Hoi An Hotel Guide. Hotels in Cam Nam Island, Hoi An, Vietnam

This is a great home stay option. Cam Nam island is quiet but there are some good options for food and some nice places for a beer. At Windbell you are away from the noise on the roads and bustle from the tourist area, but in less than 10 mins walk you are at the central old town. The hotel is small with only a few rooms around a nice pool and beautiful gardens. It has a personal feel and is very comfortable if you want to lounge by the pool. Rooms are spacious. Some additional notes: - The area is safe. You can walk back to the hotel easily at night without worry. - There is an 11pm lockup - you can still get in after 11 by buzzing and they come and let you in. In practice most of the town except the tourist strip on the next island is all shut down by 10 so you are unlikely to find this much of an issue. - Miss Hong is a great stop for a beer on the way into town before the bridge. She rents bikes, does laundry, serves beer, offers very cheap taxi services to airport and tourist places, and is an all round star! Well worth visiting. - Renting bikes and going on your own to Cam Kim island is my favorite recommendation. The ferry is pretty mad and leaves from just past the Market on the tourist bit. No need for a tour guide. Just go and explore Cam Kim on bikes.

Pho Hoi means "City of Hoi". It is in the perfect position just across one of the main bridges. Once you cross the bridge (about 100 metres) you are right in one of the main shopping areas and at the beginning of the markets. It was such a great location. Quiet, yet in the middle of it all. I booked an Executive bungalow which is about 20m from the rivers edge. At night it is so pretty. The hotel has a lovely swimming pool and its own vegetable garden. It is not flashy and no where near a 5 star resort but rather a quaint hotel experience. It was built in 1992 and the rooms could do with an upgrade but it was perfect for my husband and I. The beds were a little thin and hard, like sleeping on a futon but the whole experience overrode that. The staff were very friendly and helpful and we often exchanged our money at reception as it was safe. We also bought water for 10,000 dong (50 cents) from a vendor directly out the front. We hired bikes for 20,000 dong for the day and rode them all the way to the Bungalow however we were advised to leave them at the front of the resort. There was a wide variety to choose from at breakfast. You have to love the egg station and traditional beef noodle soup. We enjoyed this hotel very much however we were after a very "down to earth - rustic adventure" and this suited us. It was very pretty, green and friendly.

Had a brilliant time at this homestay. A bit out of town. But no problem they have moterbikes to rent. And bicycles to use. There inglish a bit limited but they get by alright. When there they just leave you alone to do own thing. But if you require anything they are only to eager to help. I have no problems recommending this place to anyone after a smaller budget place but want good service and a comfortable stay.