Hoi An Hotel

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Hoi An Hotel has 160 rooms, and occupies lush and spacious grounds in the heart of the old town. It is only 4km to Cua Dai Beach, 60km to My Son Cham temples, 15km to contemplate Ngu Hanh Son and 30km to Da Nang International Airport. [read more]

Back in the 16th century, Hoi An grew from a sleepy little fishing village into a flourishing port that became one of the main centers of trade in the south east Asian region. Ships sailed here from Europe and from all over Asia. Trade with China and Japan, in particular, became so hectic that merchants from both countries came to Hoi An to live, married local beauties and built homes and temples in the style of their native lands.

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Hotel Address: 10 Tran Hung Dao Street, Hoi An town, Quang Nam province, Vietnam

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Hoian Ancient Town0.50 (km)
Cua Dai Beach4.00 (km)
My Son Hollyland60.00 (km)

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Local time: 12:15:52 PM

+84 511 3936741

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Welcome to Hoi An!

Meet An Nguyen and his team from Nam Phuong Travel; we are your local connection in Hoi An! We have a passion for our local community and a commitment to developing tourism, whilst still conserving the environment and culture. We try to educate and promote sustainable tourism initiatives to locals as well as tourists. We aim to use our local knowledge and friendliness to make your trip a memorable one! Let us show you the Chinese Assembly Halls, Japanese Covered Bridge, the ancient houses, and My Son Holy Land!

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