Hoai Thanh Hotel

Hoai Thanh restaurant
Service : Asian & Western meals & Hoi An specialties
Number of seats : 300 seats
Service time: 6. 00 am until 12. 00 midnight

The Hotel's 300 seat restaurant with its special and quality dishes as well as subordinating services could satisfy the guest's requires

Pool bar:
Service: Snacks, light meal & alcohol
Number of seats: 100 seats
Service time: 6. 00 am untill 12. 00 midnight

Other Facilities
Beauty Salon: Where your health and beauty is taken care of by high qualified and enthusiastic staff bringing comfort after your travels.

Foot- Massages and sauna: Next to the beauty salon room is a foot- massages and sauna service bringing harmony for body and mind.

Meeting hall: A 350-seat hall available for meeting, conferences, seminars and much more.

Souvenir shop: Shop with various kind of souvenir

Standard rooms have an area of 25 sqm include 2 single beds or 1 double bed, Satellite TV, IDD telephone, Fridge, Air conditioning, Bathroom with bathtub, Hot water, Hair dryer, Yard view.

Deluxe room: have an area of 35 sqm include 2 single beds or 1 double bed , Satellite TV, IDD telephone, Fridge, Air Conditioning, Bathroom with bathtub, Hot water, Hair, dryer and telephone, Garden view or swimming pool view.

Super Deluxe room: have an area of 35 sqm include 2 single beds or 1 double bed , Satellite TV, IDD telephone, Fridge, Air Conditioning, Bathroom with bathtub, Hot water, Hair, dryer and telephone, Garden view or swimming pool view.

Suites have an area of 45 sqm include 1 double bed & 1 single bed - Satellite TV - IDD telephone, Fridge, Air conditioning and Living room, Bathroom with bathtub, Hot water, Hair dryer and Telephone, Garden view or swimming pool view.

Ancient Town of Hoi An is a collective effort resulting from an international symposium held in Danang in 1990. The Ministry of Culture, provincial authorities, and the Japan-Vietnam Friendship Society organized the conference. Over 150 experts from Vietnam, the Netherlands, Poland, Japan, Canada, Australia, and the USA presented some 36 papers on Hoi An's geography, archaeology, history, culture, linguistics, architecture, and preservation. After the conference these papers were collected and published in Ancient Town of Hoi An.

Situated on the Thu Bon Estuary south of Danang, Hoi An first came to prominence as an international port in the late sixteenth century and reached its apex in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries. At that time Hoi An had trade links with China, Japan, Siam, the Malay Peninsula, Luzon, and even European countries such as England, France, Holland, and Portugal. According to Professor Pan Dai Doan, one of many experts included in Ancient Town of Hoi An, the town grew prosperous exporting silk, sugar, gold, cinnamon, sandalwood, pepper, areca nut, ceramics, timber, tortoise shell, rhino horn, and, of all things, sea swallows' nests