Our stay at the bungalows was absolutely wonderful from the very beginning. Snow and her husband welcomed us with such warmth and made sure we had everything we needed throughout our time there. The place was spotless, and each bungalow had a charming and cozy decoration that made us feel right at home. One of the highlights was definitely the food. Everything we tried was delicious, and the meals were clearly prepared with care and love. We truly appreciated the peaceful atmosphere, the attention to detail, and the kindness of our hosts. It’s a perfect spot to relax, enjoy nature, and spend quality time with family. We’re already looking forward to coming back someday!

We came from the 5 star Marriot down to Hoi An Blu and knew we were dropping a few stars but it was excellent. Very friendly staff, lead by Tuyet (Snow). Most helpful & easy going. We had a large group of friends so had the whole place as part of a big birthday celebrations. Great way to get closer to the real life feel of the town which you don't get with the high end resorts. We had a blast, even in the 35C 100% humidity. Cats & dogs cruising about (friendly too) Not for the precious or princesses. Grab into Hoi An old town (brilliant & great shopping - tailors, leather goods etc) cost about $8 AUD in about 10 minutes. Rooms had air-con & fridge. Great experience. Moped rental about $10AUD/day from Snow. Snow also has her spa on the property so you can get massages (from around $20AUD) and all manner of beauty therapies. We all did and it was super! Tip - get the Grab app and get Wise app for $

I liked it just the way it was. Some of the area nearby is a bit rough, but that's how it rolls here. All part of the vibe. The property itself was great. Very laid back and tropical feel.

The bungalow rooms were clean and furnished well. I can only imagine what this place looked like 10-20 yrs ago. Really had a nice Mexican beach vibe to it but it needs some refurbishing. I liked the easy access to the beach- that's why I chose it. I borrowed a bike to ride into the downtown shopping district, even though it was a little far. The Hostess offered coffee and food since it was not near any restaurants, I appreciated this- but it's definitely not included. I appreciated her nephew driving me to BaNa hills so I didn't have to buy a group package. He also drove me back to the train station in the morning- still had to negotiate a price.

I felt like she was very keen on charging me for every single thing. She offered a ride from the train station, but failed to tell me she would charge me for it. I could have taken a grab-ride share for a cheaper price. It was nice to have breakfast and one soup made, but I felt I really had no choice because of the location. My fault for not checking this. I am a vegetarian, told her so, yet the Pho was made with chicken broth. I know she is out to make money but I felt taken advantage of. Also the trail to the beach was littered with a broken down bar, trash, etc. The Beach itself- littered with trash. The Brit neighbor, who lives there says that it just comes in daily and is not cleaned up except in front of the big hotels.

Excellent small homestay about 2 minute walk (through the dunes) to the beach. Rooms were very comfortable (we stay in rooms facing the sea (you could hear the waves but you can't see the beach because of the dunes). We were there in low season so everything was very quiet. When the weather is better there is more activity on the beach with pop up bars and restaurants. Excellent food too.

There is a big crater in the dunes where the homestay and others dump their rubbish and periodically burn it. Otherwise a fair bit of scrap around from the closed beach bars.

Snow was super friendly and could assist you with whatever you needed. The breakfast was delicious. Als the massages in her Spa were amazing.

It’s a bit far out of town. As it was poring with rain when we there it was a bit of an inconvenience. We were hoping to catch bikes into town but as the weather was bad this wasn’t possible. If you are there when it’s not rain saison I think the location is great being on the sea.

The hostess was very friendly and helpful. Food was delicious. Relaxing rural vibe of the Homestay. Cleanlinness and coziness of the room. The sea is close so you can constantly hear the surf.

The place is in the middle of nowhere. No bars, no restaurants, no shops, no anything in the vicinity. The beach was one of the worst beaches we had ever been to. heaps of driftwood and other rubbish. The beach seemed not to have been ever cared for. Though, the locals said those were the consequences of the storms.

Beautiful site. Snow is the host and she is delightful. Couldn't do enough to help, lovely breakfast, offered a laundry service, we borrowed some bikes to go into an bang village (very funny trip) and were generally very well looked after. Highly recommend a massage at the nearby spa.

The weather! But even with a bit of rain and rough seas it was magical on the beach.

The homestay is a beautiful place. Hidden in a small street and between big hotels. Homestay is it really. It's familiar and nothing is complicated. You can order breakfast whenever you want. If you need more sleep, don't worry. They are cooking dinner for you as well. Good prices and good taste. The rooms and furniture is not the newest, but you are mostly at the beach which is maybe 20 meters far. Beautiful. Silent and good Quality for Vietnam. If you want some peace and calm down, then it is the perfect place for you.

Very beautiful place near an amazing quiet beach. Snow and her husband are wonderful, kind, and friendly hosts. Snow helped us to book all our adventures which made our holidays much more interesting! They also have SPA, if you need to relax and escape a sunny day that is the place to go. The food is very good. If you like puppies there are two wonderful, happy, and very friendly girls (love them and miss them).

Snow's homestay is a little oasis on a coast increasingly dominated by gigantic megaresorts. She's an exceptionally good host, helps with transportation and with whatever's arising, also a good cook - her cao lau is particularly a tasty meal, but prepared continental meals for the kids too. The beach is at the end of the garden. Due to the closeness to the sea, it pays to keep the air dehumidifier running in the apartment if you close the door. As the place is not on the main road, it is probably better to ask Snow to help with the taxi for the first time, because not all drivers find the place without help. All in all we had a very relaxing time there in the middle of our trip!