Two amazing homestays in Tam Dao town.

If you want to stay out hot weather in Hanoi, you can visiting Tam Dao town, Vinh Phuc province by motorbikes is the best choice because Tam Dao is very close, only over 80km from Hanoi, the road is wide and easy to move, therefore, in the winter or summer, especially on weekends, hotels in this town… are always fully booked.
Tam Dao clouds appear and then disappear magically as they are born from the mountain, extruded out of the mountain and then disappeared into the trees. It’s all white clouds, which makes us feel like floating in the clouds.
Therefore, there is nothing better than sitting on the motorcycle saddle, feeling cool the wind blowing the face, feeling a little uncomfortable because of the height difference, but in return, the roads are empty, we can hear the pine canopy soaring overhead, see the cloud which just drifted down the canopy but are now right on your head. Of course, you can stay over night with your team at two amazing homestays in Tam Dao town.
Tam Dao Belvedere – Space with amazing swim pool

Tam Dao Belvedere.

Tam Dao Belvedere is luxurious resort with 48 elegant villas and suites, located in the most ideal place of 50 ha area in Tam Dao Mountain. Tam Dao with fresh air and romantic landscape is the best choice for both local and foreign tourists to relax and do research on rare animal protection in the North. In addition, Tam Dao is an attractive golf playground which is only 90 minutes from Hanoi and very convenient for one day trip excursion.

Space with amazing swim pool.

Having the geographical advantages of Tam Dao Mountain and professional services, Tam Dao Belvedere Resort will bring you unforgetable experience of mountainous natural gift. We wish to serve you with best services for every moment of laxing! Tam Dao Belvedere is luxurious resort with 48 elegant villas and suites, located in the most ideal place of 50 ha area in Tam Dao Mountain. Tam Dao with fresh air and romantic landscape is the best choice for both local and foreign tourists to relax and do research on rare animal protection in the North.

Tam Dao Belvedere is luxurious resort with 48 elegant villas and suites, located in the most ideal place of 50 ha area in Tam Dao Mountain.

In addition, Tam Dao is an attractive golf playground which is only 90 minutes from Hanoi and very convenient for one day trip excursion. Having the geographical advantages of Tam Dao Mountain and professional services, Tam Dao Belvedere Resort will bring you unforgetable experience of mountainous natural gift. We wish to serve you with best services for every moment of laxing! Booking a room with us to get special discount rates and write hotel reviews after your stay.
Nguyen Qui Duc homestay – The house with Europe style

Vietnamese American writer Nguyen Qui Duc returned to his native Vietnam in 2006. A year later, he bought land in the mountains of Tam Dao and began work on a modern house of glass and stone.

Vietnamese American writer Nguyen Qui Duc returned to his native Vietnam in 2006. A year later, he bought land in the mountains of Tam Dao and began work on a modern house of glass and stone. The New York Times also shows the spare and open home that the homeowner likens to a New York City loft cantilevered over a cliff... There's a simplicity in the house — it is only one level and the homeowner used glass and stone so that he could employ local artisans for the construction.

There's a simplicity in the house — it is only one level and the homeowner used glass and stone so that he could employ local artisans for the construction.

Nguyen Qui Duc is the author of Where the Ashes Are: The Odyssey of a Vietnamese Family, and the translator of the novella Behind The Red Mist by Ho Anh Thai, (Curbstone Press, 1997). He was also co-editor, with John Balaban, of Vietnam: A Traveler's Literary Companion (Whereabouts Press, 1995), and Once Upon A Dream, The Vietnamese American Experience, (Andrews and McMeel, 1995)…
His translation of The Time Tree, Poems by Huu Thinh, (Curbstone Press, 2004), with George Evans, was a finalist for the 2004 Translation Prize by the Northern California Book Reviewers Association.