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Riverside greenery and rice-field views provide a peaceful backdrop to Shining Riverside Hoi An Boutique & Spa. Inspired by Indochine design and the character of historic Hoi An, the hotel combines warm interiors with inviting outdoor spaces for a relaxed stay. Its 81 rooms and suites feature private balconies, with outlooks varying between the river, gardens, fields and swimming pool. Accommodation includes Deluxe and Premier rooms, family options and River View Suites. Reading corners offer quiet places to pause, while connecting rooms allow families and friends to stay close together without giving up personal space. The riverside swimming pool invites refreshing dips and leisurely afternoons, surrounded by palms and tropical planting. Sense Spa provides another opportunity to unwind after sightseeing, while complimentary bicycles make it easy to head out and discover Hoi An at your own pace. Shine Restaurant & Bar carries the hotel’s Indochine influence into its dining spaces, with large windows bringing the surrounding greenery into view. Yen Garden Lounge offers a more intimate setting beside the river, ideal for refreshments and relaxed conversation. Guests can also enjoy experiences such as traditional coconut-leaf craft workshops, adding a local touch to time at the hotel. Whether exploring Hoi An or settling into a quiet afternoon by the water, Shining Riverside offers a welcoming balance of cultural character, comfort and natural surroundings.
1 / 6Unwind with a 7-night stay at the serene Shining Riverside Hoi An Boutique & Spa, nestled beside the peaceful Thu Bon River. With elegant rooms blending tropical Asian style and modern comfort, this boutique gem is your gateway to heritage and relaxation. Relax by the outdoor pool, pamper yourself at the spa, or stroll to the nearby UNESCO-listed Hoi An Ancient Town. Secure your voucher today and experience a perfect mix of culture, comfort, and unforgettable riverside charm.
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This UNESCO-listed old quarter rewards slow exploration, with centuries-old shophouses now home to tailor shops, art galleries and riverside cafes along quiet, car-free lanes. Time a visit for evening, when hundreds of paper lanterns light up the streets and the river below.
Cua Dai Beach offers a relaxed stretch of sand backed by casual seafood restaurants and beachfront cafes. It's the easy choice for guests wanting sea and sand without straying far from the old quarter.
Hoi An's most photographed landmark, this 400-year-old covered bridge connects the old town's Japanese and Chinese quarters. Its curved wooden roof and small temple make it a must-see stop on any walk through the ancient town.