Legacy Yen Tu - Mgallery

“Thank you, Legacy Yen Tu, for a blissful stay!”

My husband and I visited the Legacy Yen Tu in March. It is a destination resort about 3 hours away from Hanoi. The hotel is unbelievably grand. From the spacious lobby with attendants going to and fro in costumes from the 12th Century, to the soaring ironwood columns and prominant artwork everywher… Più

My husband and I visited the Legacy Yen Tu in March. It is a destination resort about 3 hours away from Hanoi. The hotel is unbelievably grand. From the spacious lobby with attendants going to and fro in costumes from the 12th Century, to the soaring ironwood columns and prominant artwork everywhere, we were delighted in finding and booking this very special place. The hotel is fairly new, but is made to look like a very old, historic collection of buildings. Our room was just wonderful! We had a huge room with a spacious balcony. The bath area and toilet area were separate for privacy. The bed was very comfortable, too, and the room was quiet at night, except for one night when the frogs outdoors decided to carry on their springtime rituals far into the wee hours. We were looking for a hotel that would bring us closer to nature, and closer to the people of Vietnam. We couldn't have picked a better place! The village was full of shops and places to grab a bite to eat. We went to the evening performance the first night we arrived, and enjoyed the singing and dancing. Each night we ate in the hotel restaurant, and were served absolutely delicious food! The second day we took the cable cars up to the top of Yen Tu Mountain. It was during a festival, and many people were doing a pilgrimage along with us. So we got to see and meet friendly travelers, who greeted us warmly despite the language differences. The third day, the hotel arranged for us to have a driver take us to Ha Long Bay. This was only a one hour trip each way, and was a pleasant excursion in every way! A highlight of the trip was being shown around by Charlie and Kelly. From them we learned the history of the hotel, and how the main architecht, Bill Bentley, came up with the grand design after spending a couple of nights on the venerable slops of Yen Tu Mountain. It is impossible to explain the grand scale of this majestic resort either by words, or by photos. I give my 100% recommendation for anyone who loves nature, history, and luxury to give Legacy Yen Tu a visit.

Meno

“Awesome place. World class.”

A friend and I are riding bicycles from Hanoi to ha long Bay. We stayed at this hotel on our last night before entering ha long. This place is super cool. And then we went to the q quan Kim and lam waited on us -- best waiter in all of Vietnam.

“The only thing I regret is not staying longer!”

Legacy of Yen Tu was amazing off the bat. They accommodated our family with early check-in with elderly parents and baby. Thank you Mr Ngoc (Charlie) at Accor made life so much easier! The entire complex is so scenic that it’s relaxing as you take in the nature and architecture. We finished our sta… Più

Legacy of Yen Tu was amazing off the bat. They accommodated our family with early check-in with elderly parents and baby. Thank you Mr Ngoc (Charlie) at Accor made life so much easier! The entire complex is so scenic that it’s relaxing as you take in the nature and architecture. We finished our stay at the lounge and were blown away by the service! We couldn't have felt more cared for! Thank you Dat and Anh for making our afternoon so memorable! Thank you from the Cao/Vuong family

Meno

“Nice spirit”

Very nice place in a great area! A holy mountain is located very near. Meditation and Tai Chi cases with Hand were amazing!