Ha Giang Bui Homestay Company — Hotel in Hà Giang

Recently completed a month of travel through Vietnam and Thailand. We stayed here as a base camp for short motorcycle trips into the adjacent mountains. The hosts are exceedingly gracious and accommodating - the main host does speak English (in contrast to prior comments). They will make mind-numbingly good meals for you (if you're around), call ahead to arrange any travel plans for you (motorcycle rentals/pickup), and generally open their home to you in every conceivable manner. They do have a self-serve beer fridge as well (next to the ping-pong table), thought I'd throw that gem out there. It is also worth mentioning that their property is beautiful, and sort of difficult to leave every day. The road to town is a short and enjoyable ride where one of the first buildings you encounter is a small store with travel supplies and snacks - great place to stock up on shampoo packets. Without laboring on all the amazing details, this is a three-generation household (with loads of adopted cats) that you get to be a part of for a short time where they make you feel a part of their family. I miss this location far-and-above the countless other places I've visited on this trip between the...

|Nestled in the quiet Ty village of Tien Thang, in the Phương Thiện commune - approximately 6 km south of Ha Giang city, surrounded by mountains and cultivated fields, lies this lovely homestay run by a family of three generations. |This wooden homestay, is built on stilts -Ty traditional style - like most homes in the village. It hosts both individual rooms as well as a large communal dormitory - all with shared bathrooms and showers, and all sparkling clean. |A Buddhistic tranquility is present in the family’s gentle relatedness, in the large ponds as one enters the gardens and in the soft decor of the homestay. |Come here as a quiet base for day trips in the Ha Giang region, or relax and walk the paths among the Ty stilt houses, fields of rice and local produce.|The food is traditional, fresh and excellent.||This is one of the nicest places we have stayed in. |Thank you for a warm and...

This is my fourth stay here . I dream of this place whenever I miss Vietnam . The conjoined traditional wooden houses are surrounded by lovely country garden and ponds. The family that runs this place consists of three generations of quiet humble folks who go about tending their property daily . Comes the dinner time the meal is served in multiple traditional dishes that are to die for. I have never eaten Vietnamese food anywhere more delicious than here. The elaborate meal served by the garden and pond in the evening is quite a memorable experience indeed. I highly recommend But Ty , a hidden gem at the edge of...