Hoi An Riverside Resort
Vietnam, Hoi An

Occupying an area of 9,000 square metres, on the banks of the Song Do River, Hoi An Riverside Resort is nestled within an easy access of pristine Cua Dai Beach and the old town quarter. Surrounded by lush green rice fields, the resort blends effortlessly into its natural settings. The bungalows and rooms, each with private balcony, give guest a taste of traditional Vietnamese culture and make them feel part of the surroundings.

Dine amidst an elegant and refined ambience of the Song Do Restaurant and delight in the very best of authentic Vietnamese and international cuisine. The tranquillity of the Hoi An Resort offers an ideal location for business meetings, seminars and executive workshops, for up to 80 people. Whenever you prefer to be active or just relax, a whole range of sports and recreational facilities are provided to suit everyone.

Hoi An Riverside features 15 bungalows, totaling 60 rooms consisting of 3 styles: Western, Japanese, and Vietnamese. The rooms enjoy either the garden or river view. Each room is equipped with air conditioning, private toilet and shower, water-heater, satellite television, personal safe box, IDD phone, mini-bar, and hairdryer.

Facilities at Hoi An Riverside Resort

• Babysitting
• Balcony Rooms
• Banquet
• Bar/Pub/Lounge
• Bicycle Rental
• Business Centre
• Car Rental
• Coffeeshop
• Concierge

• Conference Facilities
• Fitness Centre
• Foreign Exchange
• Internet Access
• Kid's Club
• Laundry
• Limousine Service
• Medical Service
• Non-smoking Rooms

• Parking
• Restaurant
• River View
• Room Service
• Souvenir Shop
• Spa
• Swimming Pool
• Tour Desk
• WiFi

The Rooms at Hoi An Riverside Resort

• Air Condition
• Bath Tub
• Cable/Satellite
• CD Player
• Coffee/Tea
• Fan

• Hair Dryer
• IDD/Direct Dial Line
• In-House Movie
• Minibar/Fridge
• Safety Box
• Shower

• Telephone
• Television
• Tiled/Wooden Floor
• WiFi

About Hoi An:

Hoi An is now enjoying something of a renaissance as visitors flock to the once peaceful town. The ancient streets and temples have withstood this modern onslaught remarkably well, and Hoi An remains a "must see" on any tour of Vietnam. The streets themselves - narrow and faced with formidable frontages of ancient "shop-houses" - together with the town's remarkable and eclectic architectural styles, evoke a feeling of times gone by, and it isn't difficult to imagine the town of three - or four hundred years ago, bustling with trade and enjoying its economic and cultural heyday.

Formerly Faifo, this ancient town and World Heritage Site has become one of Vietnam’s most popular tourist destinations. Located south of Danang on the banks of the Thu Bon River, Hoi An was a thriving international commercial port for Chinese, Dutch, French, Japanese, Portuguese and Arab traders who came for locally produced high-grade silk and ceramics. The town has a quaint and distinct Chinese feel with low, tiled-roof houses and narrow streets giving it a unique ambiance.