Travel Guide: Hotel Đăng Khôi 2, An Giang

Nestled in the lush Mekong Delta of southern Vietnam, An Giang’s Chợ Mới (朱篤) district is a quiet escape from crowded tourist hubs, and Hotel Đăng Khôi 2 sits perfectly positioned to explore the region’s riverside culture and natural beauty. Tucked into the planned Cồn Tiên New Urban Area, this family-run hotel offers clean, comfortable accommodation for travelers looking to immerse themselves in local life without the premium price tag of bigger resorts. Whether you’re here to chase Mekong sunsets, visit ancient Khmer temples, or sample authentic delta cuisine, Hotel Đăng Khôi 2 delivers solid value and warm Vietnamese hospitality.

Hotel Overview

Hotel Đăng Khôi 2 is located at 76 Đường Số 2, Khu Đô Thị Cồn Tiên, Ấp Phước Thọ, Xã Đa Phước, Huyện An Phú, An Giang, right in the heart of An Phú district, minutes from the Cambodian border and the main Mekong riverfront. All guest rooms are air-conditioned and soundproofed, with options ranging from intimate budget singles to spacious family suites boasting panoramic views of the Mekong, surrounding hills, or the hotel’s leafy private garden. Standard in-room amenities include comfortable extra-length beds, flat-screen cable TVs, en-suite rain showers with hairdryers and slippers, and kitchen essentials like an electric kettle and refrigerator for storing fresh local fruit or street food snacks. Many rooms open out onto private balconies furnished with outdoor seating, ideal for sipping morning coffee while watching river traffic drift by. On-site facilities include free private secured parking, 24-hour front desk service with security, daily housekeeping, dry cleaning and ironing, and bike rental to explore the surrounding countryside. Note that the hotel does not offer on-site internet, so plan to download maps and guides ahead of your trip.

Nearby Local Attractions

Three standout attractions are all within a 30-minute drive or bike ride of the hotel: First, Chùa Bà Thiên Hậu (Chợ Mới) is a 19th-century Chinese-Vietnamese temple dedicated to the sea goddess Mazu, known for its intricately carved wooden altars, vibrant mosaic dragon decorations, and quiet courtyard shaded by ancient banyan trees. It’s a peaceful spot to learn about the region’s mixed cultural heritage. Second, the Mekong Quay An Phú is a working river pier where you can join local boat tours to visit floating fruit markets, small stilt-house villages, and tropical fruit orchards where you can pick fresh mangoes and durian straight from the tree. Third, Sam Mountain, located 25 minutes from the hotel, is a scenic granite outcrop dotted with ancient pagodas, with a gentle hiking trail leading to the summit that offers sweeping views of the Mekong Delta spilling into Cambodia.

Travel Tips

Since the hotel does not offer Wi-Fi, download offline maps of An Giang and border crossing information ahead of arrival if you plan to visit nearby Cambodia. The hotel only accepts Vietnamese dong, so exchange currency at the border or in central Chợ Mới before checking in. Renting a bike directly from the hotel is the best way to explore the quiet backroads and riverside paths surrounding the property, and daily rental rates are very affordable. If you’re visiting between May and November, pack light, breathable clothing and insect repellent—mosquitoes are common near the delta riverbanks, and the hotel provides complimentary mosquito nets for all beds. Don’t leave without trying phở khô Gia Lai (dried noodle soup) and bánh xèo crispy coconut pancakes from the street stalls 5 minutes’ walk from the hotel