Travel Guide: Chau Khuong Hotel, Long Xuyen, An Giang

Introduction

Nestled in the heart of Long Xuyen, the sleepy riverside capital of Vietnam’s Mekong Delta An Giang Province, Chau Khuong Hotel is the ideal base for travelers eager to explore the region’s untouched rural landscapes, vibrant Cham cultural communities, and laid-back delta way of life. Perfect for solo backpackers, families, and business travelers alike, this mid-range property balances affordable comfort with practical amenities, putting you within easy reach of Long Xuyen’s best markets, riverfront promenades, and day trip departure points.

Hotel Overview

Chau Khuong Hotel is conveniently located at 02 Ha Hoang Ho, My Xuyen Ward, Long Xuyen City, just a 10-minute walk from the Long Xuyen River Port. The property caters to all travel styles with non-smoking, allergy-friendly, and soundproofed rooms, plus spacious family accommodations for groups. Every room comes equipped with air conditioning, a private bathroom stocked with free toiletries, bathrobes, and a hairdryer, a flat-screen cable TV, a mini-fridge, an electric kettle for morning tea or coffee, and free Wi-Fi available across the entire hotel.

On-site facilities include a cozy bar for evening cocktails or local beer, free private parking with accessible spots, 24-hour front desk service where English-speaking staff can assist with currency exchange, wake-up calls, and luggage storage, daily housekeeping, and secure entry via key cards with 24-hour on-site security. For business travelers, in-room desks and executive lounge access add extra convenience.

Local Attractions

No stay in An Giang is complete without visiting three standout nearby attractions: First, Long Xuyen Floating Market, just 2 kilometers from the hotel, is the beating heart of Mekong delta daily life. Wander through rows of wooden boats piled high with tropical fruits, fresh coconut candy, and hot noodle soup served straight from boat kitchens, and book a one-hour rowboat tour to glide through the quiet mangrove canals off the main market. Second, Ba Chúc Xuân Temple, a 15-minute drive away, is an iconic Buddhist site perched on a small hill overlooking the Hau River. The temple’s intricate carved wooden altars and sweeping delta views make it a peaceful spot for reflection, and it’s especially lively during the annual Lunar New Year celebrations. Third, Cham Village of Chau Giang, a 30-minute day trip from the hotel, lets you immerse yourself in the unique culture of An Giang’s indigenous Cham Muslim community. Visit the 19th-century mosque, browse handwoven silk textiles made by local artisans, and enjoy a traditional meal of spiced grilled fish with sticky rice.

Travel Tips

If you’re arriving by motorbike or private car, take advantage of the hotel’s free on-site parking, no reservation required. Book your room during the dry season (December to May) for the best weather for day trips, and don’t forget to ask the front desk to help arrange a boat tour directly from the hotel – they offer discounted rates for guests. The central location means you can walk to dozens of local street food stalls within five minutes, but keep a bottle of water handy, as the Mekong Delta heat can be intense even in cooler months.