Ready for a cozy adventure in Vietnam’s charming Hoi An, fellow travelers? Let’s chat about the awesome hotels that’ll make your stay unforgettable. Trust me, I’ve been there, done that, and I’m excited to share my experiences with you!

Old Town Gems: Stay in the Heart of History

Picture this: You wake up, open your window, and boom! Ancient yellow buildings, colorful lanterns, and the smell of fresh bánh mì (Vietnamese sandwich) fill the air. That’s what you get when you stay in Hoi An’s Old Town!

My top pick? The Anantara Hoi An Resort. It’s like stepping into a time machine, but with all the modern comforts. The rooms have this cool mix of French colonial and Vietnamese styles. And get this – they offer cooking classes where you can learn to make pho like a pro! Just don’t blame me if you come back home wanting to open a Vietnamese restaurant.

Another gem is the Little Hoi An Central Boutique Hotel & Spa. It’s smaller, cozier, and the staff treats you like family. They even taught me how to say “delicious” in Vietnamese. It’s “ngon”! Use it when you try their breakfast – trust me, you’ll need it!

Beach Bliss: Sand, Sea, and Sweet Dreams

If you’re more of a beach bum (no judgment here!), An Bang Beach is your go-to spot. It’s just a short ride from the Old Town, and the hotels here are perfect for those who want to wake up to the sound of waves.

I stayed at the An Bang Beach Hideaway Homestay, and it was like having my own little beach house. The owner, Mrs. Hien, makes the best banana pancakes I’ve ever tasted. She also knows all the secret spots in Hoi An – like where to find the tastiest cao lau (a local noodle dish) at 2 AM. Don’t ask me how I know that…

For a bit more luxury, check out the Sunrise Premium Resort Hoi An. Their infinity pool overlooking the sea is Instagram gold. Just be prepared for your friends back home to be super jealous!

Countryside Charm: Rice Fields and Relaxation

Want to escape the tourist crowds? Head to the outskirts of Hoi An for some peace and quiet among the rice fields. It’s like living in a postcard!

The Almanity Hoi An Wellness Resort is a slice of heaven. They have this amazing “Journey of Reflection” package that includes daily spa treatments. I left feeling so zen, I almost forgot my own name!

For a more local experience, try the Tra Que Water Wheel. It’s a family-run homestay in the Tra Que vegetable village. You can help in the gardens, learn to cook with fresh herbs, and cycle through the countryside. It’s like being in a Vietnamese version of “The Sound of Music”, minus the singing (unless you want to – no one’s stopping you!).

Budget-Friendly Beauties: Comfort Without Breaking the Bank

Traveling on a shoestring budget? No worries! Hoi An has plenty of affordable options that don’t skimp on comfort or charm.

The Tribee Bana is a hostel that feels like a boutique hotel. They have both dorms and private rooms, and the rooftop bar is perfect for meeting other travelers. Pro tip: Join their family dinner nights. It’s a great way to make friends and stuff your face with delicious Vietnamese food at the same time!

Another budget-friendly option is the Hoi An Rustic Villa. Don’t let the word “rustic” scare you – it’s clean, comfortable, and has a pool! Plus, it’s just a short walk from the Old Town. Perfect for those late-night lantern-lit strolls.

Eco-Friendly Stays: Green Dreams in Hoi An

If you’re like me and want to travel responsibly, Hoi An has some great eco-friendly options. The Sleepy Gecko Eco Homestay is a little oasis of sustainability. They use solar power, have a organic garden, and even make their own natural soaps. Plus, their homemade passion fruit juice is to die for!

For a unique experience, try the Dreamers’ Village. It’s an eco-lodge made entirely of bamboo! You’ll feel like you’re living in a fairytale treehouse. Just be prepared for some curious geckos – they’re friendly, I promise!

Remember, no matter where you stay in Hoi An, you’re in for a treat. This town has a way of stealing your heart (and your taste buds). So pack your bags, practice your “xin chào” (hello), and get ready for an amazing adventure!

Oh, and if you need more travel tips for Vietnam or other cool destinations, check out Findtourgo. They’ve got tons of insider info that’ll make your trip even more awesome!

Safe travels, and don’t forget to try the egg coffee. It sounds weird, but it’s life-changing. You can thank me later!