A four-star boutique hotel in Hoi An's Cam Chau, minutes from the UNESCO Ancient Town, with an outdoor pool, spa, riverside rooms and daily breakfast.
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Cozy An Boutique Hotel Hoian is a four-star boutique hotel on Trần Quang Khải in the Cam Chau ward, on the calm eastern side of Hoi An between the UNESCO Ancient Town and the coast. It is a polished yet relaxed retreat, built around a year-round outdoor swimming pool with a pool bar, and rated an exceptional 9.7 by guests across more than 1,300 reviews.
The spacious rooms are all air-conditioned, with private bathrooms, walk-in showers and their own hot tub, and most open onto a private balcony or terrace with city or river views. A restaurant and bar serve local and international dishes, while a spa, sauna, fitness centre and daily buffet breakfast round out the stay.
Staff earn some of the highest marks here, at 9.8, and can arrange bicycles, cooking classes, guided tours and an airport transfer. With a lift, family rooms and 24-hour front desk, it suits couples and families alike who want comfort a short ride from the lanterns of the old town.
Cozy An Boutique Hotel Hoian offers four room types, from the 36 m² Superior to a 76 m² family connecting suite. Every room is generously sized and air-conditioned, with a private bathroom, a walk-in shower and its own hot tub, plus a private entrance, minibar and flat-screen TV with streaming. Most open onto a balcony or terrace facing the city or the river. The three doubles come with a super-king bed or two singles, so they flex between couples and friends, while the connecting family option pairs two rooms for larger groups. Views, layout and size set them apart: choose the Peaceful River for water views, or the family suite for space.
For a boutique hotel, Cozy An packs in a lot. The heart of it is the year-round outdoor swimming pool with a pool bar, backed by a full wellness offer: spa facilities, a sauna, hot tub, massages and a fitness centre. A restaurant and bar serve local specialities and international dishes, and a generous buffet breakfast, continental, Asian and American, starts the day. Rooms are air-conditioned, soundproofed and non-smoking, most with a balcony or terrace. Around the stay you'll find a 24-hour front desk, concierge, luggage storage, currency exchange, laundry and babysitting, plus bicycle rental, cooking classes and guided tours. There is a lift, family rooms and an airport shuttle on request.
Cozy An Boutique Hotel Hoian sits on Trần Quang Khải in the Cam Chau ward, on the quiet eastern edge of Hoi An, a short ride from both the Ancient Town and the coast. Most guests fly into Da Nang International Airport, around 30 km away: a private taxi or transfer takes roughly 40 to 50 minutes and costs about 290,000 to 400,000 VND, while shared shuttles start lower per person. The hotel can arrange an airport transfer on request, worth booking ahead if you land late in the evening. Da Nang city itself lies about 30 km north and is easy to combine on a day trip. Around Hoi An the flat lanes are made for bicycles, and the hotel lends them out; cycling or walking into the Ancient Town takes roughly fifteen minutes, and cars are kept out of the old centre in the evenings, so plan to arrive on foot or by bike.
You are minutes from the UNESCO-listed Ancient Town, a preserved trading port of Japanese, Chinese and Vietnamese merchant houses, silk-lantern shops and tailors. Don't miss the 16th-century Japanese Covered Bridge, the ornate assembly halls and Tan Ky Old House, best seen early in the morning before the crowds or after dusk when the candlelit lanterns take over. The lantern festival lights the town on the full moon of each lunar month. For greenery, the Tra Que herb village lies a few kilometres north, while An Bang Beach is a short cycle or taxi ride to the east. The Cham temple ruins of My Son make a rewarding half-day trip inland, about 40 km away. The dry season, roughly February to August, brings the clearest skies; pack light for the humid summer heat and start sightseeing early.
