Hoiana Residences

amazing facilities and food venues. friendly staff.

Very goood

Our family had such great time here. They offer wide variety of activities for all ages. Employees are super friendly and welcoming. Definitely will come back here in the future.

Location, quietness, comfort, nice setup of furniture, room, facilities

No one could really help when we wanted to watch live games of the English Premier League around the hotel area

Likely the best integrated resort in Vietnam, if not Asia. The food if it's many outlets never disappoints.

Overall it was a great stay but it was annoying we were asked to pay more to use the beach pool (I argued I'd booked without this knowledge and they did wave it but it was a battle). We also had to pay for the watersports, beach hotel guests are FOC

The front desk is vert friendly and helpful while check in and check out. Will come again definitely

The staff are polite.

Having been in Hoi An for two weeks and stayed at two beautiful resorts nearby this place falls down big time. Firstly it is not catered towards westerners. 95% or guests are from Taiwan/China and maybe a small percentage from Korea. I booked Hoiana understanding that it was a huge resort village with multiple resorts, restaurants and pools, activities and beach. ( like Ayana, Rimba resorts in Bali) However when you get here there is a divide. You cannot freely use the other resorts pool without paying. I mean come on this place is not cheap and you spend the equivalent to a months rent in Danang for one nights accomodation. The residences feel like a residential building where people live full time or maybe have their holiday units? You can use the restaurants and there is a beach club off course and pay the big price tag. The lobby is boring and underwhelming and no welcome drink. The pool area is boring and shaded by the buildings from mid day onwards. The other resort in front is called Hoiana New World Resort, so you are not mistaken. The facilities and pool area look amazing. It’s huge but you can’t use it without paying even though they all share the same parcel of land. Again it’s not geared for up westerners. Luckily we had stayed in two other stunning resorts in Hoi An so our trip wasn’t totally spoiled . It is soulless and not cheap and the restaurants are extremely overpriced.