The Nam An Villa Hoi An

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The Nam An Villa Hoi An is situated between Hoi An Old Town and An Bang Beach. Located around 1 km from Japanese Covered Bridge and 1km from An Bang Beach. Guests can enjoy free WiFi access and private parking.

The Nam An Villa Hoi An include 3 floors with 14 rooms equipped with luxurious furnishings equivalent 3 stars. All ample rooms are furnished with balcony, nonsmoking rooms with a smart TV. The rooms come with a private bathroom with free toiletries and a hair dryer. A breakfast is served each morning at the property.

The accommodation also offers a car rental service and free WiFi access. The reception at 24-hours front desk can assist you with valet parking, luggage storage, airport transfer and offer helpful tips for getting around the area.

The Nam An Villa Hoi An is a convenient place from which to explore Hoi An and its beautiful surroundings.

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HOW TO GET AROUND IN HOI AN

First things first, you’ve got to get to Hoi An. Da Nang International Airport is the closest airport, so that’s likely where you’ll be flying into. If your hotel offers airport transfer, take advantage of it. Otherwise, you can book airport transfer ahead of time here for $6/person.

BEST TIME TO VISIT HOI AN

When visiting Hoi An, the main thing you need to plan for is the monsoon season. Central Vietnam’s winter monsoons typically come during the months of September to December, but it wouldn’t be uncommon for the rainy season to extend into August and January either.

7 THINGS TO DO IN HOI AN

Located along the coast in the central region of Vietnam, Hoi An is a quaint, historic city characterized by its unique blend of Chinese, Japanese, Vietnamese, and French architecture, a throwback to the city’s past as an important commercial trading port from the 15th to 18th centuries.