Ha Tien is a quiet border town and there's not much to do here - we stayed for just two days/ one night before moving on to Can Tho which is much more lively. The Dong Tam Hotel (aka Du Hung II Hotel), which seems to cater primarily to Vietnamese business travelers, is clean, safe and a perfectly acceptable choice... More

We stayed here on our way to chau doc during the low season. There wasn't much to do in the town, I understand it's main attraction is a beach- no good in the rain! Hotel was clean and bright. Not all staff spoke English but all were helpful and friendly. Despite it's promises no food was available at all. We... More

We loved ha tien though used the hotel as a base while we spent a couple of days at mui nai beach (short taxi ride away). The hotel was literally £10/night so we weren't expecting much- the room was clean, hot water, Internet access, staff very friendly and chatted to us everyday. Downside was our room was literally next to... More

The people spoke very little english and didn't make any effort to try communicate with us. I was completely suprised by the obvious lack of interest in helping us when we tried our hardest to communicate what we wanted in a room and when we asked about prices. I can honeslty say that this was the most negative experience I've... More

The boarder between Ha Tien, Vietnam and Kep, Cambodia is open now for backpackers and business people. This little hotel in Ha Tien is good for either type of traveler. Central location, close to the market and ferry boat landing. The staff spoke a little English and were quite helpful. There is no breakfast room which is common in Ha... More