Legacy Yen Tu Resort & Retreat - MGallery Collection

We had an enjoyable stay at Yentu. The rooms are very spacious, featuring a dining area and two single-size beds, making them comfortable and ideal for a relaxing stay. However, the lighting in the room was a little dim. One thing worth noting is the design of the toilet and shower areas. Although the glass panels are concealed, we could still see our reflections through the glass when using the facilities, which made us feel rather uncomfortable and affected our sense of privacy. Thankfully, the housekeeping team was helpful and accommodating when we requested a curtain for additional privacy. They promptly arranged this for us, which we really appreciated. A special highlight of our stay was the complimentary singing bowl and meditation sessions available to hotel guests. These were wonderful opportunities to unwind, relax, and enjoy a more mindful experience. Overall, we enjoyed our stay at Yentu. The spacious rooms, helpful staff, and relaxing wellness activities made it a pleasant experience. With some improvements to the room lighting and bathroom privacy, the stay would have been even better.

Lack of multimedia like TVs, Speaker for Ambient Sounds in room

Liked: Amazing staff and amazing retreat. They have activities and very relaxing. Extraordinary room and hospitality

Disliked: Amazingly beautiful

I stayed with two little kids and thought it was quite okay. The hotel was clean and I have no complaints about the rooms. It’s just that when traveling with children it felt like there were too few activities—autumn is cool but you can’t swim. Other than that, the hotel was fine.

This is the best hotel in Vietnam for a quiet, restorative getaway. I enjoyed a wonderful breakfast in the morning, took the cable car up to climb the 1,063 m of Yen Tu Pagoda, came back down to go for a swim, and checked out at noon. I only stayed one night this time due to my schedule, but it’s a place where you really need at least two nights. Beautiful setting and friendly staff — a truly great memory.

We are no strangers to legacy yên tử. They always delivered. Great facilities. A very healing atmosphere. Good food. The Vietnamese dishes in the breakfast buffet were exceptional. We really enjoyed the mindfulness activities conducted by Ms. Hằng as well.

The best hotel we’ve stayed on this trip! The nature, the atmosphere of the sacred place, all the small details of every corner of the hotel, we were so impressed! We highly appreciate the dining/kitchen staffs!

The Legacy Yen Tu is a good 3 hours away from Hanoi. The Resort is idyllic and if you are a Bill Bensley Fan - you'd love this. The rooms are spacious but a little on the dark side. The resort only has one bar and one restaurant. For a 2 night stay - it was totally fine. Please note that apart for the regular 5% service charge, 8 % VAT, there's an additional 10 % on alcoholic drinks. The grounds were massive. A photographer's heaven! The treatment at the Spa was DIVINE. And I wish I had more time to try out their other treatments. Staff were polite but not all of them spoke English - so you needed to be patient and not be in a rush. The Resort offered a lot of activities but apart from a very few, all were PAID activities. The Resort has a free Buggy ride to the bottom of Yen Tu Mountain and to the Village nearby. The Village had a cultural show every night. We thought the Village would be interesting so went there a little earlier but it was just another shopping, massage area. We didn't bother waiting for the show as we had too much time to kill! We didn't need a buggy on the return and managed to stroll back to the resort quite easily. Please check your bill properly on check out - we were charged for our transport back to Hanoi despite them asking us to pay in advance. We enjoyed the Resort for its peace and tranquility. But wished others would do the same and show some respect to the environment and not talk at the top of their voices.....