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The 20 Exceptional Resorts in Hoi An | Indochine <a href="https://indochinechic.com/about-indochina-travel/">Chic</a> — Luxury Curated Collection 2026
IND OCHINE CHIC — CURATED COLLECTION 2026

The 20 Exceptional Resorts
in Hoi An, Vietnam

From legendary beachfront luxury on An Bang Beach to riverside retreats along the Thu Bon River, wellness sanctuaries, family-friendly escapes, boutique hideaways, and garden villas — these are the 20 exceptional resorts in Hoi An we recommend for discerning travelers. Vietnam’s most enchanting town offers an unparalleled collection of world-class accommodations.

🏆 Indochine Chic Editor’s Awards

Best Beachfront Icon

Four Seasons The Nam Hai

Best Riverside Retreat

Allegro Hoi An

Best Wellness Resort

TIA Wellness Resort

Best Boutique Stay

La Siesta Hoi An Resort

Best Cultural Immersion

Victoria Hoi An Beach Resort

📍 Where to Stay in Hoi An

The UNESCO World Heritage town — each area offers unique experiences

An Bang Beach

Trendiest beach area, boutique resorts, excellent seafood, surfing

Hidden Beach

Secluded luxury, pristine sands, Four Seasons and premium resorts

Cua Dai Beach

Traditional beach resort area, family-friendly, established hotels

Riverside & Old Town

Central location, Thu Bon River views, walking access to Ancient Town

Cam Thanh & Rice Paddies

Countryside tranquility, eco-resorts, coconut village, cycling paths

BEACHFRONT ICONIC LUXURY

Four Seasons The Nam Hai

Hidden Beach, Ha My, 15 minutes from Hoi An
Consistently ranked among the world’s best resorts, this legendary property redefines beachfront luxury with its stunning villas, award-winning spa, and unparalleled service. Each villa features private gardens and pool.
Why we love it: Breathtaking infinity pool overlooking the South China Sea, the legendary Nam Hai spa, three restaurants including La Sen, and the resort’s signature cultural experiences like lantern-making classes.
Best For: Ultra-luxury travelers, honeymooners, discerning globetrotters
Not Ideal For: Budget travelers, those wanting Old Town walking access
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