Travel Guide: Three-Bedrooms Villa – Vườn Trầu Villa, Hoi An

Introduction

Nestled in the peaceful Cẩm Chọc neighborhood of Hoi An, Vietnam’s UNESCO-listed ancient trading port, Vườn Trầu Villa’s three-bedroom villa is the perfect base for family groups, friend trips, or slow travelers craving a balance of privacy, convenience, and local charm. Tucked just a 10-minute bicycle ride from Hoi An’s crowded lantern-lit old town, this property lets you escape the bustle while staying close to all the region’s best attractions.

Hotel Overview

Located at 161 Trần Nhân Tông, this spacious standalone villa is designed for group stays, with thoughtful facilities that feel more like a private home than a standard hotel. The highlight is your own private outdoor swimming pool, open year-round with a shallow safe area for children, plus complimentary pool towels, sun loungers, and umbrellas for lazy afternoons. The villa includes a full kitchen with a washing machine, ideal for preparing local market finds or doing laundry during extended stays, plus three private en-suite bathrooms, air conditioning, soundproofed rooms, and free WiFi across the property.

On-site amenities include a lush garden, shaded terrace, picnic area, and barbecue grills for casual outdoor dinners, plus an on-site restaurant serving Vietnamese and international dishes. The helpful front desk speaks English and Vietnamese, offers private check-in/out, luggage storage, tour booking, and currency exchange, plus daily housekeeping and paid laundry and ironing services. Free private parking is available for guests who drive or rent cars, and the property can arrange paid activities including cooking classes, local culture tours, and bicycle trips around the countryside. Non-smoking rooms and a designated smoking area cater to all preferences, with 24/7 security via CCTV and in-room safes for peace of mind.

Nearby Attractions

Three top local attractions are easily accessible from the villa:

• Hoi An Ancient Town: A 10-minute bicycle ride away, this UNESCO site boasts colorful lantern-lit streets, 17th-century wooden merchant houses, Japanese covered bridges, and open-air markets serving iconic local street food. Don’t miss the nightly lantern release on the Thu Bon River for a magical experience.
• An Bang Beach: Just 15 minutes by bike or taxi, this soft golden-sand beach is perfect for swimming, sunset walks, and fresh seafood at beachfront shacks, far less crowded than more developed tourist beaches further south.
• Tra Que Vegetable Village: A 5-minute ride from the villa, this traditional farming community lets you join local farmers to harvest organic herbs and vegetables, learn traditional growing techniques, and even cook a fresh meal with your pickings.

Travel Tips

Book your stay well in advance during peak season (November to February) when Hoi An’s cool dry weather draws crowds. Ask the front desk to arrange a bicycle rental to explore the area – it’s the most popular and affordable way to get around, with flat, safe paths connecting all nearby attractions. If you plan to cook at the villa, stop at the nearby Cẩm Chọc morning market to pick up fresh produce, local herbs, and seafood for a fraction of restaurant prices. Don’t forget to pack insect repellent for evenings spent in the garden or by the pool, and confirm any paid activities (like cooking classes or tours) at check-in to lock in your preferred time. For groups traveling by car, the free private on-site parking eliminates the hassle of finding street parking near Hoi An’s crowded center.