Hoi An Hotels

Hoi An is a Northeast Vietnam town rich in history and character. Once a major port, Hai An now boasts incredible architecture, a countryside begging for bike rides, and a renowned modern spa. Start your day by pampering yourself at the Palmarosa spa, where services include Swedish massages, facials, and body scrubs. Spend your afternoon on a tour of local architecture, including the Tran Family Chapel and Japanese Covered Bridge which dates back to the 1590’s. When hunger strikes, Hoi An serves up plenty of yummy street food and proper restaurants. Whether your holiday is for family, romance, or a solo adventure, Hoi An welcomes you.

Places to see in Hoi An

Since you’re travelling to a UNESCO World Heritage Site city, check out some of the grounds that helped give this destination the historical recognition it deserves. Stroll through the Old Town section and marvel at buildings dating back centuries. Chinese merchants from Guangzhou, Hainan, and Chiu Chow influenced the majority of the architecture in this ancient city. Make sure to walk across the 16th-century “Japanese Bridge,” which is known to be the only covered bridge with a Buddhist temple built into one side. If you get hungry, stay in the Old Town and take a cooking class at Thuan Tinh Island. You’ll learn to whip up traditional dishes like banh xeo, bun bo nam bo, and pho bo, and your belly will thank you forever. After your energy is restored, check out one or many of the prominent museums that have sprouted up in the city. The Museum of History and Culture, Hoi An Folklore Museum, and Museum of Trade Ceramics showcase relics dating from Hoi An’s earliest days though the French colonial period. The most convenient way to cruise around the city is by bicycle, which allows you quick and easy access to all the attractions you’re dying to see.

Weather in Hoi An

The weather in Hoi An changes drastically with the seasons. The calmest weather occurs during the months of May through June, when the wind blows in from the south and the seas are tranquil. These favourable conditions make this time of year the busiest season in terms of tourists. During the remainder of the year, the weather switches between intermittent cold and rainy and hot and mild. Day trips to the offshore islands during this period of time are heavily limited because of the rough conditions in the South China Sea.

Where to Stay in Hoi An

Many Hoi An hotels and accommodation offer a view of the water, or at least easy access to the shore. Indulge in a 4-star hotel with relaxing spa services, book a room at a boutique accommodation with real character, or put your feet up poolside at a beach resort. Whatever your budget or travel needs, you can find Hoi An accommodation right here on Expedia.com.au today.

Travel Basics

The nearest airport to Hoi An is the Da Nang International Airport (DAD), which is about 29 kilometres away. This airport offers limited international service, so it may be easier to fly into a major city like Hanoi and then book a separate flight into Da Nang. From the Da Nang airport, Hoi An is reachable by car or bus.

Plan Your Getaway to Hoi An

Soak in Vietnamese culture and treat yourself to memorable street food with a holiday to Hoi An. This charming town offers a holiday on the water that can fit the style of just about any traveller. Your journey to Vietnam starts right here on Expedia.com.au, where you will always find the best deal on hotels, rental cars, and more.