Monthly Rentals in Trấn Yên District

We had a great time at Phuongs place. Very kind family and an amazing host. The most amazing home-cooked dinner and he gave us a bunch of tips on where to stop in and around the area and hidden gems. Highly recommended!

it's literally a stone's throw away from the famous gem Market there are lots of local eateries nearby and grocery markets and shopping

This Airbnb is an absolute gem! Homestay is fully equipped, spotless, and well cared! The privacy is unbeatable. With a beautiful garden and no immediate neighbors, we could relax, laugh, and enjoy ourselves without worry. The peaceful atmosphere made it feel like a true retreat. The location is perfect, away from noisy main roads, offering pure tranquility. And the kitchen—wow! Spacious, airy, and perfect for cooking, especially with fresh organic vegetables from the garden and generous neighbors who share their delicious homegrown produce. The garden even has grapefruit and papaya trees, so we enjoyed fresh fruit straight from nature! Finally, the host is beyond amazing—100 out of 10! Incredibly kind, always available, and quick to help with anything. If you’re looking for a peaceful, well-equipped, and truly special place in Yen Bai, this is it. We’d absolutely stay again. Thank you for an unforgettable experience! ❤️

Definitely an aesthetically pleasing lodging facility for cloud-hunters in Ta Xua! The sheer rawness and relative lack of development in the area makes it one of the very few places left in Vietnam where foreign tourists are more of an exception than the rule. The ecolodge itself is a nice spot to relax, unwind and observe nature in all its brilliancy. However, if you’re here for cloud-hunting, beware—the roads, especially the back-end of the Dinosaur Spine peak may make you crap your pants if you’ve no experience in mountain-biking. Highly recommend hiring motorbike taxis if that’s the case. Also, come prepared if you’re vegan/vegetarian; I was expecting little to no options at their restaurant and that’s indeed the case. The staff are friendly though, but only one of them speaks conversant English. As a rule, always carry cash in Vietnam; cards aren’t accepted here. Remember, this is remote Vietnam! Overall, if you have realistic expectations, this place won’t disappoint you.