6 Best Hotels in The Central Coast, Vietnam

Huyen Lisa Truong who used to work for some luxury hotels in town is a very professional and caring host of this spacious and gracefully designed hotel. Many guests have long-term stays here. Breakfast is served in a lovely garden when it's not raining. If you're traveling with family or friends, opt for the top-floor apartment with its spacious terrace. Don't forget to try out the pool table on the ground floor as well.

Run by brother and sister An and Ai, this homestay offers beautiful wooden stilt houses and balconies overlooking the river and mountains. An is a very knowledgeable guide in the area and can help you plan your stay. They've also built a pepper farm, and are focused on sustainable tourism.

Artful wooden garden house accommodations in a little oasis on the edge of the city, Tam Tinh Vien makes for a wonderfully relaxing base. It also doubles as a meditation center and part of the profits go toward supporting the village orphanage. Both of the imperial-styled rooms and mezzanine ones are comfortable and large enough for families. The first room type has beautiful en suite bathrooms come with both indoor shower and outdoor bathtub. Soulful French-Vietnamese cuisine is served in the exotic tropical gardens.

A couple of streets removed from the late-night goings-on of Pham Ngu Lao, the peaceful Than Thien has rooms that offer outstanding value for money. The pick of the rooms are the spacious deluxes (standards are a little claustrophobic) with city views, air-conditioning, comfortable beds, white linens, and marble-tile en suite shower rooms.

Tra Que Mansion is a peaceful haven that is focused on treating every guest like a neighbor and every team member like a friend. The staff at the co-living resort go through several months of training to ensure quality and all of the rooms are comfortable and modern. This resort is located next to the Tra Que vegetable village and overlooks rice paddies and peaceful ponds.

If you have come to Hoi An to shop, the fashion-savvy Vaia Boutique Hotel, a well-located, affordable but chic mini-hotel owned by tailor giants Yaly (staying here gets you 10% off at any of their shops in the Old Town), is an excellent choice. Guests can expect sharp service, cool, minimalist decor (think Philippe Starck Vietnam style), futuristic bathrooms, and a lot of bang for their buck, all within walking distance from the Old Town.