Dining spaces

Brocade-laid tables, yin-yang tiles overhead and the stream close by.

The wall of clay jars beneath a coffered timber ceiling The wall of clay jars beneath a coffered timber ceiling
Amid the museum

Dinner inside a living museum

Mế’s dining hall is no sealed banquet room — timber stilt-house spaces open to gardens and stream, tables laid with hand-woven brocade, blue-glazed ceramics, and a whole wall of antique clay jars in timber alcoves. Mountain breeze for air-conditioning, the stream for background music.

At dusk the warm lights come on beneath the trees — many groups choose exactly this hour for the most memorable outdoor feast of their trip.

The hand-carved timber bar in the dining hall The hand-carved timber bar in the dining hall
Capacity

376 seats — from private meals to hundred-guest feasts

Altogether Mế seats up to 376 guests: the cosy main hall, small streamside pavilions for families, the open veranda, and a grand hall for banquets, galas and conferences of up to 120.

Themed feasts — heritage journeys, birthdays, reunions? Mế sets the whole stage; see Groups & events.

Pick your table

Three tables — three moods

Main stilt-house hallWarm under the yin-yang tiles, brocade and blue ceramics — for family meals and celebration trays.
Streamside pavilionsPrivate, breezy, beside the water — the most requested seats for couples and groups of friends.
Grand hall & courtyardConferences and galas up to 120 guests; open-air barbecue and campfire feasts on request.

Come home to Mế

Reserve the best table — a streamside pavilion or the stilt-house hall — with one call.

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