Hang Mua Ecolodge

“Peaceful, perfect mountain getaway with good access to the ‘walk’ times with less tourists.”

The location was incredible, super peaceful and quiet, a gorgeous little cabin by the pool, and everything we needed; perfect for a few walks without tourists—early in the morning and at night. Their restaurant served great food at good value, and the breakfast was yummy! The area was amazing and staying here made us feel part of the environment. Nothing to complain about—would stay again.

Tracey·A week ago

“Would recommend this lovely hotel”

The resort’s location, the facilities, and the rooms were all pretty good. The reception team was very helpful. Unfortunately, there’s always a smell from the water bodies, and as a vegetarian I struggled to find suitable food; the restaurant staff could have been more helpful.

Archanaa·3 weeks ago

I stayed in a bungalow‑style hotel inside Muà Cave Park, and it was clean and pretty. Five of us rented two rooms. The front desk staff were friendly and spoke English. The restaurant offered a wide menu, and I enjoyed both dinner and breakfast.

Akira·3 weeks ago

“Fantastic ambience, great food and unique rooms.”

The property was well developed around nature and the mountain, with pathways, manmade lakes, islands, and natural stone. Rocks were incorporated into the rooms. The rooms were spacious and unique, featuring bathroom windows overlooking the mountains, a private indoor pool, and more. The staff spoke English fluently and were courteous. They drove you from reception to your room in a golf buggy. The beds and pillows were very comfortable. Breakfast was ordered from a menu, and the portions were generous and well prepared. We ate all our meals at the restaurant. We loved the unlimited access to climb Hang Mua on the property, which has 500 huge stone steps; the 360‑degree views from the top are spectacular, overlooking the Tamcoc River and boat rides from Hang Mua. We had the family room with a private pool; the water wasn’t heated but was pleasantly warm for swimming. The only downside was that you have to take a taxi to the Tamcoc and Trang An boat rides, but we still choose the hotel every time we visit Ninh Binh because of its exceptional style and unlimited access to climbing Hang Mua.

Susan·4 weeks ago

“A beautiful and unique stay surrounded by nature and mountains — more than a hotel, it’s an experience in itself.”

Staying at Hanghua Eco Lodge was an experience in itself. The property is absolutely beautiful, surrounded by nature and mountains, and feels incredibly peaceful and special from the moment you arrive. We stayed in a bungalow and absolutely loved it. The room was beautiful, spacious, and very comfortable, with a gorgeous bathtub and lovely amenities. Everything felt carefully designed to blend with the natural surroundings while still being very comfortable. One of the biggest surprises was the breakfast. Instead of a traditional buffet, breakfast is à la carte and you can order whatever you would like from the menu. Everything we tried was delicious, freshly prepared, and beautifully presented. We really enjoyed being able to choose different dishes and order exactly what we wanted. The entire property is stunning. Walking along the little paths surrounded by lush gardens, fields, and mountain scenery is part of the experience itself. The views are beautiful during the day, and at night the hotel becomes even more magical when everything is illuminated. The spa area also looked absolutely beautiful. This is much more than just a place to sleep — staying here is part of the travel experience. It is the perfect place if you want to disconnect, enjoy nature, and stay somewhere unique and peaceful. We genuinely loved our stay and would absolutely recommend it.

Jennifer·A month ago