LaLa Citadel Homestay — Hotel in Hue City

LaLa Citadel Homestay in Hue, Vietnam, is an absolute gem that offers an authentic and cozy experience for travelers. From the moment I arrived, I was welcomed with genuine warmth and hospitality by the owners, who made me feel like part of the family. The homestay is beautifully decorated, blending traditional Vietnamese elements with modern comforts.

My room was spacious, clean, and equipped with all the essentials, providing a peaceful sanctuary after a day of exploring. The thoughtful touches, such as fresh flowers and local art, added a lovely charm to the space. Each morning, I enjoyed a delicious breakfast featuring traditional Vietnamese dishes, which fueled my adventures around the city.

The location is perfect, just a short walk from the historic Citadel and other local attractions, allowing for easy exploration of Hue’s rich culture and history. The hosts were incredibly knowledgeable about the area and offered great recommendations for activities and dining.

What truly sets LaLa Citadel Homestay apart is the personal touch and genuine care from the hosts, making every guest feel special. Overall, my stay was unforgettable, and I highly recommend LaLa Citadel Homestay to anyone visiting Hue. I would rate my experience a perfect 5...

We were here around one week ago. We arrived tired after a long day of riding a motorcycle around 5 p.m. We were welcomed with watermelon and lemonade. The lady who welcomed us was very polite and spoke English. The room was clean, nice and also had a decent bathroom. There was even a space in the common room for everyone to prepare a simple meal. The next day we walked around the citadel in the morning, leaving our things in the room and an hour before check-out, we came back to freshen up before the trip and left the premises without any problems. I have no complaints, apart from the smell of cigarettes in the room and the view of the garden from the window was a slight over-interpretation. But if you come here just to rest and spend night meanwhile travel it's...

The homestay is very new, and while the rooms are extremely clean and they have comfortable beds I just really missed the welcoming hostel vibes as a solo traveler. This might stem from the hosts not speaking well English yet and the host being a bit too straightforward, coming into the room while I made myself ready and waiting for me to pay. I think it can be a great homestay in the future if they create a more welcoming feeling and are more chill with the payment, not following people into their room. Apart from that they try hard with having a really nice,...