
Family-run hotel in Hoi An with a year-round outdoor pool, garden, buffet breakfast and six air-conditioned room types, a short walk from the Old Town.
See prices and availabilityLittle Town Villa is a family-run hotel on Nguyen Duy Hieu street in Hoi An, built around a garden and an outdoor swimming pool that stays open all year. The lanes of the Old Town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1999, begin a short walk away, and the Japanese Covered Bridge is about 1.2 km from the door, so your days can move easily between sightseeing and a swim.
Six room types range from 30 m² doubles to a 60 m² Family Room for four. Every room has air conditioning, a private bathroom, a flat-screen TV and soundproofing, and most open onto a terrace or balcony facing the garden, the pool or the town.
Mornings start with a buffet breakfast with vegetarian and gluten-free options, or a breakfast to go if you're leaving early. The 24-hour front desk and the tour desk help with bike and car hire and trips around the area, there's a bar and a shared kitchen, Wi-Fi is free throughout and private parking at the hotel costs nothing.

Little Town Villa offers six room types, and every one of them has air conditioning, a private bathroom, a flat-screen TV, soundproofing and its own private entrance. Sizes start at 30 m² for the Superior Double Room with Garden View and the Deluxe room with City View, rise to 35 m² for the other Deluxe rooms and reach 60 m² in the Family Room with Balcony, which sleeps four.
Most rooms open onto a terrace or balcony: pick one of the pool-view Deluxe rooms to look straight over the water, or the Deluxe Double Room if you'd like a bath as well as a walk-in shower.






Life at Little Town Villa centres on the garden and the outdoor pool, open all year, with sun loungers, a kids' pool and a sun terrace. The buffet breakfast is served every day, the bar and snack bar take care of the rest of the day, and there's room service and a shared kitchen too.
The 24-hour front desk handles luggage storage and currency exchange, while the tour desk can arrange car hire, cooking classes, bike and walking tours and, at extra charge, an airport shuttle. Massages, bike hire and laundry are available at extra charge, Wi-Fi is free throughout and private parking is free.
Little Town Villa stands at 239 Nguyen Duy Hieu, in Son Phong ward on the eastern edge of Hoi An's historic centre. The Assembly Hall of the Chaozhou Chinese Congregation is about 400 m away, the Museum of Trade Ceramics around 800 m, and the Japanese Covered Bridge roughly 1.2 km, a walk of about a quarter of an hour.
Da Nang International Airport is about 30 km away, usually 30 to 45 minutes by car or Grab depending on traffic, and you should allow a little more for the return trip. The hotel can arrange an airport shuttle at extra charge, and Yellow Bus no. 1 runs to central Hoi An in 60 to 90 minutes. Ignore unofficial drivers offering rides in the arrivals hall. If you come by car or motorbike, private parking at the hotel is free. Check-in starts at 14:00: let the hotel know your arrival time in advance and keep a photo ID and credit card to hand.
The Old Town is best explored on foot, and its streets are closed to motorbikes from 9:00 to 11:00 and from 15:00 to 21:30. One entrance ticket gives five visits among its heritage sites, from the Japanese Covered Bridge to Tan Ky Old House, a merchant home from 1741, and the Chinese assembly halls. Go early, between 6:00 and 8:00, for empty streets, or after dusk when the lanterns come on; on the 14th day of each lunar month electric lights are switched off for the lantern festival. For the sea, An Bang is the liveliest beach and Cua Dai the more local one, and the road through the rice fields of Tra Que village makes a lovely bike ride. February to April is the most pleasant time to visit, June to August is very hot, and October and November bring the heaviest rain.
