A-mâze House

This hostel is super comfortable and clean; I really enjoyed my stay; especially because I did A-Maze’s half-day motorcycle tour with Minh as my tour guide; Minh is incredibly knowledgeable about Hue and Vietnam’s history! Minh’s english is fantastic and he is immensely kind which made my experience wonderful!!

Had the best easyrider with Long! He showed us the mausoleums of Nguyen dynasty. The most beautiful mausoleums I have ever seen! Also he was a very sympathetic character as he was always super kindly explaining everything and taught me some Vietnamese martial arts techniques such as his name Dragon!

Thanks for the homestay's motorbike service with Minh tour consultant in helping me to arrange a halfday tour. Using motorbike tour is the best way to behold the beauties of Hue city and its local life on every corner. Definitely recommend getting booked on.

I was lucky enough to spend time with the host Minh during a recent stay in Hue. You could not ask for a more pleasant, accommodating and knowledgable guide. Nothing was too much trouble and he made every effort family and I to enjoy trip. Would highly recommend.

My partner and I stayed at A-maze house for two nights. We stayed in the private room. It was a very basic accommodation, nothing fancy but was convenient and tidy. The bathroom had an open concept shower so it's hard to not get everything wet and has a musky smell due to the dampness. Otherwise it was clean, tidy and quiet. They helped us arrange the motorbike tour of Hue with Minh and Loang. It was a lot of fun! We saw the highlights of Hue and learned a lot. It was a great way to see the city. Minh and Loang are so friendly, I would definitely recommend their tour. The staff were very kind and helpful. We made a mistake for the check-out and they were very understanding and helped us find a solution.

I stayed here last month and had a great time! Its a super cute small location/guest-house with very personal service from the staff. The place is clean and has a really unique stylish design. Breakfast often entails a taste of local food Vietnamese families would traditionally eat at home. The lady's who worked there, one was named Lily (if I remember correctly) - were so kind! I was a bit sick for a few days, but they made me ginger tea etc. She also had the best recommendations for things to do and the events happening in town that week!