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Aaron Home is a charming bed and breakfast located in a historic building in the heart of the city. The property offers cozy and well-appointed rooms with modern amenities. Guests can enjoy a delicious homemade breakfast every morning and relax in the beautiful garden courtyard. The friendly staff are always on hand to provide local tips and recommendations for exploring the area. With its convenient location and comfortable accommodations, Aaron Home is an ideal choice for travelers looking to experience the city like a local.

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What's the weather like in Hoi An?

It depends on when you visit! We've compiled data from NASA on what the weather is like in Hoi An for each month of the year: see the links below for more information.

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  • Weather in Hoi An in November
  • Weather in Hoi An in December

All road trips from Hoi An

  • Hoi An to Bangkok drive
  • Hoi An to Siem Reap drive
  • Hoi An to Hanoi drive
  • Hoi An to Ho Chi Minh City drive
  • Hoi An to Hue drive
  • Hoi An to Hong Kong drive
  • Hoi An to Phnom Penh drive
  • Hoi An to Nha Trang drive
  • Hoi An to Kuala Lumpur drive
  • Hoi An to Pattaya drive
  • Hoi An to Chiang Mai drive
  • Hoi An to Shanghai drive
  • Hoi An to Luang Prabang drive
  • Hoi An to Kathu drive
  • Hoi An to Macau drive
  • Hoi An to Da Lat drive
  • Hoi An to Krabi Town drive
  • Hoi An to Halong Bay drive
  • Hoi An to Yangon (Rangoon) drive
  • Hoi An to Hua Hin drive
  • Hoi An to Vientiane drive
  • Hoi An to Xi'an drive
  • Hoi An to George Town drive
  • Hoi An to Chiang Rai drive
  • Hoi An to Phan Thiet drive
  • Hoi An to Ninh Binh drive
  • Hoi An to Ayutthaya drive
  • Hoi An to Guangzhou drive
  • Hoi An to Kanchanaburi drive
  • Hoi An to Phong Nha-Ke Bang National Park drive

Explore nearby places

  • Hoi An
  • Duy Xuyen
  • Dien Ban
  • Binh Minh
  • Da Nang
  • Tam Ky
  • Lang Co
  • Cu Du
  • Phu Loc
  • Prao
  • Vinh An
  • Quang Ngai
  • Hue
  • Quang Tri
  • Dong Ha
  • Kontum
  • Vinh Truong
  • Khe Sanh
  • Vinh Linh
  • My Tho
  • Salavan
  • Pleiku
  • Hoi Van
  • Tay Son
  • Tad Lo
  • Paksong
  • Phuoc Hiep
  • Phuoc Thuan
  • Quy Nhon
  • Dong Hoi
  • Ba Chiang

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  • Map of Cu Du
  • Map of Phu Loc
  • Map of Prao
  • Map of Vinh An
  • Map of Quang Ngai
  • Map of Hue
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  • Map of Paksong
  • Map of Phuoc Hiep
  • Map of Phuoc Thuan
  • Map of Quy Nhon
  • Map of Dong Hoi
  • Map of Ba Chiang

Hoi An throughout the year

  • Hoi An in January
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  • Hoi An in September
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  • Hoi An in November
  • Hoi An in December

Looking for day-by-day itineraries in Hoi An?

Get inspired for your trip to Hoi An with our curated itineraries that are jam-packed with popular attractions everyday! Check them out here:

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FAQs

Is it worth going to Hoi An? ›

Worth a visit definitely ! If you visit Hoi An, you can't avoid going to the ancient city, but brace yourself for streets crowded with many, many tourists, a lot of motorbikes all beeping at anything that moves, sidewalks packed with everything but pedestrians (mostly scooter parking), and high tourist prices.

How many days is enough for Hoi An? ›

However most travelers tend to dedicate a minimum of 3 days in order to have a truly memorable experience of this beautiful place. For those travelers, you can allocate your first day to simply becoming accustomed with the Ancient Town. A large number of Hoi An accommodation is located right in the heart of the town.

