An, and snacks with Darren at my "brothers" family home outside of town, great frog legs, hot pot, no snake though. Trevor's birthday and the beer ninja. Karoke with Claire and Ed and gang, the beach, Citadel and dragon boat to To Duc Tomb, Browneyes and DMZ bar, Long Life and Co...

On the morning bus to Hue which is only 3hours north of Hoi An, a nice place to break before my long 12hour bus ride to Hanoi. The scenery is breathtaking, rolling green mountains that run into the ocean without stopping. On the bus I meet two Australian mothers travelling with their children, who are kind enough to share accomadation with me. H...

Ok- Huston we have take off! Barely made it off the runway after a hellacious torid of rainfall that shook the plane about. But made it to Hue in Central Vietnam, (all be it more than a bit delayed) and met by our gracious guide Thien. She will show us the town and get us down to the ancient city of Ho Ain in a few. Up to now the trip has been f...

Having spent a few days in lovely Hoi An we felt a little disappointed by Hue. It just didn't have as much atmosphere and to be honest it felt more like a traveller's gateway to the DMZ (Demilitarised Zone), which is precisely what we used it as! Our tour of the DMZ (an area 5kms wide that divided North and South Vietnam and ironically became on...

After we settled into our nice hotel we decided to walk around and see the sights of Hue, but not of course before we got some food. Directly facing the entrance of the hotel we were staying at was the entrance of the Cafe on Two Wheels. This was definitely a traveler's cafe complete with approximately 489 inscriptions on the walls left there by...

they REALLY will put anything on the back of a motorbike... ran off on my own today and jumped on a tour boat, a giant tin can shaped like a chinese dragon that dropped me off in the pouring monsoon at the edge of a river. was faced by a motoman in a bright red poncho and no teeth AT ALL who pointed out the only way to the pagoda was on his bike...