The Sweet Staff in Our Homestay

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The three ladies in our homestay were very hardworking, helpful, kind, funny, and spoke very good English. They helped us with booking places to go, cleaning our room and they even played with us. Their homestay was the best place we have stayed at on this trip so far. The hotel included a pool, free bikes, and of course the most delicious breakfast. They are so hardworking that once they leave their job, they go home for an hour, and go to their other job. We will miss them and remember them, and we were sad that we had to go. I hope that we will go back to Vietnam and stay at their homestay again. 
-Kayla


Vy was always nice because she was always goofing around and playing with me. Also, she was very funny. And a fast mover :) in this game trying to slap other people's hands. Vy would always say "You're so cute!" and pinch my cheeks.

Thuy would be funny and always say "I'm lazy!".. she was really helpful and had lots of humor. And Thuy is also good at sudoku, and we did Word Search puzzles together.

Diem is really one hardworker bc she'd always work work work. We played a little bit, but she had to work also. She was a great role model and she dressed always pretty for her next job. And she made really good bracelets. And she was a perfect person.
-Elyse


Vy is funny and really sweet. Thuy recommended good restaurants and was fun to play with. I also liked having her do my hair in braids. Diem is nice and kind.
-Brynn


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