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Guests who stayed here loved

“Legacy Yen Tu is one of those rare hotels where the architecture, landscape, and spiritual heritage feel genuinely integrated rather than staged. Everything here rewards curiosity! My daughter and I stayed for two nights and it was three nights too short! I absolutely loved the daily complimentary yoga class at 7am, the sound bowl meditation journey at 10 am and the 5pm Thai Chi…all facilitated by Hang, such a wonderful talented teacher! I also had a two hour steam room, body scrub and massage treatment in the spa. The spa in itself is a masterpiece of interior design and my therapist, Thao was extremely good and the treatment was one of the best I have ever had! The swimming pool and surrounds are pristine, our room with a view over the paddock and the black horses were quiet, spacious and totally comfortable. The breakfast was extremely varied and delicious! All the staff were always friendly, helpful and professional. We unfortunately did not have time to visit the stunning and big gym. We did do the cable car trips up to the Buddha statue and back to the hotel again, took us about two hours Even despite the following, I still give Legacy Yen Tu 10/10 as it is an incredible place: The restaurant is way too expensive for the quality food available and there are no other places around to eat. The property can really make the culinary experience much better. The swimming pool’s temperature was very high. The staff’s command of English was a bit poor but it did not make anything difficult! The ‘village’ feels like a movie set and not authentic, so no need to even go there really.”

Heidi · Jun 26, 2026