Hotel Guide · Updated 2026
Best Hotels
in Hoi An
Old Town boutiques, An Bang beach resorts, and Hoiana's ultra-luxury enclave. 14 picks across every budget, chosen for being worth your money.
Hotel Guide · Updated 2026
Old Town boutiques, An Bang beach resorts, and Hoiana's ultra-luxury enclave. 14 picks across every budget, chosen for being worth your money.
Editor's top pick — Luxury
The finest beach resort near Hoi An
100 pool villas on a private stretch of Ha My Beach, 10km north of the Ancient Town. Three pools, two restaurants with a quality standard the town itself can't match, and service that's consistent in a way that takes years to build. Not cheap. Worth it if a beach resort is what you're actually here for. For Old Town access, you take a 20-minute private transfer or taxi — treat it as a day trip.
Ha My Beach · North of Hoi An
Every villa has a private pool. Beach access is genuinely private. The children's pool and facilities make it the strongest family luxury option in Quang Nam province. Rates start around $600/night and reflect the product.
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Old Town & Riverside
"The best Old Town hotels feel like a completely different city after 8pm, when the day-trippers are gone and the lanterns are all that's left."
Old Town & Riverside
Walking distance to everything. The riverside options have the best ratio of access to peace — close enough to the Ancient Town to walk, far enough to sleep.
Anantara Hoi An Resort
The standout choice for riverside luxury. Large rooms, one of the town's better pools, and consistent service. The 10-minute walk to Old Town is the only trade-off worth mentioning.
Hoi An Chic Hotel
Best value in Old Town. Clean, well-located, with a good pool and honest breakfast. The smart choice under $60 if you want Old Town access without hostel trade-offs.
La Siesta Hoi An Resort & Spa
Good rooftop bar and a reliable mid-range choice on the river. Breakfast included, service consistent. Popular with couples making their first trip to Hoi An.
Hoi An Historic Hotel
Large-format hotel at the edge of the Old Town. Value-priced for the location, good pool, and the most consistent breakfast operation in its price bracket.
Little Hoi An Boutique Hotel & Spa
Central boutique with a pool and spa. More character than the big mid-range hotels. Best rooms face the pool rather than the street — worth asking for when booking.
Almanity Hoi An Wellness Resort
The wellness-focused option in the Old Town bracket. Spa is the main draw — better than most other properties at this price point. Good if you're planning a slow trip with treatments.
An Bang Beach
"An Bang has better restaurants and a better beach vibe than Cua Dai. The 4km bicycle ride to Old Town takes 15 minutes."
An Bang Beach
4km from Old Town by bicycle. Better beach and better restaurants than Cua Dai. Mid-range options here are strong.
Sol An Bang Beach Resort
The main mid-range resort on An Bang. Direct beach access, pool, and a relaxed atmosphere that suits the area's pace. Reliable choice for beach-first guests.
An Bang Seaside Village
Thatched bungalows in a garden setting close to the beach. Relaxed, unpretentious, and well-priced for the An Bang area. Good for couples or solo travellers who want a local beach feel.
Victoria Hoi An Beach Resort & Spa
Long-established resort on Cua Dai Beach. Larger scale than most Hoi An options, with a full-service spa and beach. Better for families than couples, due to space and facilities.
Value & boutique picks
Five more hotels that consistently earn their price. These are the properties people return to — which is as reliable a signal as there is.
Hoi An Trails Resort
Rice-field setting outside the tourist zone. A genuinely quiet option for people who want the Hoi An countryside without giving up pool and comfort. Motorbike recommended.
Phu Thinh Boutique Resort & Spa
Well-run boutique 10 minutes from the Old Town. Good value, good spa, friendly staff. A reliable $40–55 option that doesn't feel like you're cutting corners.
Silk Marina Resort & Spa
Marina-facing property with a good pool and competitive rates. One of the better-value options for couples who want a pool but aren't prioritising beach access.
Boutique Hoi An Resort
Beach-adjacent resort at Cua Dai with a pool and gardens. Not the most character-filled property but consistently reliable, decent service, and fair rates.
The Linh An Bang Beach
Small and well-priced for An Bang. Good option for budget travellers who want beach proximity without hostel conditions. Friendly staff and a pool that punches above its rate.
Ultra-luxury — 10km south
Hoiana is not inside Hoi An. It's a purpose-built luxury resort destination 10km south on a 1km stretch of private beach, with an 18-hole Robert Trent Jones Jr. golf course. Rosewood and Hoiana Hotel & Suites are the two properties. Both share the beach and golf. Neither is a budget option. Both are genuinely excellent.
Ultra-luxury · Premier property
Rosewood Hoi An
120 rooms and residences, multiple restaurants, three pools, and Rosewood's signature service delivery. The golf course adjoinment and beach proximity make this a full-stay destination rather than a base for exploration. Rates start around $400 and reflect where you are.
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Hoiana Hotel & Suites
Shares the beach and golf course access with Rosewood but at 30–40% lower rates. Suite-format rooms with pool or ocean views. The right choice if you want the Hoiana experience without the Rosewood price tag. Both are well above the standard of anything inside Hoi An town.
View Hoiana Suites rates →Getting there from Da Nang Airport: 50–65 minutes by private car (~$20–30 USD). From Hoi An Ancient Town: 15–20 minutes by taxi or Grab (~80,000–130,000 VND). Both properties can arrange airport transfers.
Common questions
Planning a longer Hoi An stay? The Where to Stay in Hoi An area guide maps all neighbourhoods with honest trade-offs for each.
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