Payment Forms: Visa Card, Master
Card, American’s Express, JCB,
Diners Club, Traveler’s Cheques and
Cash.
Check
in time: 9:00 am to 12:00 noon
Check
out time: 12:00 noon
Cancellation Policy:
Guests should inform cancellation at
least 2 days before the arrival
date. If not, guests lose 100% of
the room rate
Late check out policy:
From
12:00 until 20:00 - 50% of the room
rate.
After 20:00 - 100% of the room rate.
Policy on children staying with
parents:
Free
under 7 years old staying with
parent.
Breakfast included: Yes
First Class
All
rooms have 1 or 2 windows and some
have a balcony with swimming pool
and garden views. Large, airy
and comfortable arrangement. Guests
from France, Germany and Holland are
very satisfied
Have three big windows and a
balcony, sofa, street views, and a
large, airy, comfortable
arrangement. They are suitable for
families. There is a screen to
separate the living room and the
bedroom.
Hoi An
town is small and peaceful, the kind of place where you
may get stuck for a few days, whether it is intentional
or not. Originally known as Faifo, this antique town is
bordered on its southern side by the Thu Bon River,
along which there's a number of small cafes. Despite the
fact that it is now a tourist haven, the artistic
atmosphere and local friendly people create an inviting
environment.
Hoi An
was an important port developed in 17th
century and remained so for a long time. There used to
be canals parallel to the streets, so merchandise could
be loaded straight from the back of houses onto the
boats. Hoi An’s continuance as a port lasted right up
until the early years of the 20 century, when the river
became silted up forcing the cargo ships to call at Da
Nang instead.
In the past Hoi An has
been used by the Japanese, Portuguese, Dutch, French and
the large remaining Chinese community where all sorts of
produce and wares were traded. Remnants of these past
traders’ influences can still be seen lining the streets
of Hoi An. There are nine different types of historical
sites in Hoi An with an average age of 200 years. They
include private houses, family chapels, community halls,
communal houses, temples, pagodas, bridges, wells and
tombs. Many of these buildings have been maintained
close to their original form, allowing you imagination
to recreate a prosperous trading town. The houses are
small and colorful with wooden doors and two round
"wooden house's eyes" above, window shutters and
ornamental furniture. A pleasant change from the iron
bars and metal grates of other towns
