Beach Hotels in Quang Nam Province, Vietnam

We had a lovely stay at the Riverside Bamboo Hotel! The location is fantastic, making it an ideal choice for budget travelers. The hotel features a charming swimming pool, and some rooms offer river views. While our stay was brief—just one night—it was perfect for a short getaway. One aspect to note is the breakfast: while it was tasty, it wasn’t a buffet. Instead, we could choose from a menu with only three dish options and one drink from a selection of three. Overall, if you’re looking for a cozy and affordable place to stay, I highly recommend the Riverside Bamboo Hotel!

LOVED IT! The room and the bed? Clean, comfortable, big. - The bathroom? Clean, amazing tub and plenty of hot water. - The location? Cua dai beach is less than 1 minute away, literally just around the corner; An Bang beach is 15 min away (by bicycle, the hotel lets you use them for free), the hotel has shuttles to take you to Hoi an at different times of the day. - The breakfast? Delicious buffet with plenty of western/Vietnamese options. - The staff? DEFINITELY THE BEST FEATURE OF THE HOTEL! Extremely kind and helpful!

There aren't many Korean reviews, so I'm leaving a review for your reference when making a reservation. First of all, the kindness of the reception staff was very impressive. It was the last accommodation before returning home, and the staff's very sweet and nice attitude made my last stay in Vietnam a happy and grateful memory. And above all, it's a hotel with great value for money. The location is a bit out of the way, but the rooms are big, the breakfast is great, and the pool is deep and nice. My parents who went with me were especially satisfied and said they wanted to visit again. It's a bit far from Hoi An Old Town, but it's a resort that I highly recommend to those who want to spend a quiet and leisurely time with their family. I'll visit again next time I have a chance. Thank you so much.

Amazing 5*star hotel. The staff are attentive and friendly. Great breakfast buffet- with all homemade pastries and bread. The hotel’s facilities are great- it’s on the beach, many sun beds, lovely swimming pool. I would highly recommend the spa- it also has a stream room, sauna and jacuzzi. The rooms are spacious and cleaned everyday. Big, comfortable beds. Strong air con and TV with Netflix. The cleaners are on the ball and the room always smelt lovely. Our room had a lovely big bath with constant running hot water. The hotel has a free shuttle bus to Hoi an ancient town at 10am and 3pm. If not a grab taxi is only 50,000VND. Outside the hotel are small mini-Marts and some lovely restaurants. The hotel also offers free classes everyday from 3pm. As we had tours planned we only attended their complimentary cooking class which was insightful and fun. Special thanks to Ms Chau who was so friendly and helped us organise our trip. Highly recommend this hotel! One of the best hotels we have stayed in, we will be back.

Due to the nature of the resort, there were a lot of people who came to enjoy vacation while swimming (a country where suntan is not required), so I felt more relaxed, and travelers who moved every time I met, Hoi An people seemed to smile less than Danang, and hoteliers seemed to be like that too. Still, the resort was prepared with care in terms of location, cleanliness, and meals, and the local food experience at 4pm was good for foreigners, but it would be a fun experience to introduce and cook it. The trash can is high-end, but the use of paper in it is commendable!

Although it is a bit far from the ancient town, it does not affect our love for this hotel at all. There are lovely and smiling service staff throughout the hotel. You can book a trip to Meishan with the hotel at a cost-effective price. When buying water, face your back to the two grocery stores opposite the hotel. The aunt on the right sells the same products cheaper.

Overall we had a very pleasant stay. The room was spacious, clean and with modern bathroom. Breakfast was rather standard for a Vietnamese 4-star hotel - vide selection of Asian dishes, breads, eggs and fruits. Extra points for a nice swimming pool and delicious coconut coffee, which we bought at the restaurant in the hotel.

