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Beautiful old city, with great restaurant and pubs. You have to pay for entrance to the old town section of the city, it's around 120 000 VND.

Very interesting, historic town with seemingly endless places to eat. The Hoi An specialties are great and are different and tasty in every place we tried.

La ciudad antigua es maravillosa,pasear sin rumbo y dejarse atrarer por sus tiendas,puestos de comida,museos etc.

What a great city, totally third world compared to back in the states, you'll never forget how different the culture there is compared to United States, i'm from Seattle Washington if anyone reading is curious.

My husband and I only stayed for one night, which was much too short. Hoi An had more to offer than I had expected.

The area near the river is interesting with French influence but it is a little bit run down, while at night the area becomes quite vibrant and interesting.

Aside from the beauty of Ancient Town, one of the best things we did while visiting was to rent a scooter to explore the areas off the beaten path.

There is a down side to the ancient city....flooded with tourists, in particular groups that clog the narrow streets and ally.

We enjoyed the sights and the food (good morning vietnam for italian) not fond of bartering so shopping was limited

Hoi An was great and charming. The foods there were authentic vietnamese, unlike Danang which only served seafood.

A charming little city, with a vibrant market, good food, some lovely shops, and excellent tailors, I recommend going to the river at sunset and going out on one of the long wooden boats - you will see plenty of women offering you a ride for a couple of dollars.

I find peaceful to walk around the ancient town here. Then I may sit at a café on the bank of Thu Bon river to have sightseeing and enjoy my coffee.

One of the best places to sightsee and shop in Vietnam. Very original and well preserved. Everybody is very kind.

Hoi An is such a beautiful place to visit with a very nice beach and lots of options for dining and drinking in the evening , unfortunately it is spoiled by the large amounts of back packers who want their usual something for nothing .

Quaint old town, well worth seeing, especially the very old buildings. Some of the locals are very interesting to talk to, if you engage them in conversation.

for beaches and other sight seeing places one should stay at danang and 2 nights in hoi an aresufficient

I loved Hoi An, I live in Da Nang and it was my first trip outside the city. I love that it's a quick getaway and that I have many options on how I want to spend my time when I get to Hoi An, whether it's walking around, eating in new restaurants or cafes, going to the countryside or the night market!

A great town to visit. This was the first time we stayed at the beach and we loved it and would always do that in future.

Loved Hoi An. We stayed for 6 nights and did not want to leave. We will return again for sure. Not a huge amount to do but more than enough and great place to relax as well.

spend two days, try the street food by the riverside, everything;s good the chicken rice is the best i had, the bbq rolled in rice paper with veggies and herbs at Ba Le well, the Cau Lau, meat in skewers, soft tofu desserts, the vegetarian places by the fields in Tra Que.

Rent motorbike is best way to explore this city, very cheap and convinient, I did rent in Danang city than come to Hoi An by muself, can avoid many trouble for transportation between.

The ancient city is a must see, try to go visit at different times of the day and night as there is a very different.

Hoi An is good for those who want to experience history of Vietnam and enjoy evening walk or boat along the river.

The people here are so genuinely kind and friendly. They will invite you right into their homes if you need a bathroom or talk to you in their shops even if you don't want to buy anything.

Most people focus on the old town, but there is far more to Hoi An than just the ancient houses (which are beautiful) and the shops and tailors.

Hoi has so much on offer great selection of dining plus numerous cookery classes on offer Shopping is incredible with great array off goods not just your usual tourist junk Plenty of options when weather turns bad as it did for us, so that it doesn't hinder your stay

Great place to people watch very popular with tourists from Korea and China, also locals still buy and sell from the market in the old town that made it more interesting to me The river running through it is very much the lifeblood of the city.

Hoi An Acidnt Town is just brilliant. During the day you can see the history from its journey as an Acidnt trading port with Japanese features as well as the French influence.

It's great to stay here as well as danang. Enjoy the lanterns each night, and such. A great idea to block off the traffic to allow people to enjoy exploring the city by night.

Beautiful historical city, however, very busy and hectic. If you don't mind crowds you will love it.