Bikki jungle homestay

Các loại phòng

Phòng Đôi (Double Room)

• Hướng Vườn
• Ban công/sân hiên

Phòng Đơn Với Phòng Tắm Chung (Single Room with Shared Bathroom)

• Phòng tắm chung

Tiện Nghi và Cơ Sở Vật Chất

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Câu Hỏi Thường Gặp

Đánh Giá Của Khách Đã Lưu Trú

I like the village, the family and the food that the family is making.
The view of the mountains, the river and the jungle is a unique adventure to people who look at that.
Bikki was a great hostess and all the time she asked me if everything is ok.
Thank you Bikki and thank to your family.

You think about to book this place? – DO IT! You will have such a wonderful and warm experience. It felt really like a family. We did so many cool things together and bik, the owner, explained so many things. Thank you for the incredible time, I will definitely come back! Lots of love ❤️

The host, bích, is an amazing woman. She is so kind and clever. She answers every question you have about the area and the dao / yao people (the main cultural/ethnic group there). She constantly adapts the food and the optional free day trips around the area to what people staying there want to experience. For me, she helped me improve my vietnamese a lot. The rest of the family there were also amazing and so cute. The stay was a peaceful retreat and there were lots of optional adventures and experiences, all for free. The food is mostly using ingredients the family grows, and the family grows a billion different ingredients from watermelons to ginger to the biggest cucumbers ive ever seen. I think its worth £40 a night, not £6 a night. Optional meals are very cheap, only 40k, and delicious. Its a real homestay where you genuinely become part of the family. Theres a reall good waterfall near the house with clean water you can swim and dive in. They have lifejackets you can use if your not a confident swimmer. We went to explore their farm pand they grow their own food from, in the rice terraces. We had a ln evening camping by an even more dramatic waterfall. We went to a lovely local market together (only on thursday). We tried different teas and each one had a story. They provide a service where they can pick you up from ha giang city if you dont want to drive there. It is by far the my favourite homestay I have ever stayed at.

I was welcomed warmly by Bick and her family, and everything about this homestay exceeded my expectations. The setting is idyllic, situated low on the mountainside and just a five-minute walk to the river in the valley, where you can swim in (small) waterfall pools, which I did each day I was there. Views from the bedrooms and dining area are excellent. The food is delicious. Bick is an engaging host, who is eager to show her guests around. She swam in the river with me and invited me to pick tea leaves one morning with her and her mother. Later that evening, we roasted the tea leaves together. She knows a lot about the tea-making process, and also offers trekking tours of the area which I did not partake in but would like to try in the future. I’ve stayed at more than a dozen homestays in northern Vietnam, and have had several good experiences. This was among the best. Not that it’s necessary, but it’s also worth mentioning that Bick can communicate fairly well in English and is eager to practice with guess and improve her English-speaking skills. I will surely return to Bick’s Homestay the next time I visit Vietnam. I booked for one night and extended my stay. I would’ve loved to stay for even longer. Thank you for your warmth and generosity in sharing your home and customs with me, Bick. Until we meet again, I wish you all the best!