Compared with the Four Seasons Hotel where I have stayed before and nearby luxury hotels such as the InterContinental Da Nang, the basic room rate of the Four Seasons Hotel in Hoi An is as high as about US$800, but it does not provide corresponding value and experience. In this price range, expect a luxurious experience, however, Four Seasons Hotel Hoi An seems to have fallen short of those expectations. Firstly, the interior design and decoration of the rooms and public areas at Four Seasons Hotel Hoi An are decidedly less refined and impressive compared to nearby luxury hotels. While other luxury hotels often stand out for their unique architecture, exquisite artwork and sophisticated interior design, Four Seasons' design seems relatively bland and lacks personality. It even felt a bit mediocre, too hard, and not like the style of the Four Seasons at all. This prevents guests from experiencing true luxury and taste within the hotel. In addition, the quality and variety of breakfast at the Four Seasons Hotel are clearly inferior to those of surrounding luxury hotels. Other hotels in similar price brackets often offer more breakfast options and higher-quality cuisine as well as tranquil spaces. Guests often expect to experience unique cuisine at breakfast, but Four Seasons Hotel Hoi An failed to deliver this experience. All things considered, the Four Seasons Hotel Hoi An may not be the smartest choice for guests willing to pay a premium for a luxury experience. While nearby luxury hotels (Aman Nha Trang, InterContinental Da Nang, Regent Phu Quoc, etc.) offer a more refined and unique experience in a similar price range, Four Seasons Hotel Hoi An fails to live up to that standard. Therefore, I feel that the price of Four Seasons Hotel Hoi An is not worth paying. Of course, the hotel swimming pool and beach are very beautiful, but I personally think these two points are the only ones worth experiencing. It is better to just eat a coconut.

very nice location, free bicycles, very close to the beach :) missed the aircon but they have fans, food is amazing :) i'll come back

Lovely hotel by the beach. Felt like heritage design but recently renovated so overall very nice facilities and well kept. Room was decent size and in good shape, though a bit more storage space would have been nice and the bed frame is protruding so you end up banging your chins in it from time to time. Pool area was great and staff quick to set you up with towels, drinks and bites at a not outrageous cost. Breakfast was sufficient as well, not like 5 star western chain but still more than enough. Staff were wonderful throughout our stay. Location is a bit off so the shuttle to town was good, otherwise theres also a couple minimarts and restaurants in some 5-10min walk. Had hopes a bit higher up for the beach which becomes wider and nicer a bit up the road but the hotel stretch of it is not super inviting tbh. All in all we had a great week here and I would definitely consider Victoria again if coming back to Hoi An.

We had a lovely stay at the Riverside Bamboo Hotel! The location is fantastic, making it an ideal choice for budget travelers. The hotel features a charming swimming pool, and some rooms offer river views. While our stay was brief—just one night—it was perfect for a short getaway. One aspect to note is the breakfast: while it was tasty, it wasn’t a buffet. Instead, we could choose from a menu with only three dish options and one drink from a selection of three. Overall, if you’re looking for a cozy and affordable place to stay, I highly recommend the Riverside Bamboo Hotel!

LOVED IT! The room and the bed? Clean, comfortable, big. - The bathroom? Clean, amazing tub and plenty of hot water. - The location? Cua dai beach is less than 1 minute away, literally just around the corner; An Bang beach is 15 min away (by bicycle, the hotel lets you use them for free), the hotel has shuttles to take you to Hoi an at different times of the day. - The breakfast? Delicious buffet with plenty of western/Vietnamese options. - The staff? DEFINITELY THE BEST FEATURE OF THE HOTEL! Extremely kind and helpful!

There aren't many Korean reviews, so I'm leaving a review for your reference when making a reservation. First of all, the kindness of the reception staff was very impressive. It was the last accommodation before returning home, and the staff's very sweet and nice attitude made my last stay in Vietnam a happy and grateful memory. And above all, it's a hotel with great value for money. The location is a bit out of the way, but the rooms are big, the breakfast is great, and the pool is deep and nice. My parents who went with me were especially satisfied and said they wanted to visit again. It's a bit far from Hoi An Old Town, but it's a resort that I highly recommend to those who want to spend a quiet and leisurely time with their family. I'll visit again next time I have a chance. Thank you so much.

Amazing 5*star hotel. The staff are attentive and friendly. Great breakfast buffet- with all homemade pastries and bread. The hotel’s facilities are great- it’s on the beach, many sun beds, lovely swimming pool. I would highly recommend the spa- it also has a stream room, sauna and jacuzzi. The rooms are spacious and cleaned everyday. Big, comfortable beds. Strong air con and TV with Netflix. The cleaners are on the ball and the room always smelt lovely. Our room had a lovely big bath with constant running hot water. The hotel has a free shuttle bus to Hoi an ancient town at 10am and 3pm. If not a grab taxi is only 50,000VND. Outside the hotel are small mini-Marts and some lovely restaurants. The hotel also offers free classes everyday from 3pm. As we had tours planned we only attended their complimentary cooking class which was insightful and fun. Special thanks to Ms Chau who was so friendly and helped us organise our trip. Highly recommend this hotel! One of the best hotels we have stayed in, we will be back.

