La Siesta Hoi An Resort & Spa, Hoi An Hotels
Polished resort near Hoi An Ancient Town offering multiple pools, an award-winning spa, and several dining options
Overview
La Siesta Hoi An Resort & Spa offers a polished, luxurious setting just a 16-minute walk from the Hoi An Ancient Town heritage site and a little less than 4 miles (6 km) from An Bang Beach. Surrounded by green rice fields and winding village lanes, you’ll experience the tranquility of Hoi An’s countryside while being within easy reach of the UNESCO World Heritage Site. The resort is also near the Thu Bon River and offers direct access to a historic communal house dedicated to the 15th-century Thanh Ha pottery village founders.
Accommodations at La Siesta Resort & Spa range from deluxe rooms with peaceful views to family rooms and luxurious suites. The rooms blend Asian and modern styles with handcrafted teak furniture, polished wood flooring, and soft linens. Some options include expansive balconies, while the Club Wing offers poolside suites with deep wooden bathtubs and private Swedish saunas. Enjoy modern luxuries like handmade toiletries, Samsung soundbars, and espresso coffee makers.
Indulge in traditional Vietnamese cuisine at Red Bean or international fusion dishes at The Temple Restaurant & Lounge. Rejuvenate at the award-winning La Spa, offering treatments such as Swedish therapy, hot stone massages, and body wraps. With four pools, including a large saltwater pool and a freshwater pool, and access to a garden villa fitness suite, you’ll have ample opportunities to unwind and enjoy your stay in Hoi An.
Hotel Information
Wifi – Check On RequestVietnam
Vietnam offers cultural experiences like no other, incredible natural landscapes, and places to relax and rejuvenate.
When is the best time to visit?
The best times to visit Vietnam are in the Spring (from February to April) or in the Autumn (from August to October).
Where to go in Vietnam?
Half a century has passed since Vietnam was the war-torn nation the world once knew, and in that time it has healed and begun to flourish. Consider visiting the astonishing scenery of Halong Bay, the chaotic and bustling city of Hanoi, and the spectacular caves of Phong Nha-Ke Bang National Park.
How many days do I need?
Travelers typically spend at least 2 weeks in Vietnam, although you can still put together a great trip in 7 days.
Getting Around Vietnam
Air travel is often the best option when traveling long distances within the country, though there are also nearly two thousand miles of railway that connect major cities like Ho Chi Minh City and Hanoi—this is a (much) slower way to go, but with plenty of scenery and worthwhile stopping points along the way. Those venturing to the islands or Halong Bay will need to take a ferry or private boat.
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