Travel Guide: Azumi 03 Bedroom First Floor Apartment Hoi An

Introduction

Nestled in the quiet, leafy Cẩm Châu neighborhood of Hoi An, the Azumi 03 Bedroom First Floor Apartment strikes the perfect balance between seclusion and convenience. Far enough from the crowded lantern-lit streets of the Ancient Town to guarantee a peaceful night’s sleep, yet just a 10-minute walk or short bike ride from the action, this self-catering apartment is ideal for family groups, friend trips, or digital nomads looking for a long-stay base in one of Vietnam’s most charming cultural destinations.

Hotel Overview

Tucked into a quiet residential block at 104 Lý Thường Kiệt, this semi-detached private apartment boasts three spacious bedrooms, a full kitchen, and a separate living area, making it feel like a home away from home rather than a generic hotel room. Standout free perks include complimentary airport transfers from Da Nang International Airport (just 45 minutes away), private gated parking, and property-wide fast WiFi. The fully equipped kitchen comes with a washing machine, dryer, microwave, and full-size fridge, perfect for stocking up on local fruit from nearby markets or preparing simple meals after a day of exploring.

For relaxing after sightseeing, the property features a year-round adults-only scenic outdoor pool with a poolside bar, sun loungers, and umbrellas, plus a small on-site fitness center for early morning workouts. Additional amenities include hypoallergenic, soundproofed rooms, free toiletries, bathrobes, a private terrace, and 24/7 security. The multilingual front desk team speaks fluent English and Vietnamese, and can arrange paid activities including Hoi An’s famous cooking classes, bike tours, walking cultural tours, and bike rental.

Nearby Attractions

Three unmissable spots lie within easy reach of the apartment. First, Hoi An Ancient Town, just 1.5 kilometers away, is a UNESCO World Heritage Site famous for its yellow merchant buildings, hand-painted silk lanterns, Japanese Covered Bridge, and open-air night markets where you can sample local street food like cao lầu and white rose dumplings. Second, An Bang Beach, a 10-minute drive from the apartment, offers soft golden sand, calm clear waters, and laid-back beach bars serving fresh grilled seafood at budget-friendly prices. Third, Cam Kim Coconut Island, a quiet rural enclave accessible by a 5-minute ferry from the Ancient Town, lets you wander through coconut groves, visit traditional craft villages, and take a quiet bamboo boat ride through the mangroves.

Travel Tips

Book the private parking in advance if you’re renting a car or scooter for your trip—it’s free but requires early reservation. The first-floor location is convenient for travelers with mobility challenges, though note there is no elevator for upper floors if you end up with an alternate arrangement. The apartment’s quiet residential location means you’ll have access to authentic local street food stalls within a 2-minute walk of the entrance, far cheaper and less touristy than the eateries inside the Ancient Town. Finally, if you’re visiting during peak season (June to August), book your poolside spot early in the day to secure a shaded umbrella, and take advantage of the complimentary airport transfer to avoid being overcharged by taxi touts at Da Nang airport.