Anantara Hoi An Resort

Great experience! The hotel is clean and the facilities are new. The only minor drawback is that the breakfast area has no air conditioning, which can get really hot in the summer. Riding the hotel's bikes to the ancient city was so enjoyable. I think I'll be back!

This hotel really gives off a resort vibe, with lush frangipani trees, banana trees, and bougainvillea. It's also far enough from the bustling heart of the old town, making it very quiet and comfortable. Most guests are white families, and the overall quality of the guests is very high. Each room has a balcony, which is perfect for reading or just relaxing. The rooms are also quite spacious, and there's turndown service every night. Laundry is very affordable. However, the bedding isn't very comfortable to sleep on, and the 'king' beds are actually two beds pushed together. Breakfast is also pretty mediocre, with limited variety and not many edible options. The service is very proactive and enthusiastic. In summary, it feels very much like a resort, but the bedding comfort is lacking, and the breakfast food and taste are just average.

The hotel has a great view at night. The location is also excellent, within walking distance to the Old Town. If you want to be close to the action, I recommend staying here. There are many good local restaurants nearby. However, if you're looking for a high-quality, five-star hotel experience, then this might not be the best choice. Many families with babies choose to stay here.

It's rare for me to give a hotel a perfect score! The Anantara Hoi An is undoubtedly the best hotel around the Ancient Town. It's within walking distance to all the attractions, offers river view rooms, and has a fantastic spa.

The hotel itself isn't very big, but the public areas are absolutely beautiful. At first glance, it might seem ordinary, but once you lie down by the pool and really take it all in, it's actually incredibly chill. The service is a mixed bag; some staff members are super enthusiastic, while others are rather apathetic and unresponsive. My main complaint, though, is the room. While not actually small in size, it *feels* tiny. This is because they've included a rather large living area within a modest footprint, which unfortunately shrinks the bedroom, and especially the bathroom, considerably. The shower even lacks a glass door, making it very easy for water to splash out.

The hotel is within walking distance of Hoi An Ancient Town, and the rooms are elegant and cozy. The hotel's restaurant is also beautiful. Staying in Hoi An allows you to fully enjoy your trip to Da Nang. Plus, there's a great value massage parlor just a two or three-minute walk from the hotel.