It was completely welcoming and Relaxing.

the setting was calm and well equipped

one of the most beautiful hotels I’ve ever stayed at, set in the most picturesque mountains. every single detail has been thought of and the staff are darling

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One of the most beautiful places we have stayed. The design of the whole hotel is just magnificent. Food was delicious and the drinks were exquisite. Lovely spa and treatments. Insanely tomb raider esque swimming pool. Well equipped gym. Room was so spacious, and housekeeping detailed. Close to a sort of purpose built village, whuch felt a tad plastic but again food was good. Definitely grab the cable cars to the top of Yen Tu but be warned, it's very steep, slippery and hard going. You do have to do a fair hike even using the cable cars.

Really odd promotion, which as an accor member I could not get my head around. But was apparently called accor plus. 6.1m dong (£208), turns out I would have saved a fortune but no one could explain. Not even when I contacted accor. My next hotel was the same chain. So I really blew it on that offer.

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Food was great Classes ran By Rosie were the high light of the stay!

Beautiful property, great staff very friendly and helpful. VERY comfortable bed. Would definitely return

amazing facility . we will come back về T year and stay longer

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Breakfast is well served with a wide variety of dishes. Taste good.

the hotel made a HUGE impression on us. Everything was perfect. it’s a must in Vietnam. we’d extended our stay in Legacy because it was perfect

Unique design , fantastic calm atmosphere, lovely staff

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everything was perfect and enjoy

To evaluate this property, one must realise that at the peak of the season the tariff is about AUD 1500; we paid over AUD 500 in a discounted market. The point is that it aims at the very top of the tourism market, and so many of the things you’d expect are there. It has an interesting and top class presentation, shown in the photos. This aspect was pleasant, and welcome. The staff were outstanding, and deserve every commendation. The breakfast was first class. Nothing was too much trouble etc etc. the integration of facilities was very well done, with its appendant village an excellent idea. However, the devil was in the detail…..

There are no soft chairs in the room to sit on, merely a hard bench. The light system remained largely a mystery. The bedside light lit nothing adequately, and thus a stronger central light was needed for reading, involving getting out of bed to turn off the light, always a nuisance. The adjustment of water temperature in the shower needs rocket science skills. We went to the restaurant on Night 1 to find music played at rock concert level, an impossibility at every level, particularly quiet conversation with one’s partner. The manager of the restaurant was however simply a gem, and did everything to help, whilst being rebuffed by the band leader. He directed us to the village, where we had an absolutely excellent meal. I have forgotten his name, but not his management excellence at every stage, including the following night (no music at all, a blessing). The dinner food in the restaurant the following night aspired to excellence, but fell short, whilst service was good. Location was first class, with almost immediate access to the base of Yen Tu mountain. Summary: a small touch of what Texans say: “All hat and no cattle”!

Rooms are cleaned every time I walk in, and that is really great! Hot water, nice view and right at the base of the Yen Tu mountain, which makes it very convenient to pay a visit.

The food was not very much diverse. However, the breakfast buffet is exceptional! It covers a lot of good dishes and the portion is great too! Their bakings are very yummy!