Hoi An Hotels - Reviews and Rates

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Nous nous sommes rendus au centre du Vietnam (dimanche le 27 septembre) pour une semaine de repos sur la fameuse plage "China Beach". Nous avions reserve notre semaine dans un beau complexe situe a meme la plage. C est a partir de dimanche soir que les autorites locales ont commence a sonner l alert...

Nha Trang (19/7- 22/7) Hoi An (23/7- 25/7)

Nha Trang


We got to the toasty Nha Trang and were shocked it wasn't raining. For some odd reason, the rainy season doesn't hit Nha Trang until January/February time so most days were super toasty and an air conditioned room was a must. Up until now we were f...

Blogs – weeks 17-19 – 30 June – 20 July 2009

Work has been extremely busy over recent weeks. Mary is teaching from 8 am until after 1 pm Monday to Friday. The teaching is mostly English, but she is also teaching a few of them about customer service and how to deal with potential customers. Those of you who have been to V...

Hoi An is an old river town that used to act as a merchant port. Colonised by the French, it seems much of their architecture can be seen in the ancient part of town. Yes the old town does have an ancient town within! Today we decided to buy two combination tickets for 110,000 VND (£4.00) from the tourist office at the bottom of Le Loi street, A...

Up bright and early for my 06:00 flight to Danang, the taxi ride was pleasant enough without any other traffic about but that didn't stop the need for him to be constantly blowing his horn, - then taxi to Hoi An. Flight was $52US as oposed to a seven or eight buck night sleeper bus, so a bit more expensive but a lot easier and time saving. I gue...

24th Jan 2009 After a nice lie in we woke up to torrential rain. We weren't too bothered as we were to spend the day traveling, we checked out at 12 noon and went for Brunch before catching the 2pm bus to Hoi An. The bus was another sleeper even though we were only on it for 4 hours - and it was a much nicer, more comfortable bus than the one we...

Allo, Petit arret de 48 heures a Hoi An une petit ville a 4 heures d'autobus de Hue. Hoi An est l;endoit par excellence pour ce faire faire des vetements sur mesure. Un complet en laine avec un doublure en soie coute aux alentours de 150 US et est pret en 24 heures! Moi je me suis fait faire une paire de pantalon cargo ca m'a coute 20$ us. C'est...

Next we headed to the old trading port of Hoi An, which is situated on a river bank close to the sea. We were connned into getting a private car by a travel agent who told us that all of the busses were full or cancelled due to the Tet (lunar new year) holiday. This was true to some degree as many were cancelled, but we still could have easily g...

This world heritage listed city was a beautiful. Great for wandering and relaxing... until getting caught with the inevitable shopping bug - this town has over 250 tailors! - all the tourists are in a frenzy..hee We wandered, shopped and even did a half day cooking class which was great fun. It started with a trip to the local market and from th...

Moving south down the Vietnam coast, Hoi An is about an 18 hour bus ride from Hanoi. Of course, we can't verify that because we ended up flying. Our story begins in the office of Ocean Tours - yes, the very same people with whom we booked our Halong Bay excursion (we bought the bus tickets before we left for that trip). Long story short (our lis...