Ha An Hotel Hoi An — hotel overview
#9 3-star hotel · colonial courtyard inside the Old Town

Ha An Hotel Hoi An

★★★ 📍 On Phan Boi Chau Street, the French colonial district on the eastern edge of Hoi An's Old Town, about a 6-minute walk (0.5 km) from the Japanese Bridge and the Old Town core. 3-star colonial-style rooms; the Superior Garden View runs about 25 sqm with teak furniture and courtyard outlook.
8.9
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Ha An is a 3-star colonial hotel built around a frangipani-shaded garden courtyard on a French colonial street inside the Old Town — score 8.9.

Price/night ~$40
Score 8.9/10
Tier 3 stars
Best for 💑 Couple
Walk to เมืองเก่าฮอยอัน · สะพานญี่ปุ่น (Chua Cau)
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✦ Editor’s Take

Ha An is a 3-star colonial hotel built around a frangipani-shaded garden courtyard on a French colonial street inside the Old Town — score 8.9.

In-Depth Review

Rooms and decor

Ha An Hotel Hoi An sits on Phan Boi Chau Street, a row of faded mustard-yellow French colonial buildings, and a small wooden door opens onto a garden courtyard with a big old frangipani at its center. The whole place feels like stepping into a colonial house from the 1920s. The Superior Garden View runs about 25 sqm from roughly $40 a night, fitted out in dark teak colonial furniture with brass lamps, a cast-iron ceiling fan, a king bed in ivory linens, and cream curtains. The bathroom keeps its old mint-green tiles with a rain shower and a small ceramic basin, and the toiletries carry a light pandan scent. The balcony looks straight down onto the courtyard greenery.

Food and amenities

The courtyard is the heart of the place — wooden tables and rattan chairs under the frangipani, a good corner to read with morning coffee and birdsong. Buffet breakfast is served right there: beef pho, banh xeo, fried eggs, fresh tropical fruit, and strong black Vietnamese coffee. Two small dining spots serve classic Vietnamese plates, and a little spa in the side building does a decent 60-minute foot massage for about $16. The free bikes get you almost anywhere worth reaching.

Location and getting there

Phan Boi Chau is the French colonial strip on the eastern edge of the Old Town, so the core, the Japanese Bridge, and the well-known Yaly tailor shop are only about a 6-minute walk away, past old timber houses and lanterns lit every evening. Da Nang International Airport is roughly 28 km out, about a 45-minute drive. This is an old favorite that has aged well — over 1,800 Tripadvisor reviews average around 4.6/5.

Things to know before booking

It's an older building, so rooms feel more period than polished — that's the trade for the colonial atmosphere. At 3-star level there is no large pool, just the courtyard and the small spa. And because the location and reputation pull steady demand, rooms fill fast in high season, so book well ahead.

Our take

Ha An Hotel Hoi An suits couples and travelers who want to soak up French colonial charm in the middle of the Old Town from around $40 a night. It quietly holds a 8.9/10 real-guest score while drawing far less attention than the newer resorts most visitors book — character and courtyard over modern gloss and big facilities.

Score Breakdown

Assessed by our editorial team from data and real guest reviews

ทำเลที่ตั้ง
9.2
ความสะอาด
9.0
บริการ
9.1
ห้องพัก
8.9
บรรยากาศ
9.2
ความคุ้มค่า
8.9

The Honest Verdict — pros & what to know

✓ Why we recommend it
  • A 3-star colonial-style hotel that opened in 2014 and has held a loyal following since — over 1,800 Tripadvisor reviews average about 4.6/5.
  • Set on Phan Boi Chau Street, the French colonial district on the eastern edge of the Old Town, so you sleep among period mustard-yellow facades.
  • The whole property is arranged around a quiet garden courtyard with a big old frangipani tree, where breakfast and morning coffee are served.
  • About a 6-minute walk to the Old Town core, the Japanese Bridge, the river, and the well-known Yaly tailor shop.
  • Buffet breakfast with fresh pho and banh xeo, two dining spots, free bike rentals, and a small in-house spa.
💡 Good to know before you book
  • It is an older building, so rooms can feel less modern than newer hotels — expect period charm over fresh fittings.
  • At 3-star level there is no large swimming pool, only the courtyard and a small spa.
  • Rooms fill fast in high season because of the location and reputation, so book well ahead.

Who It’s For

Match Score by travel style

💑 Couple 90%
👨‍👩‍👧 Family 80%
🧘 Solo 84%
👑 Luxury 58%
💼 Business 62%
🎒 Backpacker 72%

Amenities

🏛️ Colonial style
🌳 Garden courtyard
🍳 Buffet breakfast
🧖 Spa
🚲 Free bike rentals
📶 Free Wi-Fi

Location & Nearby Spots

📍 Ha An Hotel Hoi An · ถนนฟานโบ่ยเจิว เมืองเก่า
🏮 เมืองเก่าฮอยอัน ใจกลางเมือง
🌉 สะพานญี่ปุ่น (Chua Cau) ~0.4–2 กม.
🌊 แม่น้ำทูโบน ริมเมือง
🏖️ หาดอันบ่าง ~3–6 กม.
🏝️ หาดกั๋วได่ ~3.5–6.5 กม.
✈️ สนามบินนานาชาติดานัง ~28–30 กม.

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Insider Tips

  • Take morning coffee in the garden courtyard under the frangipani before the day heats up.
  • Grab one of the free bikes and ride the Old Town lanes rather than walking in the midday sun.
  • Walk over to the Yaly tailor shop nearby and order a suit or dress early so it's ready before you leave.

Frequently Asked Questions

What makes Ha An Hotel Hoi An special?
It's a 3-star colonial-style hotel arranged around a quiet garden courtyard with an old frangipani tree, set on a French colonial street on the eastern edge of the Old Town. The 1920s-house atmosphere and free bikes are the draw, not big resort facilities.
Is it really inside the Old Town?
Yes. It sits on Phan Boi Chau Street, the colonial district at the eastern edge of the Old Town, about a 6-minute walk (0.5 km) from the core, the Japanese Bridge, the river, and the tailor shops.
Who is it best for?
Couples and travelers who want colonial character and a quiet courtyard inside the Old Town at a fair price, from around $40 a night. Less ideal if you need a large pool or modern resort fittings.
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