Victoria Can Tho Resort

Bedecked with polished dark wood floors which are then complemented by soft yellows, clean whites and patterned throws, guestrooms at Victoria Can Tho Resort feel both authentic and suitably upmarket at the same time. Traditionally-styled furnishings and touches of Vietnamese design go on to create an accessible environment, while touches such as a balcony, air-con plus a ceiling fan, satellite TV, tea and coffee facilities and a minibar are always welcome. So too a rain shower and bathtub in some, generally large floorplans across the board and a separate furnished lounge area in the higher category rooms.  

Superior Room

Simple décor with bursts of quintessential Vietnamese colours make the Superior Room a calm, homely space to return to after a day of sightseeing. This room has a side view and French doors with no physical balcony (rather than one looking over the pool or river), though a generous entry-level room, nonetheless.

Deluxe Room

Opt for a Deluxe Room and enjoy sitting back on your private balcony with a view of the sparkling swimming pool, or the beautiful gardens and river below. Boasting a well-placed sofa and floor to ceiling windows too, if cooling down in your air-conditioned Deluxe Room is preferable, you can still catch a glimpse of what lies outside all the while.

Suite

With just eight to choose from, the Suite is certainly more exclusive and also overlooks the Hau River for prime views. Delve into your free minibar and soak it all in from either of two balconies, a wonderful way to spend the evening.

A well-equipped gym and floodlit tennis court will keep active types busy, with two swimming pools providing an excellent place to cool down afterwards. Shuttles running to and from town can quickly transport anyone not keen on the walk and, after a day of exploring wider Mekong, a treatment at one of Victoria’s thatched spa gazebos is surely the perfect way to round things off.

A visit to Can Tho is not complete without a tour around the amazing floating market. And once you’ve been inspired by the kaleidoscope of colourful fruit and vegetables that will no doubt sail past you while there, why not head back to the hotel and sign up for a cookery lesson. Ran by Victoria Can Tho’s culinary team, you will be taken to buy your fresh produce before learning the skilful art of Vietnamese cooking and of course, then get to sample the end result.

For further exploration of the complex river and canal system in the area jump aboard the Lady Hau, Victoria’s very own floating restaurant and watch the world go by as you feast on delicious, freshly prepared regional favourites. Available for breakfast, lunch and dinner, whether you like an early start and are keen to see the morning sun or a night owl, wishing to soak up the evening atmosphere, this leisurely cruise will not disappoint.