Cannot recommend enough! One of the coolest place on this Earth I’ve ever been to. Unbelievably large variety of food for breakfast, amazing services, rooftop, pool table, shuffle board and all else! You must come here and have fun with the cool guests from all around the world!

Free bikes, walking distance to city center, good breakfast and everyday activities what help people to meet each other. The room is spacious, with great ac and fridge. Also there is always hot water in the shower what not always happen in Vietnam.

The common areas could be improved, sun beds look really old. Main issue to me was related to check in, even though they informed I could come back at 10am (I got there around 8:30) that they would check if they’d have the room availability when I went back they were pretty rude and said the check in had to be at 2pm, even though they already had available room at that time.

It’s not just a hostel but a resort for young people, having everything like gym, spa, pool, restaurant/bar, games etc. It’s a bit on the expensive side for Vietnam hostels, but the room was really nice, spacious and clean, with coffee/tea and toiletries included like in a hotel, the breakfast was really good and even using bikes was included so I’d say it’s good value for money. This hostel is truly social, encouraging everyone to mingle at the bar over free beer and fun games. Didn’t even matter that the free beer is quite watered down, it’s still good way to gather people together and you can buy actually good beer at the hostel bar. This makes it an excellent place for anyone who wants to meet other travelers.

The music is super loud, especially on the nights with a dj it was too loud to even have a chat at the bar. They do close the hostel bar at 23:30 and offer free transfer to the city centre bars, which is a clever way to ensure that the hostel actually quiets down for the night, but don’t think of getting sleep before that.

Amazing hotel, with many activities, pool, gym, free bicycle, *a lot* of games such as pool table, arcade, cards, beer pong, etc. many activities throughout the day, free all you can drink beer from 18:00-19:00 every day and much more! It is really fun, with a lot of young travelers from all over the globe. 5 min walking to the city center, the hotel is situated on a small island, quieter than the city center, with the highest rooftop around that you can go up and see the sunset with a view on the old quarter and the lake. The breakfast is an amazing buffet, with many options, though most dishes do no change, which was ok for us because it was great. The room was specious, big and beautiful, with a balcony, bathtub and was relatively quiet, while in the bar downstairs was always loud and full of people. I was afraid it would bother me, but when I close the door, it was almost fully quiet.

Too noisy, all night, every night. There are signs of quiet after 11 p.m., but it still loud, however from our room it was very quiet relatively.

room was great and it was the comfiest beds we stayed in during our trip in Vietnam. Having the daily cleaners was great.

The breakfast did not have a lot of variety for gluten free options or vegan options. Would be nice to have something a little different than every other place we stayed. For example, yogurt with granola, something other than eggs, rice, bread, and the same fruits. Coffee was incredibly sweet. I know this is the style of Vietnamese coffee, but it would be great to also have an option that does not have any sweetener in it and label them differently!

I booked a bunk bed that came with breakfast, free beer, and a bicycle. The buffet breakfast alone made the stay well worth the price. Just a heads-up about the free beer—it's not served from a draft tap, so keep that in mind. The beer-themed table games were a lot of fun, and the swimming pool was fantastic. Out of the four places I stayed in Hoi An, this was by far the best.

The only issue I had was with the bed. It was about 1.9 meters long, so I had little room to stretch out. During the night, ants crawled on my bed and body, making it uncomfortable to wake up in the middle of the night to deal with them. I notified the staff about the ant issue during checkout, and they assured me they would address it. I hope I was the first and last person to experience that problem.

This place in Hoi An is amazing. I enjoyed it so much that I felt a little sad when I left. I stayed in a six-bed dorm, which was spacious enough, had a balcony, and even a bathroom almost as big as the room itself. What really makes this hostel special, though, is the atmosphere. They organize fun daily activities, offer a free breakfast, and even have an hour of unlimited free beer from 6 to 7 PM, plus free snacks for an hour each day. There’s also a pool, a pool table, and table tennis. On top of all that, they run different classes, like candle-making and coffee-making. I took the coffee class and absolutely loved it, super fun and informative! If you’re staying long-term, they even have a gym, which is a great bonus.

The dorms didn’t have any clothes hangers, except for a few in the bathroom.

This hotel is lively, which was why I booked it. There are a mix of cheaper dormitories and rooms, I stayed in a double room with it’s own balcony. The room was massive and very clean. There are a lot of things to do at the hotel, like an escape room in the basement, nice pool to take a dip, a gym, a spa and a pool bar where you can easily meet new friends as a solo traveller. 6-7pm is happy hour which is free beer, with games like beer pong for the hour afterwards. At 10.30pm there is free transport into Hoi An town if you want to party. The town is surprisingly lively until the early hours! The location of this hotel is great, a few traditional Vietnamese restaurants on the street next to it, a mini mart a short walk away. It takes 7 or 8 minutes to walk into town, or you can take one of the free bicycles from the hotel. A grab ride will cost you 100,000VND (£1) to get into town. I would definitely stay here again!

Not a problem of the hotel, more of an issue with Bietnam in general… vehicles driving past will continuously honk their horns 24/7. Had it everywhere I’ve been in Vietnam though, it just is what it is

I was supposed to stay here 1 night, I ended up staying 6. This place was great. The crowd is younger but everyone is very approachable and welcoming. The food is good quality and fairly priced. The front desk and bar staff and amazing. Their rep this month, Liam, was great. Full of energy and very personable. It’s across the bridge from the market and they private shuttle you to their bar crawl every night free of charge. I loved this place, cannot recommend enough.

The beds could be a bit comfier, the mattresses are soft but you can feel the bars beneath. Only complaint.

Very soft mattress with noiseless bed & fan.The Dorm. 212 was perfectly arranged & provided with bath tub & separate dressing room. All the facilities are just wonderful & not less than a 5* Hotel. Very good breakfast with lots of Varieties and nice sitting arrangement on 5th floor.Hats off to house keeping,reception, and cooking staff for keeping such a large property perfectly clean all the time as well as quick check in/ out and serving quality food. Strongly recommended for all the "Hoi an travellers" to book "iHome"without any hesitation.The Management is doing charitable work.

Everything is perfect, therefore can't find any fault. Question does not arise for dislikes.