What a beautiful town 💝👍 - This was a good discovery when we visited Hoi An. The town itself is so quiet and locals are really nice. This was about 15-20 motorbike ride. The area is beautiful - best to go there at night so you can see all lanterns are lit up. Many restaurants and cafe to choose from also. There’s a lot of kiosks that sells souvenirs but most of them only accept cash. Some merchants accepts credit card but there’s an add on amount 10000 bank charge they said.

Great place and worth to go - I just arrived in Da Nang yesterday and today I'm exploring Hoi An. It’s truly amazing, and I feel great here! The atmosphere, the food, and the people are fantastic. I also attended a show here, and it was incredible. Such a meaningful experience!

Must visit - Unesco world heritage place with unique lanterns filling the whole city by the river. Wonderful view at night. Must visit.

Fantastic place. Wonderful people - Hoi An with beautiful scenery with many lanterns adding to the beauty of the old town at night. There are many delicious and famous restaurants, you can enjoy local delicacies here, especially Cao Lau. I really like this place.

Hoi An is beautiful at night, abeit a bit too crowded - We had a great time in Hoi An, arriving in the evening and walk everywhere in the Old Town. There are several restaurant, cafe to enjoy the local cuisines as well as store selling traditional souvenirs. At night, the light was beautiful, especially the lanterns floating down the river.

We tour paddy fields farm house, market, old city, basket boats. We visited Spring Onion restaurant for a cooking class. - Tiev our tour guide was welcoming and provided great local knowledge. Professional and on time. Driver Son. We had a safe and relaxing time in Hoi an.

COLORFUL NIGHT - Such a small place yet so BEAUTIFUL at night. A lot of great stuff to buy, in a very cheap price, with friendly sellers (they even give freebies) so amazing people! As we continue to enjoy the night, while walking, we saw a girl selling colorful floating candles. So, we bought a few, made a wish as we light it, and let it flow along the river. It was so amazing seeing so many people making wishes that light up the river at night! While killing time, we stopped by a cafe along the road, had great desserts and hot drinks, as we watch people enjoying the boat ride and the colorful lanterns.

a memorable journey - I went to Vietnam with my friends. We have explored many places in this country and I particularly like it here. Ancient Hoi An is very beautiful, especially at night.

a romantic honeymoon - My husband and I came here. We loved the culture here and the people are very friendly too. We will return soon one day

A great city that has unfortunately lost some of its charm. - A great city that has unfortunately lost some of its charm. Of course, nothing has changed in the topography of the place. The numerous, very charming waterways with their houses, which hug the banks with their few floors and of course also the bridges that connect these banks are simply a pleasure. But what has changed are people. Vietnamese have become rare here and for an easily explained reason: These people left when years ago the prices skyrocketed due to tourists and this also affected tenants. Those who owned a house turned their ground floor into a boarding house or restaurant for the numerous, high-paying tourists. Follow: Those still alive here were ‘left behind’ and developed a anger at the cause – ultimately the tourists. It is no longer Vietnam with its friendly people and homely urbanities. Rather, this is now an 08/15 – seaside resort with people who cultivate their native life forms here and who have tamped a formerly great flair into the ground here. This is most evident at Hoang Dieu Bridge. If you look at the other side from the south bank in the morning, you see crowds of people packed in groups entering the old town. If you are already there, you are literally overrun. It gets loud here and even in the temple complexes nothing of some sensuality or tranquility can be seen. Those present are busy with their selfie cameras, looking for statues of the ‘awakened’, with whom they then also take pictures. All this in a dressing room that is actually awkward for a temple visit. Shame if the guide doesn't say anything about it. If you stand in front of the Hoang Dieu bridge in the evening, you can go left or right and you will also find yourself among crowds. On the eastern line - Ven song Cam Nan - the noise swells even more clearly. This is where numerous houses line up, with restaurants on the ground floor and music groups also playing. On the street, youth groups are under the influence of heavy alcohol and cheering each other. To eat a little something we and one of these places settled down. But we had to flee because of the noise. But we found a very nice place in front of the restaurant and sat under trees. But here, too, we fled the noise after dinner. Among German-speaking people, I heard the term ‘ballerman’ very often. Conclusion: A depressing place for someone who still knows the scenario from before. Since 2000, we had been here for the fourth time in 2025 and we are actually aware that this was probably our last visit to this destination, which is now flooded by masses of tourists. What do you think about the high season?