Basil Homestay ^中文版

Introduction

Nestled in Hoi An’s peaceful Cam Ha district, just a short walk from the city’s iconic lantern-lit waterfront, 巴茲爾民宿 (Basler Homestay) is the perfect blend of Vietnamese warmth and comfortable convenience. Ideal for couples, families, and slow travelers looking to escape the bustle of Hoi An’s old town while staying close enough to explore on foot or by bike, this homestay delivers a relaxed, authentic experience that feels like a home away from home.

Hotel Overview

Basler Homestay is located at 188 Nguyen Chi Thanh, Cam Ha, Tan An, Hoi An, Vietnam – a quiet residential neighborhood tucked between the ancient city and the nearby An Bang Beach. The property caters to every type of traveler, with family rooms, allergy-friendly non-smoking accommodations, and extended length beds over two meters for taller guests. Most rooms open to garden views, with sunlit terraces and outdoor seating perfect for morning coffee or evening drinks.

On-site facilities cover every need: free WiFi runs throughout the property, complimentary private parking is available including EV charging points, and the homestay offers paid airport transfers for hassle-free arrivals. Guests can start each day with a freshly prepared breakfast, with special dietary menus available on request, and enjoy meals and drinks at the homestay’s restaurant and bar. Outdoors, you’ll find a sprawling garden, barbecue facilities, and direct access to a quiet stretch of coastline. Active travelers can rent bikes on-site (or join a paid guided cycling tour), and the homestay also hosts hands-on Vietnamese cooking classes for guests wanting to learn local recipes. The 24-hour front desk speaks fluent English, offers luggage storage and tour bookings, and can arrange currency exchange to make your stay seamless.

Nearby Attractions

Three unmissable local spots are easily accessible from the homestay:

• Hoi An Ancient Town: Just 15 minutes by bike, this UNESCO World Heritage Site is famous for its preserved 16th-century trading port architecture, colorful lanterns, street food stalls, and riverside walking paths. Don’t miss the chance to release a floating lantern on the Thu Bon River for good luck.
• An Bang Beach: A 10-minute cycle from the homestay, this soft golden-sand beach is far less crowded than Hoi An’s more touristy waterfront spots. Spend the day swimming in calm waters, eating fresh grilled seafood at beach shacks, or watching sunsets paint the horizon pink.
• Cam Kim Coconut Village: Located 20 minutes by bike across the Thu Bon River, this quiet rural village lets you watch local artisans weave coconut leaf products, take a gentle rowing boat through mangrove canals, and sample homemade coconut candy straight from the producer.

Travel Tips

Book your cooking class in advance – spots fill up fast, and the homestay’s instructors teach iconic regional dishes like cao lầu and white rose dumplings. If you plan to explore Hoi An by bike (the best way to get around), ask the front desk for a map of back routes that avoid busy main roads. Finally, don’t forget to pack lightweight, breathable clothing – Hoi An is warm year-round, and the homestay’s garden location means you’ll want to be comfortable walking and cycling between sites.