Is 2 nights in Hoi An enough? ›

So how many days should you spend in Hoi An? 3 days is enough to see everything Hoi An has to offer, but I would even recommend 4 if Da Nang isn't on your initial Vietnam Itinerary! This cute little historical city is such a gem, and while it is touristy, we enjoyed every second of our time there.

How long to spend in Hoi An and Da Nang? ›

Final Thought. In conclusion, when planning your trip to Hoi An and Da Nang, consider spending at least 2-3 days in each destination to fully experience their unique offerings.

Is it better to stay in Hoi An or Da Nang? ›

Hoi An's beaches are probably nicer, although Danang's beaches have their champions too. Both have excellent seafood. The photo ops in Hoi An are so plentiful that it's almost impossible to take a bad picture. Danang's photo ops are a bit harder to find, but some say that makes them all the more treasured.

What is the best time of the day to visit Hoi An? ›

The best time of day to visit Hoi An Ancient Town depends on what you are looking to experience. Early mornings present picturesque scenes. A photographer's paradise of beautiful streets, soft light, and authentic market activity. Late afternoon into evening is when the Old Town comes to life.

Is Hoi An or Hanoi better? ›

Hanoi has many attractions like museums, shopping at markets, circus performances and Train Street, but Hoi An is a winner for both couples and families. The lovely Old Town in Hoi An has a very romantic atmosphere for couples at night and it's a favourite spot for wedding photos and honeymoons.

Is Hue or Hoi An better? ›

If you want to understand more about the history of some vanished Vietnamese dynasties and can stay about 3 days, Hue is more suitable. However, if your aim for the trip is enjoying the stunning view, and your time is limited, only one day, for example, you should choose Hoi An as your destination!

Is Hoi An walkable? ›

Hoi An old town is friendly for pedestrians, especially during the time that motorized vehicles (scooters, cars, etc) are prohibited to move around its heritage quarters. That is safe for tourists and they also enjoy the charm and atmosphere of the Unesco world heritage town.

How much is a taxi from Da Nang to Hoi An? ›

Taxi price from Da Nang to Hoi An will be relatively high. The typical cab fare ranges from 350,000 to 430,000 VND ($14,90 to $18,31) for each route. Grabbing a car is another way to ride from Da Nang to Hoi An. This service allows you to see the cost and itinerary of the journey in advance.

When should I avoid Da Nang? ›

What are the times to steer clear of visiting Da Nang? It is recommended to avoid visiting Da Nang during its rainy season, which typically occurs from September to December. This period may experience heavy rainfall and potential disruptions to outdoor activities.

How long is the train from Hanoi to Hoi An? ›

There are several trains leaving from Hanoi each day, with varying seat classes and ticket prices. You can take a train to Da Nang Station or Tam Ky Station. The prices are approximately 670,000 VND to 730,000 VND, respectively. The journey takes about 16 to 17 hours and offers beautiful scenic views along the way.

Which is better Hue or Hoi An? ›

If you want to understand more about the history of some vanished Vietnamese dynasties and can stay about 3 days, Hue is more suitable. However, if your aim for the trip is enjoying the stunning view, and your time is limited, only one day, for example, you should choose Hoi An as your destination!

Is Hoi An very touristy? ›

Don't miss Hoi An, and yes it is touristy, but also a working port. Also go to Hue (all about history, education and the most prosperous looking city in VN.) Hoi An is a resort in my opinion, but unique, and just plain neat! Sapa falls into the same category, but don't miss it if you can.

Why should you visit Hoi An? ›

Enchanting historical charm. The beautiful history of Hoi An Ancient Town creates a magic story in culture. Going through the atmospheric streets here is like stepping into an old time when Vietnamese, Chinese, Japanese and European styles mixed together nicely to make beautiful buildings.

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