Hoi An Riverside Resort & Spa

Name: Hoi An Riverside Resort & Spa

Address: 175 Cua Dai Road, Hoi An Town, Quang Nam, Viet Nam

Tel: (84-510) 3864 800

Fax: (84-510) 3864 900

The charms of Hoi An await you at the Hoi An Riverside Resort, located on the bank of the scenic Do River. Surrounded by lush green rice fields, the Resort blends effortlessly into its natural surroundings. Leave your cares behind the moment you walk through the gate, put yourself in the hands of our dedicated and attentive, professionally trained staff and let your senses be enraptured.

Boasting to be the first international 4-star hotel in Hoi An, the hotel features a spectacular waterfront location on the banks of the Song Do River. Guests staying here are also in close proximity to the pristine Cua Dai beach and the old quarter. The rooms all feature a private balcony and offer views of the river and gardens. The hotel features an outdoor pool, gym and badminton courts for your entertainment. If relaxation is all you came for, head to the spa and treat your body, mind and soul to relaxing massages. The Hoi An Riverside Resort features superb banquet rooms with conference facilities. Day excursions, that the friendly staff can help arrange for, include: boat trips to Do River or Thu Bon River, Bana Mountains, Marble Mountain and Cham Museum, Hai Van Pass and Beach tour and a sunset fishing tour.

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Hoi An Riverside Resort & Spa – Accommodation

• Individual controlled air-conditioning system
• Satellite television
• IDD phone
• Mini bar
• Internet
• Safety box
• Bathroom telephone
• Hair dryer
• Door viewer ad Balcony
• Smoke detectors

Hoi An Riverside Resort & Spa’s – Amenities

• Restaurant
• Bar
• Business center & broadband internet
• Functions room
• Health Club: gym, swimming pool, billards, badminton, etc.
• Limousine service
• Baby-sitting service
• Khaisilk boutique
• L'Occitane Shop
• Art Gallery
• Riverside - Sense Spa
• Valet service

We do not recommend this hotel for:

Young singles, People with disabilities, Pet owners, Families with young children

...“We had heard good things about this hotel from friends who had stayed there and overall were not disappointed. Despite being a few kilometers from the old historic town of Hoi An where all the action is, we had no trouble getting a taxi (US$4) there as the advertised shuttle bus service from the hotel to town and back, we discovered, had only recently been discontinued. We opted for a river-view room, a room situated right on the river bank in a building of six units. From there we observed life in the paddy fields opposite as farmers and their water buffalo tilled their fields as well as watch fishermen in the small boats cast their nets in the river. The room was very spacious, had a small outside balcony, was clean with all the usual inclusions including air conditioning, ceiling fan (not working), bathrobes, slippers, shoe cleaning gear, extra pillows, safe, tea-making facilities (no milk though), fresh fruit platter on arrival, bottled water supplied daily and laundry facilities (alternate cheaper laundry next door at US$1 per kilo). It also had a mini bar but the fridge smelt as it appears it was not working and suffered being closed. We are not great mini bar users and waived complaining as it really did not bother us. Bathroom was good although at times the drains were smelly as they tend to be in Vietnam - it seems some plumbing does not have adequate s-bends to prevent gases escaping up from the sewers. The staff were wonderful and you could not hope to meet a more friendly and helpful bunch with whom we had no problem communicating. Despite our expectations for food, we were to be disappointed. We ate at the restaurant one night and, despite a substantial reduction to eat there again on our last night, we declined. Instead, we opted for one of the many excellent restaurants in town. The reason? We ordered wine (very limited selection) and had to send two bottles back because they were spoiled.”

David
Australia
Jan 07, 2009

“Not exactly a 4 star hotel, but nice clean room in the second floor overlooking the river and the rice fields. . Free computer upstairs. Restaurant expensive but you hope they prepare meals hygienically. It has a free shuttle to their beach club. Next to it is a clean shack selling steam crab. The beach club had a very clean pool. They had a fresh noodle and an egg station and a lot of other things. We found everyone to be friendly, the reception sometimes less so. We saw them getting a snake that had gotten into the garden and at night 2 big rats crossed the bar. I read that they have a rat infestation in some areas of Vietnam because of the blooming of the Bamboo? I have never seen so many rats anywhere. You know they are everywhere, but you usually don’t see them. We walked back to the hotel and stopped at a massage place for a full oil body massage for $7.00 US!!!! And if you take your own towels you don’t have to wonder if someone used them before. There is no shower so be careful what you wear. Also a lot of people have clothing tailored very inexpensive in this town.”

Starviagera
Los Angeles, California
Nov 28, 2008