Anantara Hoi An

Hoi An, Vietnam

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Explore the Ancient Town of Hoi An, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and discover the incredible local culture in this boutique retreat.

Anantara Hoi An Resort invites you to holiday in style in this historic environment. Appreciate the blend of French, Dutch, Chinese and Japanese influence in the rooms and suites, reflecting the cultural diversity of the city.

93 Rooms and Suites are designed in a spacious split-level layout inspired by Asian and French colonial architecture. This

luxury accommodation offers space for relaxation, either in the lounge indoors or your open porch with views of the garden or Thu Bon river.

Indulge in a full sensory experience at Anantara Hoi An’s signature restaurants edging the scenic Thu Bon River. Enjoy an intimate dinner for two with your private chef or a family celebration infused with local flavour. Taste local seafood, grilled to your liking or enjoy some international favourites.

Why we love it

Experience riverside relaxation
Explore the Ancient Town of Hoi An, a UNESCO World Heritage Site
Discover the amazing local culture in this boutique retreat

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Facilities

WIFI

Swimming pool

Fitness Centre

Spa

An Bang beach

5 Restaurants

Experiences

Countryside Jeep Drive

Explore the 4th to 14th century UNESCO World Heritage ruins of My Son. Drive the coast to imperial Hue and stop for a swim, local seafood specialties and views at Hai Van Pass.

Candlelit Dining

Enjoy a private tasting of modern Vietnamese fare - such as prawn ceviche with papaya salad, clay pot pork belly braised in star anise - in a candlelit pavilion overlooking rice fields and the river.

River Life

Wind along the river towards the open sea in a private river barge, passing iconic architecture, small islets, fishermen casting nets from longtailed boats and the skilled carpenters of Kim Bong.

Hoi An Town

Stroll cobbled alleys lined with 15th century shophouses. Explore the wooden Japanese bridge and tucked away museums, then stop for a traditional Vietnamese coffee or steaming bowl of noodles.

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William & Sue

Our travel is inspired around food experiences and we love Vietnamese cuisine. Katie really listened to our interests and tailored such a memorable trip, we felt like everyone was briefed before we got there so it just all ran so seamlessly. A wonderful holiday.