Why choosing us

Located 73km from Hanoi and amidst the Northwest, Hoa Binh is a northern mountainous province with nearly 1 million people, including 7 main ethnic groups. Hoa Binh, the capital of Muong people is also one of the 9 provinces that Kinh does not occupy the majority, with 61% Muong people in the whole province and 94% Muong in the whole country.

Specialists have proven that this land once inhabited the Ancient Vietnamese people with unique archaeological remains of ancient cultures. Hoa Binh is also a special terrain land with traces of ancient turtles, the mascots bringing the meaning of longevity and being associated with the wet rice civilization and the house's simulation on the ethnic's stilts. On Vietnam's cadastral map, Hoa Binh Province owns a shape like a giant turtle on the water. Whereas Mai Chau Hideaway's unique location is at the turtle's heart, becoming an ecological resort on Hoa Binh lake and suitable for all year round vacations.

Boasting a unique geographical position and terrain, surrounded by green mountains and forests, next to a flat emerald green lake that dubbed a large mirror layer, Mai Chau Hideaway Lake Resort brings simple beauty like a Muong girl in the mountainous region. Join us to enjoy the feeling of a "hideaway" holiday to detox body and soul after tiring times or find a small corner to separate yourself from the noise of daily life, listen to the soft breathing of nature and seek new experiences in the Northwest fresh air.

The resort was designed by architect Hoang Thuc Hao, who is seen as an artist who always breathes soul into the stories of nature, mountains, forests across regions and creates many cultural values and history of ethnic minorities. Mai Chau Hideaway Lake Resort is famous for the Rustic architecture of the 1960s on minimalistic design style, using characteristic natural materials such as wood, foliage, stilt houses and natural campus.

The resort owns a total of 31 fully equipped rooms and modern furniture with an area ranging from 26 - 76sqm. Each room has an interior with the structure of an old wooden house on stilts, with a panoramic view of Hoa Binh Lake. Just by opening the window, fresh air will flow into the room, bringing a cool breeze to soothe your soul.