Sun Paradise Villa Hoi An

I arrived at 6am after a night bus. Wanted to drop my luggage off and explore the town. Was told I could check in then, go up to my room, sleep. Got breakfast that day too. Lovely family who runs it. Hâu provided a map and indicated top sights, tailors, good restaurants and more. Amazing pool, free bicycles to use (although I didn’t). Very close to the beach. Helpful with booking tours and motorbikes. In house tailor, extremely quick and reasonably priced. Comparable to tailors in the Old Town Include breakfast had three options. Fruit salad and pancakes I had were delish.

Not sure the rates for motorbike rentals (both in Hoi An and for the Hai Van Pass) were the cheapest available in Hoi An. Speedometer on first bike didn’t work. But you pay for the convenience of having the bike dropped off for you.

New guests are greeted with "welcome home," and that's exactly how it feels 🥰 The entire family is incredibly friendly, and we could talk to them for hours. The hotel is in a great location, just 5 minutes from the beach. You can borrow bicycles for free or rent a motorcycle to ride into town. The hotel also has its own tailor shop, which the family also runs, and they made us several perfectly fitting dresses, shirts, and a suit within half a day - we've never looked so good 😜 The family dinner at the hotel was also a feast! Delicious food and a great atmosphere! We would return to Hoi An any time just for this hotel 😊

Super friendly owners! We could rent a scooter cheaply and they gave us great recommendations on where to go. The room is super spacious, has a very modern design and also lovely wooden furniture. The beds are super comfortable. We actually liked this place so much that we decided to stay 2 additional nights. It is in walking distance to the beach and some really good restaurants!

The place is beautiful with a very nice pool, good breakfast. The family is also very warm and friendly. The bathroom was also very nice and clean.

We booked this location because we thought being out of town would be fine with bikes to use. However, only two of the bikes actually work, so if people happen to be using those, you can't get anywhere. The dorm set-up is also quite odd. The bunk beds are right up against each other and the top bunks have no curtain separating them, so you're just sleeping right next to a stranger.