Of course, historic Hoi An is another world, and walking it's pedestrian-only streets with picturesque shops, residences and historic buildings, you are transported from the hurly-burly of modern Viet Nam and its traffic to a different, slower time. The Lotus Hotel fit in with this ambiance perfectly. With it's shuttered windows, winding pathways lined with flowers, and small intimate pool,... More

My friend Kristie and I stayed here for only one night, sadly, in early January 2011 and we LOVED it. We have been ranting and raving about how beautiful it is, how well priced and how nicely situated a bit out of town on the river, to everyone who will listed. We both were devastated that we had only booked... More

A little further out of town than useful, and it could use a lift/elevator. More

The room was mostly comfortable but there were a few problems with the shower, water leaking from the shower hose leading to low pressure from the shower and some extra mildew type stains. Also, the wifi is more theoretical than real since it moves at a crawl. However, there are some more speedy computers available in the lobby. The dinner... More

The is a fun, family oriented hotel about 10 minutes from downtown Hoi An and a km or so from the beach. We stayed with teenagers. The breakfast was good. the pool was attractive, but a bit too cold to use at Christmas. the staff provided us a a special Christmas cake and flowers to celebrate. We used the free... More

Hoi an is a beautiful place, absolutely a gorgeous highlight of Vietnam. We gotta say that we love the Hoian Lotus Hotel a lot . Services are all excellent. Our 3 nights stay there were left lot of unforgettable impression on us.All the hotel staff are so cool , friendly , smiling ( especially the girls at reception ) keep... More

stayed here on a 2-week tour of Vietnam and it's the most memorable hotel - very pretty décor with a bridge and pond in the centre of everything. The breakfast was good and and rooms clean and comfortable. The bathroom had obviously recently been renovated - lots of slate and a good shower. Very nice. It's not in central Hoi... More

I stayed here on a university trip and it was a pretty average hotel! It is extremely traditional and love the sense of the look outside but believe the bathroom and furniture are a little too old and the beds a little hard, but I believe there undergoing renovations because some students had new rooms! Downfalls, I had a rooster... More

First impression was positive; the hotel looks very nice as you walk in and the staff greets you in a welcoming manner. The initial welcome was followed by the knowledge that the rooms were basic and outdated, old bedding, old bathroom fixtures and a constant odor of dampness. We stayed in November which is the wet time of the year... More