Travel Guide: Lisa Homestay, Hoi An

Introduction

Tucked into the charming, lantern-lit lanes of An Hoi, Hoi An’s quiet riverside neighborhood just steps from the action of the Ancient Town, Lisa Homestay delivers the warm, personal hospitality that makes a Vietnam trip unforgettable. Unlike large chain resorts, this family-run property balances comfort, convenience, and local authenticity, making it ideal for solo travelers, couples, and families exploring one of Vietnam’s most beloved UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Whether you’re here to wander historic streets, sample street food, or unwind by the river, Lisa Homestay positions you perfectly for a seamless, memorable trip.

Hotel Overview

Located at 72b Nguyễn Phúc Tần, Minh An (An Hoi), Hoi An, Vietnam, Lisa Homestay caters to every traveler’s needs with thoughtful facilities and multilingual staff fluent in English, German, and Vietnamese. All rooms are non-smoking, fitted with air conditioning, ceiling fans, tile flooring, crisp linens, bedside outlets, clothing racks, flat-screen cable TVs, and private en-suite bathrooms complete with a shower (or option of tub), toilet, towels, toilet paper, slippers, and a hairdryer. For guests who prefer to prep snacks or tea, every room includes an electric kettle and a small fridge, plus a minibar for refreshments.

Complimentary property-wide WiFi and free nearby public street parking add extra convenience, while paid services include airport transfers, car rental, public transit ticket booking, and currency exchange. On-site amenities include a 24-hour front desk, a shared lounge, a paid full-service spa and wellness center, complimentary daily breakfast, and organized paid activities including walking tours and bicycle tours. Family rooms make this a great pick for groups traveling with kids.

Nearby Attractions

Three unmissable attractions are all within easy walking or cycling distance of the homestay. First, Hoi An Ancient Town, just a 10-minute walk across the An Hoi Bridge, is a UNESCO-listed wonder of preserved 15th-century merchant architecture, colorful covered bridges, and daily lantern markets. Come evening, thousands of silk lanterns light up the riverfront, creating a magical atmosphere for boat rides and street food strolls. Second, the Japanese Covered Bridge, located right inside the Ancient Town, is Hoi An’s most iconic landmark, built in the 16th century by Japanese traders and adorned with intricate stone carvings and a small pagoda. Third, An Bang Beach, a 15-minute bicycle ride from the homestay, is a quiet, golden-sand stretch of coastline perfect for swimming, sunset walks, and fresh seafood at beachside shacks.

Travel Tips

Book your spa appointment a day in advance, as the on-site treatment room fills up quickly with guests seeking massages after long days of walking. Book a bicycle tour through the homestay to explore the surrounding rice paddies and village lanes—staff can tailor routes to your fitness level. If you’re arriving after dark, ask the front desk for a simple map to the homestay, as An Hoi’s narrow lanes can be confusing for first-time visitors, and the 24-hour desk will always have a staff member waiting to greet you even on late arrivals. Don’t skip the complimentary breakfast: it includes local specialties like pho and fresh Vietnamese coffee, the perfect start to a day of exploring.