Best for a slower, more authentic travel experience
These areas offer a quieter side of Hoi An, where narrow lanes wind through rice paddies, water buffalo graze at dusk, and mornings begin with birdsong instead of traffic – all with easy access to both the Old Town and the beach.
Best Rice Field & Countryside Accommodation in Hoi An – Quick insight
• Tra Que Village → most scenic and traditional, with herb gardens and a peaceful farming atmosphere
• Cam Chau → best balance of rice fields and easy access to Hoi An Old Town
• Cam Thanh → more tropical, with coconut palms, waterways, and basket boat experiences
Most stays are 5–10 minutes by bike to town
ACCOMMODATION RECOMMENDATIONS
(Prices vary depending on season, location, and type of accommodation.)
$USD Price Brackets
$100+ USD per night (Upscale Countryside / Boutique Stays)
LITTLE OASIS – AN ECO FRIENDLY HOTEL & SPA -Tranquil Eco Retreat
Overview:
A peaceful sanctuary where lotus-inspired design meets open rice fields, with still water, soft light, and a sense of calm that settles in the moment you arrive.
Pros:
- Exceptional guest ratings and reviews
- Beautiful eco-inspired design
- Pool, spa, and tranquil setting
Cons:
- Slightly removed from Old Town
- Quiet area with limited nightlife
- Boutique size
ZEST RESORT & SPA HOI AN – Tropical Resort in Hoi An Countryside
Overview:
A lush, nature-filled resort set among coconut palms and waterways in Cam Thanh, where wooden villas and garden paths create a calm, tropical retreat just outside Hoi An. It feels peaceful and secluded, yet Old Town is only a short ride away.
Pros:
- Peaceful countryside setting surrounded by nature
- Beautiful pool, spa, and relaxing resort atmosphere
- Free bikes and shuttle to Old Town and beach
Cons:
- 10–15 minutes from Old Town
- Limited restaurants within walking distance
- Some rooms feel slightly rustic
$50 – $100 USD per night (Mid-Range / Boutique Countryside Stays)
HOI AN CHIC – GREEN RETREAT – Rice Field Boutique Stay
Overview:
A charming hideaway where balconies open onto endless green paddies, and the slow rhythm of rural life unfolds right outside your window.
Pros:
- Beautiful rice field views
- Quiet and intimate
- Authentic countryside feel
Cons:
- Limited facilities
- Slightly remote
- Small property
CHEZ XUAN HOI AN – Intimate Rice Field Homestay
Overview:
A cozy, family-run stay where mornings begin with mist over the rice fields and evenings end in peaceful silence.
Pros:
- Warm hospitality
- Quiet and authentic
- Affordable
Cons:
- Limited amenities
- Small property
- Basic rooms
Below $50 USD per night (Budget / Homestays)
TRA QUE MANSION -Countryside Garden Retreat
Overview:
Set within the lush vegetable village of Tra Que, this peaceful retreat is surrounded by herb gardens and rice fields, where the air feels fresher and life slows to a gentle rhythm.
Pros:
- Unique village setting
- Quiet and scenic
- Free bicycles with easy cycling to beach and town
Cons:
- Limited luxury facilities
- Not central
- Smaller property
TRA QUE FLOWER HOMESTAY – Garden Village Homestay
Overview:
A charming homestay nestled among herb gardens and rice fields, where the scent of fresh basil and mint drifts through the air.
Pros:
- Authentic village setting
- Friendly hosts
- Very affordable
Cons:
- Basic facilities
- Simple rooms
- Not luxury
HOI AN GOLDEN RICE VILLA– Classic Rice Field Stay
Overview:
A welcoming villa surrounded by golden rice fields, offering a relaxed and traditional countryside atmosphere just minutes from town.
Pros:
- Scenic rice field location
- Good value
- Friendly service
Cons:
- Basic facilities
- Not luxury
- Slightly dated design
JADE HOI AN RICE PADDIES – Modern Countryside Stay
Who it’s best for:
Couples, digital nomads
Overview:
A modern boutique stay set against a backdrop of rice paddies, where clean design meets peaceful rural surroundings.
Pros:
- Modern design
- Quiet setting
- Good balance of comfort and value
Cons:
- Limited facilities
- Not central
- Smaller scale
HOI AN PADDY HOUSE HOMESTAY – Peaceful Rice Field Homestay
Overview:
A light-filled homestay overlooking quiet rice fields, offering a calm escape where nature and local life take center stage.
Pros:
- Beautiful rice field views
- Highly rated by guests
- Free bicycles and friendly hosts
Cons:
- Small scale
- Basic facilities
- Requires transport
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