One of the big attractions of Hoi An are the old, wooden, UNESCO-rated Chinese traders' houses. In this case, you are actually staying in one of the beautifully restored houses. You're in a great location to walk just about anywhere. We stayed in one of the "special" rooms, which faces the street - a bit noisy, but lots of atmosphere... more

Right in the centre of town, confortable clean room, oozes charm, helpful staff. Sit on the balcony eating the delicious cake you bought at the cake shop across the street and watch Hoi Go by. We were booked into a room at the front, but opted instead for a back one - I'm glad we did, as it was reasonably... more

I had the worst pickup ever to this hotel. The driver spent the half hour picking his nose, his blackheads and his ears, flicking the booty round the cab. The other hand was used to steer the cab past everything in sight. I swear we spent more time on the wrong side of the road than the right. When we... more

Having spent three weeks travelling through Vietnam and staying in accomodation ranging from budget $5/night to the most luxurious private villa costing in excess of $500/night - Vinh Hung 1 was my favourite hotel. The authentic antique furniture sets it apart from anywhere else we stayed in Vietnam, and you'd struggle to find a room of similar size and standard... more

Vinh Hung 1 now refurbished to have only 6 rooms. Ours downstairs left. Huge room, 1 King, 1 Queen bed. Dressing area with his and hers wash basins, Separate toilet/bidet/bathtub. Proper hot water. Lovely old feel (I know it's new, but has been really well done. Computer in the room (although the wireless connection occasionally went down). Lovely breakfast (included)... more

The character of this renovated Chinese shophouse hotel is the selling point for Vinh Hung 1 Hotel. The owners have 3 other hotels/resorts of varying styles close by and this one is the ideal one for those who want a firsthand view of old Hoi An - recommended for those who want to escape boring modern 3-star tourist hotel rooms... more

It was the most expensive hotel we had in Vietnam. It was worth every penny. Located in the old city, we stayed in one of the suite. Charming, exquisite service, and beautiful rooms. If you book through their website, make sure you check the promotion section. We discovered because we were staying three nights we where eligible to use other... more

Stayed 4 nights and loved every minute, room upstairs at front. Get a wake-up call from the tune on the dust-cart at 7. If you enjoy watching the world go about its business then spend an hour on the balcony watching the street below. Only 6 rooms, internet booking best value. Room immaculate, staff friendly & helpful, breakfast basic but... more

We stayed for 2 nights in one of the rooms that Michael Caine is supposed to have used as dressing rooms while filming The Quiet American. The room was wonderful, if a little dark and had a balcony which overlooked the street. Every morning at 6am we were woken by the incesant traffic which continued until the road was closed... more