Kim An Hoi An Hotel and Spa
Kiman Hoi An Hotel & Spa welcomes guests with a swimming pool and relaxing spa treatments. Located just 800 m from the serene Hoai River, guests also enjoy free … Read more
Kiman Hoi An Hotel & Spa welcomes guests with a swimming pool and relaxing spa treatments. Located just 800 m from the serene Hoai River, guests also enjoy free … Read more
Located on the banks of Hoai River, Little Hoi An Boutique Hotel & Spa is situated within 4 km of Cua Dai Beach. Providing free Wi-Fi, it also features an outdoor swimming pool … Read more
Pilgrimage Village Boutique Resort & Spa is a rustic resort in a secluded area of Thua Thien Hue. It offers authentic Vietnamese culture and hospitality, extensive spa treatments, and … Read more
Placed in the heart of Hue City with its very own indoor swimming pool, Moonlight Hotel Hue is just a 5-minute drive to the popular Dong Ba Market. Modern rooms are … Read more
Set along Cua Dai Beach, this laid-back resort is 6 km from the Museum of Trade Ceramics and 7 km from Hoi An Ancient Town.
Located along the banks of Thu Bon River, Vinh Hung Riverside Resort and Spa offers elegant rooms with river/garden views in Hoi An. The resort features an outdoor swimming pool, children’s playground … Read more
The port city of Hoi An is a major tourist hub and makes no effort to hide it and even flaunts it freely and with good reason. One such display that’s sure to attract visitors is the noticeable lanterns that illuminate the city at night. That’s because local laws require shophouses to dangle these from their facade thus giving one a snippet of what Hoi An is for tourists. Additionally, this is the only city that prohibits motorbikes from plying the roads during most parts of the day.
Hue is one of Vietnam’s major cities located in the central region which is rich in the country’s monarchial history and was the capital until 1945. It’s a photogenic destination with amazing local cuisine with people who are devoid of big-city trappings. The weather isn’t always pleasant with either its perpetual rains or its unbearable heat but if you make the journey (most scenic by train from either Hanoi or Ho Chi Minh City), you’ll be rewarded as most tourists tend to overlook the former capital.
Tourists looking for a vast expanse of golden coasts with barely anyone in sight should look no further than the Province of Phu Yen. It’s 120 km south of the uber-popular Nha Trang and enjoys a vibe that is laid-back and very local. As beach province, it is best to avoid it during the monsoon season from September to November but do note that May to July is the peak of the domestic tourist season so prepare for heavy local tourism.
Housed in a colonial-style building, Hoian Central Boutique Hotel & Spa is located just 500 m from Japanese Covered Bridge. The hotel features a welcoming outdoor pool where guests … Read more
Surrounded by casual eateries, this informal hotel with elegant touches is 2 km from both Huế railway station and the Imperial City, a walled palace along the Perfume River, … Read more
Mondial Hotel Hue is an 8-minute drive from the Hue Citadel, Imperial Palace and Perfume River. It features a swimming pool and 3 dining options. Free in-room Wi-Fi is … Read more