Due to the nature of the resort, there were a lot of people who came to enjoy vacation while swimming (a country where suntan is not required), so I felt more relaxed, and travelers who moved every time I met, Hoi An people seemed to smile less than Danang, and hoteliers seemed to be like that too. Still, the resort was prepared with care in terms of location, cleanliness, and meals, and the local food experience at 4pm was good for foreigners, but it would be a fun experience to introduce and cook it. The trash can is high-end, but the use of paper in it is commendable!

Although it is a bit far from the ancient town, it does not affect our love for this hotel at all. There are lovely and smiling service staff throughout the hotel. You can book a trip to Meishan with the hotel at a cost-effective price. When buying water, face your back to the two grocery stores opposite the hotel. The aunt on the right sells the same products cheaper.

Overall we had a very pleasant stay. The room was spacious, clean and with modern bathroom. Breakfast was rather standard for a Vietnamese 4-star hotel - vide selection of Asian dishes, breads, eggs and fruits. Extra points for a nice swimming pool and delicious coconut coffee, which we bought at the restaurant in the hotel.

very nice location, free bicycles, very close to the beach :) missed the aircon but they have fans, food is amazing :) i'll come back

Lovely hotel by the beach. Felt like heritage design but recently renovated so overall very nice facilities and well kept. Room was decent size and in good shape, though a bit more storage space would have been nice and the bed frame is protruding so you end up banging your chins in it from time to time. Pool area was great and staff quick to set you up with towels, drinks and bites at a not outrageous cost. Breakfast was sufficient as well, not like 5 star western chain but still more than enough. Staff were wonderful throughout our stay. Location is a bit off so the shuttle to town was good, otherwise theres also a couple minimarts and restaurants in some 5-10min walk. Had hopes a bit higher up for the beach which becomes wider and nicer a bit up the road but the hotel stretch of it is not super inviting tbh. All in all we had a great week here and I would definitely consider Victoria again if coming back to Hoi An.

Super nice resort with a private beach and a free shuttle bus to Hoi An. We really enjoyed the peace and quiet, the grounds were very well maintained, and the view from the Riverside room was wonderful. We were there for 5 days and would have loved to stay longer. The beach was very clean and not at all crowded. The water was perfect for swimming. The ladies at reception were very friendly, polite and helpful. We would choose Hoi An Beach Resort again and again to relax and escape the hustle and bustle of the city.

Compared with the Four Seasons Hotel where I have stayed before and nearby luxury hotels such as the InterContinental Da Nang, the basic room rate of the Four Seasons Hotel in Hoi An is as high as about US$800, but it does not provide corresponding value and experience. In this price range, expect a luxurious experience, however, Four Seasons Hotel Hoi An seems to have fallen short of those expectations. Firstly, the interior design and decoration of the rooms and public areas at Four Seasons Hotel Hoi An are decidedly less refined and impressive compared to nearby luxury hotels. While other luxury hotels often stand out for their unique architecture, exquisite artwork and sophisticated interior design, Four Seasons' design seems relatively bland and lacks personality. It even felt a bit mediocre, too hard, and not like the style of the Four Seasons at all. This prevents guests from experiencing true luxury and taste within the hotel. In addition, the quality and variety of breakfast at the Four Seasons Hotel are clearly inferior to those of surrounding luxury hotels. Other hotels in similar price brackets often offer more breakfast options and higher-quality cuisine as well as tranquil spaces. Guests often expect to experience unique cuisine at breakfast, but Four Seasons Hotel Hoi An failed to deliver this experience. All things considered, the Four Seasons Hotel Hoi An may not be the smartest choice for guests willing to pay a premium for a luxury experience. While nearby luxury hotels (Aman Nha Trang, InterContinental Da Nang, Regent Phu Quoc, etc.) offer a more refined and unique experience in a similar price range, Four Seasons Hotel Hoi An fails to live up to that standard. Therefore, I feel that the price of Four Seasons Hotel Hoi An is not worth paying. Of course, the hotel swimming pool and beach are very beautiful, but I personally think these two points are the only ones worth experiencing. It is better to just eat a coconut.