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Introduction

Nestled in the heart of Hoi An’s UNESCO-listed Ancient Town, Moon Villa Homestay (月莊民宿) offers the perfect blend of Vietnamese warmth and modern comfort for travelers exploring one of Vietnam’s most charming destinations. Set on a quiet side street steps from the lantern-lit waterfront, this cozy boutique homestay trades the chaos of busy downtown for intimate, personalized service that makes every guest feel like family. Whether you’re a solo traveler, a couple on a romantic getaway, or a family exploring central Vietnam, Moon Villa checks every box for a memorable Hoi An stay.

Hotel Overview

Moon Villa Homestay is located at 38-40 Luu Quy Ky, Minh An, Hoi An, Vietnam, putting most of the Ancient Town’s top spots within easy walking distance. The property boasts an indoor swimming pool open year-round, complete with a shallow area for children and a rain cover for wet weather, making it the perfect place to cool off after a long day of exploring. All rooms include air conditioning, free Wi-Fi across the property, private en-suite bathrooms stocked with free toiletries, a hairdryer, bidet, slippers, and either a soaking tub or walk-in shower. Family rooms are available for groups, and all rooms are non-smoking, with hypoallergenic options available for an extra fee.

On-site amenities include bicycle rental (with paid options for guided off-property cycling tours), paid cooking classes where you can learn to make iconic Vietnamese dishes like cao lầu and white rose dumplings, and a full menu of paid spa services from head massages to full-body deep tissue massages. The front desk speaks English and Vietnamese, offers luggage storage, tour bookings, and paid airport transfers, and daily housekeeping keeps rooms spotless. Paid laundry, dry cleaning, and ironing services are also available for guests.

Top 3 Local Attractions

All three of Hoi An’s can’t-miss spots are within 15 minutes of Moon Villa Homestay. First, Hoi An Ancient Town is just a five-minute walk away: wander lantern-lit streets, explore 16th-century wooden merchant houses, and browse handcrafted silk and lantern shops along the Thu Bon River. Second, Japanese Covered Bridge is a 10-minute stroll from the homestay: this 17th-century landmark is Hoi An’s most iconic photo spot, built by Japanese traders and decorated with carved monkey and dog statues. Third, An Bang Beach is a 15-minute bike ride from the property: this soft white-sand beach offers calm, clear water, casual beachfront seafood shacks, and stunning sunsets far from the crowds of more developed Vietnamese beach destinations.

Travel Tips

Note that the property has no on-site parking, so if you’re renting a car, you’ll need to use a public paid lot a five-minute walk away. Book the homestay’s cooking class in advance—spots fill up quickly, and the fresh market tour included with the experience is a fantastic introduction to local produce. If you’re traveling with kids, the homestay provides child-safe outlet covers, making it a great choice for family travel. Finally, don’t skip the post-sightseeing massage at the on-site spa after a long day of walking and cycling: it’s the perfect end to a day exploring Hoi An.