An Bang Stilt House

We arrived late in the evening after a very long day of flights, just as a typhoon was bearing down on the coast, and we had no way to go out and get food, so owner Kim was amazing and cooked us a meal! Throughout our stay, Kim was always available to help us get a taxi, recommend and arrange tours and cooking classes, etc. Rooms are very spacious, bright and clean. Also included is bottled water, hair dryer, fridge, shampoo, and daily housekeeping. Washroom has shower that is open to the other fixtures, so having your own sandals is recommended so you don't slip on wet floor when you need to use the toilet or sink. There are 5 guest rooms -- 2 on main floor and 3 on upper level accessible by outdoor stairs. There are bikes available to borrow. Easy walk to local beaches. Hoi An Old Town is 7 minute drive away (not really walkable). Many options offered for breakfast, but you must make your choice the night before, so the owner can shop in the morning for fresh ingredients. A couple of things to note: Beds are quite hard, but apparently this is the norm for this part of the world. There are roosters next door who will wake you up at 5 am (maybe a little earlier than that), so bring ear plugs if you like to sleep in. We were well taken care of by Kim and her family, and we had lots of fun. We highly recommend staying here for something a little different, with a personal touch!

This was a traditional, welcoming and very homely accommodation with the best host ever! From the moment we arrived, to the day we left, we very much enjoyed our stay at An Bang Stilt House. We loved our home cooked meals, the convenience of ready-next-day laundry service, local breakfast options, being able to take free bicycles and get to the beach and market nearby. Kim even has a filtered tap water dispenser so you always have clean water to drink and refill your bottles with. It's a short taxi ride to Hoi An Old Town too. Super lovely host and family that really took care of us during our time with them in Hoi An. Thank you Kim!