Can Tho is currently home to more than 800 accommodation facilities with over 14,000 rooms. Many of these are distinguished by design and ambiance that draw deeply from local culture while expressing a unique identity, leaving visitors with a lasting impression and a deep fondness for the region.

For Gen Z travelers, the cave-like, prehistoric-inspired accommodations at Bao Gia Trang Vien in Cai Rang Ward are particularly appealing. The rooms here are designed to resemble caves, with fossil displays on the walls. The photo shows the exterior (left) and the interior (right) of one of these unique cave-style rooms.

Can Tho Ecolodge, located in Cai Rang Ward, is widely known among travelers as the “Fairytale Village” of Can Tho. With 48 bungalows designed like a row of closely-set houses along a winding canal, the lodge offers a poetic, eco-friendly landscape. At the ecolodge, coconut trunks serve as walls, while nipa palm, rattan and areca fronds are used for decoration, giving Can Tho Ecolodge its unique identity.

Nestled along the tranquil, green Chuoi Canal, Mekong Silt Ecolodge in An Binh Ward features 28 bungalows inspired by Southern Vietnamese architecture, each uniquely designed with no two alike. Notably, mulberry trees - a signature plant of Phong Dien - serve as a focal point in the design and decor. The Southern Vietnamese cultural identity is also clearly reflected in the “boat rooms,” which have been converted from traditional boats once used in the floating markets of the Mekong Delta.

A luxury retreat that embodies local identity and sophistication in Can Tho is Legacy Mekong, Can Tho, Autograph Collection, located in Hung Phu Ward. Set on Au Islet and embraced by mangrove apple groves and lush greenery, the resort stands out for its century-old banyan trees. Positioned as a “Green Heritage” destination, it focuses on preserving ancient trees and using local materials for sustainable development. The resort features 60 bungalows and 5 villas with designs that harmonize local culture and luxurious architecture. It has even been listed by The New York Times as one of the world’s most remarkable resorts to experience.

Set on the banks of the Hau River, Victoria Can Tho Resort in Cai Khe Ward features an elegant fusion of nostalgic architecture and traditional Vietnamese open-air spaces. Coupled with a wide range of immersive experiences, it has become a favorite among international travelers. The resort has also earned the Travelife Gold Certification for sustainable tourism two years in a row, covering the 2023-2025 and 2026-2028 periods.

Bamboo Eco Village in An Binh Ward is home to numerous bungalows with unique, one-of-a-kind designs made primarily from bamboo. Its breezy and green environment makes a lasting impression on guests, as each accommodation and piece of furniture is designed to be entirely unique.

KIEU MAI ( Translated by MAI QUYEN)