Travel Guide: Boho Boutique Long Xuyên, An Giang

Nestled in the heart of the Mekong Delta, Long Xuyên is the laid-back capital of An Giang province, a destination defined by winding waterways, fragrant rice paddies, and vibrant Khmer-Vietnamese culture. For travelers seeking a comfortable, characterful base to explore this underrated corner of Vietnam, Boho Boutique Long Xuyên strikes the perfect balance between local charm and modern convenience.

Hotel Overview

Boho Boutique Long Xuyên is located in the quiet Bắc Hà Hoàng Hổ residential neighborhood in Phường Mỹ Hòa, just a 10-minute drive from Long Xuyên’s central market and riverfront. This low-key boutique property caters to every type of traveler, from solo backpackers to family groups. On-site amenities cover every need: free WiFi is available across all public areas, all rooms are soundproofed and non-smoking (with designated smoking zones) and hypoallergenic options are available for sensitive guests. On-site covered parking costs just 30,000 VND per day with valet service, and an elevator serves all upper floors for accessibility. Rooms range from cozy singles to spacious family units, all fitted with extra-length beds, air conditioning, flat-screen TVs, and en-suite bathrooms with free toiletries and hairdryers. Shared options include a fully equipped public kitchen with a fridge, microwave, and all cooking utensils for guests who prefer to prepare their own Mekong-inspired meals. Additional perks include an on-site restaurant offering room service, a small convenience store, beauty salon, full-service spa, common lounge with board games, and 24/7 security via CCTV and keycard access. The multilingual staff speak both Vietnamese and English, making check-in smooth for international visitors.

Nearby Local Attractions

Three unmissable attractions sit within a 30-minute drive of the hotel. First, Long Xuyên Floating Market is 4 kilometers from the property, a working Mekong Delta market where vendors sell everything from fresh tropical fruit to hot noodle soups from wooden sampan boats. Catch a sunrise tour to experience the market at its most lively, before the midday heat sets in. Second, Ba Chúc Mountain is 25 kilometers away, a pair of gentle granite hills dotted with ancient Khmer pagodas and Buddhist temples, with panoramic views over surrounding rice fields and the Hậu River. Third, Tà Pạ Ecological Tourist Area is 28 kilometers from the hotel, a protected wetland reserve where you can take a small boat through mangrove forests, spot native birdlife, and visit local Cham weaving villages to buy handwoven silk crafts.

Travel Tips

The best time to visit An Giang is between December and April, when dry weather keeps flooding to a minimum and temperatures hover between 25–30°C. Book a room in advance during the annual Ok Om Bok festival (held in November), a popular Khmer celebration that draws visitors from across the country, when accommodation fills up quickly. Grab a free city map from the front desk, and ask the staff to help arrange a private boat tour of the delta for a fair price, avoiding inflated tourist rates. If you plan to day trip to nearby Cambodia’s border crossing at Vĩnh Xương, the hotel can arrange an official invoice for reimbursement if needed, and can store luggage for you if you have a late exit after check-out.