Everything you need to know about hotels in Vietnam

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0:15 How easy is it to find a hotel in Vietnam?
0:30 The price range of hotels in Vietnam
0:48 The different words for finding a hotel in Vietnam
3:20 Home stays in Vietnam
5:40 Hotels and the food they come with
8:30 Should you book a hotel in advance?
9:30 How to book a hotel in advance?
11:00 How do I travel?
11:40 Vietnam and hard mattresses
12:30 Laundry services in Hotels
13:35 How to park your motorbike in a Hotel in Vietnam
14:49 Camping in Vietnam
15:30 Summary points about finding a hotel in Vietnam
15:54 Differences in homestays in the South and North

[@DerekWilson-rr8kn]

Really good vids you"ve done concerning all relevant topics about bikes, hotels, routes and riding techniques in the city traffic! The info in them is concise, clear and priceless, and the surety you put into the commentary is so reassuring and confidence building. Compared to other vlogs which are very wishy washy with plenty commentary but saying nowt! (Say in a Geordie accent...) We"ve not been yet, looking at next year April time. Not looking at a bike tour, but you never know, our paths might cross for a bike here and there... Cheers, Derek.

[@P3t3rPizzarelli]

Excellent info. Thanks. Cant wait to get there

[@user-sw2lv3zp6o]

Interesting, informative video. Vietnam looks fun.

[@Tigitmotorbikes]

It is :)

[@ciccorilla]

Thankyou for this information, I’ll see you in early May. I’ve booked my bike for 6 weeks and hope I don’t have any problems finding finding accommodation along the Ho Chi Minh road during this busy time. Should I be concerned?

[@Tigitmotorbikes]

May will be fine

[@thomasstolzenburg9247]

If you are traveling in remote areas, don't rely on others all the time, be prepared, get yourself a therm--a-rest and a sleeping bag, some water, some protein bar, some instant coffee, some dry noodles, not to forget a small first aid kit with pain killers, and a rain cape. If ä selected smartly, it does not take a lot of space, but will save your day/night when needed. Yes, good quality items may costs a bit, but if you are serious, then get yourself prepared rather than complain afterwards

[@Tigitmotorbikes]

I think Vietnam is a very safe and easy country to travel and your list would be overkill here. Ultimately this country is thriving for new motorcyclists / adventure seekers because it is so easy and safe.

[@100PercentJames]

eco=economy?

[@Tigitmotorbikes]

Actually it means "Environmentally friendly"