Cocohut Hoi An Homestay

I absolutely loved the unique architecture of the wooden "cocoon" bungalows—they are so cozy and look amazing in photos. The garden is a lush, green oasis, and the pool is perfectly maintained and refreshing. It’s the perfect place to disconnect and enjoy the peaceful side of Hoi An. The staff were incredibly welcoming and made me feel right at home.

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This place is tiny but really idyllic! You feel really cosy in the huts and around with the palms and the nice pool. Especially Kelly made our stay wonderful, she is such a nice host! We had a long talk with her and really enjoyed! Thanks a lot :)

I had a wonderful stay here. Although the place is a bit far from the center, that’s honestly what makes it special; it’s quieter, more peaceful, and perfect for slowing down. It’s also very close to the beach—just a short walk away and you can already hear the waves. Cocohut itself is small and charming, with a cozy, natural design that makes you feel at home immediately. It’s especially cool and breezy, which made the stay even more comfortable. The manager was very friendly and helpful. We also really appreciated being able to use the bicycles for free, which made getting around so easy.

The staff was remote, but they were really responsive on WhatsApp and tried their best to accommodate all my requests. The bed was really comfy. The AC was like new and really customizable. There was a communal kitchen place with free drinking water and some cutlery. Lots of nice vegetation.

The noise was the biggest issue. There is an open area with chickens right next to the hostel, and the roosters start singing loudly around 3:30am, and continue until ~6am. Also, the bungalows are actually really close to each other, and you can hear when the other people around speak or move. The second big issue is that I found and killed a bedbug, in the middle of the night. I don't know if there were more - the mattress and sheets were clean, but the floor downstairs is made of wood boards that have a lot of space between them, so any bug can crawl in. That one bedbug stressed me until the morning, especially as I had all my stuff opened downstairs. Finally, I felt a little cheated by the pictures and reviews: the bungalows are novel and comfy on the inside, but the place is extremely small, wedged between two streets, and the facilities are a bit aged. There's 5 bungalows and they are all next to each other. The pool looks good in the pictures, but in reality the water is a little cloudy.