Amazing - Splendid old town, even more magical after dark Incredible old houses in Chinese, Vietnamese or Thai styles Shops, restaurants and a crazy atmosphere

Excellent - Amazing place to visit with many wonderful restaurants. People very friendly. Amira lanterna was an amazing place to stay, clean, good amenities and friendly staff

amazing Hoi An - The show was really nice. Even though it's a bit expensive for an hour, I definitely recommend it. The ticket office was a mess because after booking and paying here I was asked to approve something and they won't send me the ticket if I don't. I asked them several times what exactly they wanted me to do, but got no clear answer. After warning to report it as a scam, they finally sent me the ticket. Very rude and unnecessary contact. It felt like a scam so be careful if you book it here.

A wonderful, extensive and tasty tour of Vietnamese street food and night markets - A really excellent tour of the night market and some hidden gems of Vietnamese culinary delights. The white rose dumplings were amazing, the Cau Lau was delectable, the best I had in Hoi An and some of the street vendors were really unique and special. Even the sauces were mouth watering, and finishing up with the rolled ice cream was the perfect ending. The tour guides were great too, explaining everything and giving me the background on some of the places and the chef's. Highly recommended.

rewarding experience !.... - An exceptional village, great inhabitants, of rare beauty. interesting exhibitions, boat rides at night, nothing but happiness.

Wonderful evening experience. - Hoi An Old town is a beautiful place to visit - especially in the evenings when dark and all the lanterns around the street and river are lit up.

Hoi Ann old town - Beautiful scenery night view. Lots and lots of people. Lots of shops and eatery.Even Spa too. Admire the lantern lights in this part of Vietnam

Old Town Hoi An still excites! - The Old Town is always a great adventure in Hoi An. We visited originally in 1997 and have been back once before this visit. Whilst Hoi An has grown dramatically in that time, the charm and fun of the old town has remained the same. Narrow lanes, extensive exciting shops, tailors, and shoe makers, the old town has it all. Also, there are many restaurants and bars.

Avoid this place - What is this? Its terrible and overpriced in fake stores. You only meet scammers and see stupid tourists trying to get their lucky fake shot for instagram and sitting in vegan restaurants. Its terrible to see such tourists. The city is very boring and like Disneyland. There is nothing real.

Where is my bike? - We visited Hoi An for the first time and parked our moped in front of the Kang Restaurant to look around. There were two other bikes parked there and no "no parking signs." We were going to eat here but wanted to look at the Japanese Bridge first. We soon learned that the Japanese Bridge costs 150,000 to cross and look at. It comes with entry into 5 attractions in Old Town, but we had no desire to go to 5 attractions in Old Town. We just wanted to look at the bridge and eat. Unfortunately, when we got back our moped was gone. The lady told us it was moved down the street to the right. Not there. The man said it was moved down the street to the left. Not there. The restaurant manager said the police took it because you can't park there. I don't know why, it is their restaurant. Finally he gave me the address of the police station, which turned out to be a business in the business of doing nothing. They sent me to another business that did even less. I Google searched the police station and went there running before they closed. They sent me to another police station that turned out to be someone's house, but at least he spoke English and new of the scam. He took me to the real police station. At the police station they made some calls and told me the general area where I could pick up my bike for free. The English speaking man from the house typed in the addresss for me. After walking around and asking numerous people, I found my moped chained up, not in a police station or an impound lot, but in some guys garage. And I could have it back for 100,000. This was a lot less than I thought it would be, but I don't think I will go to that restaurant again, or Hoi An! What a waste of a day.