Best Hotels in Hoi An 2026: Boutique Heritage to Beach Resorts
Hoi An has an excellent range of boutique and mid-range hotels. The best properties take cues from the town’s heritage aesthetic — wooden shutters, courtyard pools, and traditional Vietnamese design elements without being kitsch.
Luxury (₫2,000,000+ / $80+)
Four Seasons The Nam Hai: 30 minutes south of Hoi An on Ha My Beach. Arguably the best resort property in central Vietnam — three-tier infinity pools, private beach, extraordinary service. ₫8,000,000–25,000,000 ($320–1,000). In a different category from standard Hoi An accommodation.
Anantara Hoi An Resort: On the Thu Bon River at the edge of the old town. Good pool, excellent river-facing rooms. Combines luxury with immediate old town access. ₫2,500,000–6,000,000 ($100–240).
Victoria Hoi An Beach Resort: On Cua Dai Beach. Pool, beachfront, Vietnamese colonial aesthetic. ₫2,000,000–4,500,000 ($80–180).
Mid-range (₫700,000–2,000,000 / $28–80)
La Siesta Hoi An Resort & Spa: Outstanding mid-range boutique hotel. Garden setting with a small pool, attentive staff, and the aesthetic done properly. ₫800,000–2,000,000 ($32–80). Consistently one of the top mid-range choices.
Vinh Hung Riverside Resort: On the Thu Bon River south of the old town. Garden bungalows, pool, good restaurant. ₫700,000–1,500,000 ($28–60).
Pho Hoi Ancient House Resort: Old town adjacency, courtyard architecture, pool. ₫900,000–2,000,000 ($36–80).
Budget (₫250,000–700,000 / $10–28)
Hoi An Historic Hotel: Government-run heritage hotel with a good location near the old town. Dated facilities but excellent position. ₫400,000–900,000 ($16–36).
Thanh Binh Riverside Hotel: Clean mid-budget option on the riverside road. ₫350,000–700,000 ($14–28).
Budget guesthouses (Nguyen Phuc Chu Street): Multiple family-run guesthouses with clean private rooms from ₫250,000–500,000 ($10–20). Walk the street and compare.
What to look for
Pool: Hoi An’s humidity makes a pool important for afternoon comfort. Properties with good pools are worth the premium.
River vs inland: River-facing rooms have better evening atmosphere. The Thu Bon riverside at night, with the lanterns, is the Hoi An experience — rooms facing it are worth the supplement.
Bicycle access: All good Hoi An hotels provide bicycles or have rental nearby. Confirm this before booking.
Travelling on a budget? We also have a dedicated guide to the best hostels in Hoi An.