Hoi An Resorts - Reviews and Rates

So we decided to go for it with the motorbikes and got picked up from our hotel by Tai and his friend at 8am to take us to Hoi An.
We stopped off at a fishing port and a waterfall (Elephant Springs) for a paddle. Then we arrived at Hai Van Pass. Going up to the top the roads were quite quiet. Most of the traffic goes through the tunnel so on...

Weeks 23-26 – 11 August – 7 September 2009

We have now been here for over six months. When we started planning this adventure early last year, it all seemed rather surreal and way off in the future. Even when we started, we probably felt that our nine month stint would seem like a long time, and yet here we are with less than ...

24th Arrived in Hoi An this morning at 7.00am and we went straight to the guest house to check in, there were no rooms available until about 12.00pm so we left our bags at the guest house and went for breakfast and a wander around Hoi An. It is pretty small town with an extremely large French influence to it. We walked through the streets and ma...

24th April - 27th We arrived in Hoi An at around 7am, the hotel we went to couldnt get us in till about 12 so we left our bags and headed out for some breakfast and a walk around town. Hoi An is a very quaint little town with a heavy french influence, on architecture, street signs etc. We walked around town for few hours going through the market...

I realized I never came back and updated this post, so I'll go ahead and at least get started on it now since I have a little time. This was a pretty fun day in Hoi An filled with some unique experiences. I started off the day early, because I was still not quite over the jet lag, so I took a little stroll around the city to kind of get a better...

We travelled due south from Hue along the coast to Hoi An, the weather is starting to heat up a bit now and every where you look the rice paddy fields are a beautiful emerald green dotted with coconut palms. The journey by bus was an experience, the country roads are dotted with hundreds of cyclists, motor bikes and coaches, all vying for their ...

Hoi An est une ville portuaire du Centre du Vietnam, toute tranquille et toute mignonne en apparence... Sa vieille ville est inscrite au Patrimoine Mondial de l'UNESCO, et malheureusement, c'est peut-etre a cause de ca que Hoi An a perdu, a mon avis, tout son charme : tres touristique, les rues de la vieille ville sont transformees en vitrines d...

We took the night bus from Nha Trang to Hoi An and arrived at a reasonable time in the morning having had a good night's sleep; this was quite a relief after our last hideous night bus adventure from Saigon to Dalat! On our first morning we set out to choose a tailor to get our clothes made; there are literally hundreds of tailor shops in this s...

We arrived in Hoi An early in the morning after a sleeper bus from Nha Trang. Sleeper buses are really strange inventions - they're like 3 rows of bunkbeds on a coach and you lie down with a blanket. A very odd feeling initially but much more comfortable than a normal bus. Pretty sure they'd have them in Europe if they weren't so dangerous! Drea...

We traveled down to Hoi An in central Vietnam and spent a few days there. After the shady cab driver in Hanoi, we weren't going to take any more chances, so we called our hotel ahead of time and had a shuttle pick us up from the airport. Our driver was there with a sign that said "Mr. Jenemy Connell Chung." Close enough. Hoi An is a charming tow...