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Where to stay in Hoi An
Best time: Feb-Apr, Sep-Oct. These months offer pleasant weather, avoiding the extreme heat and humidity of summer and the heavy rains of winter.
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★ 4.5Poetic Hue Hotel
Phú Hội
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★ 4.5Dong Loi Hotel
Phú Hội
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★ 4.5Carnosa Hotel
Phú Hội
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★ 4.5Jade Hotel Hue
Phú Hội
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★ 4.5Golden Hotel
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★ 4.5Canary Boutique Hotel
Phú Hội
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★ 4.5Spatel D Annam Imperial Boutique Spa Hotel
Đông Ba
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★ 4.5Sunny A Hotel
Phú Nhuận
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★ 4.5Ideal
Phú Hội
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★ 4.5Phong Lan Guesthouse
Phú Hội
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★ 4.5Nam Long Plus Hotel
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★ 4.5Nice Hue Hotel
Vĩnh Ninh
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Hoi An, like a local
Don't miss
- Ancient Town: A UNESCO World Heritage site with well-preserved architecture and rich history.
- Japanese Covered Bridge: An iconic symbol of Hoi An with stunning architecture and historical significance.
- Tan Ky Old House: A beautiful example of traditional Hoi An merchant architecture, showcasing the blend of cultures.
- An Bang Beach: A serene beach offering relaxation and local seafood, away from the crowds.
- Hoi An Night Market: A vibrant market featuring local crafts, street food, and a lively atmosphere.
Where to eat
- Cao Lau: A local noodle dish unique to Hoi An, made with specific rice and served with pork and herbs.
- Banh Mi Phuong: Considered one of the best banh mi spots in Vietnam, known for its fresh ingredients and flavors.
- White Rose Dumplings: Delicate dumplings made from translucent rice flour and filled with shrimp or pork.
- Mi Quang: A flavorful noodle dish that reflects the culinary traditions of the Quang Nam province.
Do this
- Lantern Festival: A magical event where the town is illuminated by colorful lanterns, held on the full moon.
- Traditional Vietnamese Cooking Class: Learn to cook authentic Vietnamese dishes using fresh local ingredients.
- Cycling Through Rice Fields: Experience the scenic countryside and rural life surrounding Hoi An on a bike.
Local tips
- Visit local markets early in the morning for the freshest produce and a more authentic experience.
- Explore the alleyways of the Ancient Town for hidden cafes and artisan shops.
- Rent a bicycle to easily navigate between the beach and the town, avoiding traffic.
- Try to catch a local performance at the Hoi An Theatre for insights into Vietnamese culture.
Know before you go
Best time
Feb-Apr, Sep-Oct. These months offer pleasant weather, avoiding the extreme heat and humidity of summer and the heavy rains of winter.
Getting around
Bicycles and motorbikes are popular for exploring Hoi An's ancient streets; taxis and ride-hailing services like Grab are also widely available.
Airport
DAD
Language
Vietnamese is the main language; English is commonly spoken in tourist areas.
Money
Vietnamese Dong (VND). Credit cards are accepted in many places, but cash is preferred in markets and smaller shops.
Safety
Hoi An is generally safe for tourists, with low crime rates, but it's wise to remain vigilant with personal belongings.
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