Dien Ban Hotels with Wifi

We enjoyed everything about our stay. The staff were all fantastic and made our stay so much better. The rooms are spotless, the hotel is right next to the beach which was beautiful and very relaxing, there is also 2 restaurants, 2 pools, a gym, and other fun activities that you can do at the resort. We also really enjoyed the breakfast which had a nice variety of options and the hotel provides a free shuttle service into Hoi An which is around 10 minutes away. We will definitely stay here again.

The villa itself is stunning, with a modern design and luxurious furnishings. My room was spacious, clean, and well-equipped with all the amenities needed for a comfortable stay. The private pool was a fantastic addition, allowing for a refreshing dip at any time. While the villa offers kitchen facilities, I also enjoyed the breakfast provided each morning. The selection was diverse, featuring both local Vietnamese dishes and international options. It was a great way to start the day. I look forward to returning!

Really beautiful resort! Exceeded my expectations. Breakfast buffet was really good, I was honestly impressed. I wish the bar and convenience store took card, but the fact that there was even a 7/11 there was great. Was about 15 mins away from old town which was around 35000+ dong by grab bike. Pool and beach were beautiful. Rooms were clean and looked like pictures. Friends also had a great time, would visit again!

The best part is the room view. Since it's a resort, there are very few restaurants around, but there are dining restaurants in the resort, so it's good to use. The food quality is good. It was very satisfying because it included a Monogram lounge and a minibar. Also, the hotel staff were all kind :)

Compared with the Four Seasons Hotel where I have stayed before and nearby luxury hotels such as the InterContinental Da Nang, the basic room rate of the Four Seasons Hotel in Hoi An is as high as about US$800, but it does not provide corresponding value and experience. In this price range, expect a luxurious experience, however, Four Seasons Hotel Hoi An seems to have fallen short of those expectations. Firstly, the interior design and decoration of the rooms and public areas at Four Seasons Hotel Hoi An are decidedly less refined and impressive compared to nearby luxury hotels. While other luxury hotels often stand out for their unique architecture, exquisite artwork and sophisticated interior design, Four Seasons' design seems relatively bland and lacks personality. It even felt a bit mediocre, too hard, and not like the style of the Four Seasons at all. This prevents guests from experiencing true luxury and taste within the hotel. In addition, the quality and variety of breakfast at the Four Seasons Hotel are clearly inferior to those of surrounding luxury hotels. Other hotels in similar price brackets often offer more breakfast options and higher-quality cuisine as well as tranquil spaces. Guests often expect to experience unique cuisine at breakfast, but Four Seasons Hotel Hoi An failed to deliver this experience. All things considered, the Four Seasons Hotel Hoi An may not be the smartest choice for guests willing to pay a premium for a luxury experience. While nearby luxury hotels (Aman Nha Trang, InterContinental Da Nang, Regent Phu Quoc, etc.) offer a more refined and unique experience in a similar price range, Four Seasons Hotel Hoi An fails to live up to that standard. Therefore, I feel that the price of Four Seasons Hotel Hoi An is not worth paying. Of course, the hotel swimming pool and beach are very beautiful, but I personally think these two points are the only ones worth experiencing. It is better to just eat a coconut.

I stayed here with my father, who has become obsessed with traveling abroad after turning 60! All the staff were very friendly and helpful, and the Japanese manager was very attentive to my needs. I felt very safe traveling with my father, who is not yet used to traveling abroad and does not speak English. I had been feeling unwell since the day before we checked in, probably because of food poisoning, and when I was still in bed after checking in, the Japanese manager immediately called a nurse and gave me medicine. I was surprised and moved by the warmth of everyone, as I never expected that they would do something like that. I got better pretty quickly after that, and was able to enjoy my stay and sightseeing, which I am very grateful for. As for meals, we not only had the breakfast buffet, but also ate at the Japanese restaurant in the hotel for two consecutive nights. On the first day, I had been feeling unwell, so I ordered chawanmushi (the only thing I could eat, but it was very delicious and soothing) and a fruit platter, which I could order separately. On the second day, I ordered a soba noodle set. It was the sixth day of my trip to Vietnam and I was starting to miss the taste of Japan, so it was absolutely delicious! It was also great that there was a large public bath like the ones in Japan. Spas are cheap in Vietnam so I could go every day, but as a Japanese person, I was grateful to be able to warm up in a hot bath. The rooms, lobby, and other places were well-cleaned and clean, and I was very satisfied with every aspect of my stay, but I think that the manager and staff who were especially kind to me will remain in my memories of this trip as a parent and child. Thank you for a wonderful experience. (My father was also very grateful to the staff who accompanied him to a local shop to buy cigarettes and helped him when he forgot his wallet.)

Breakfast is very good! The service staff is very welcoming and knows a little Chinese. The hotel location is a golf course and the environment is very beautiful and clean. It is a bit far from the city, about 10 kilometers, but it is convenient to rent a motorcycle for 2 kilometers.

Sehr nette anlage mit tollem service und freundlicher leitung… character homestay eben… immer wieder🙋♂️