Four Seasons Resort the Nam Hai Hoi An

I went there with my husband to celebrate his birthday. First of all, the room was very spacious and the bedding was comfortable. The personal butler was very attentive and took care of everything. There were also many activities to do at the hotel. The breakfast was varied and the food was delicious. Both the private pool and the public pool were spacious and wonderful.

The Four Seasons in Hoi An is the most anticipated hotel on this trip. When you leave the airport, there will be hotel staff holding a sign to pick you up. A special car will be sent to the hotel, and there is Wi-Fi on the car. After check-in, the housekeeper will introduce the hotel facilities and activities in detail, including recommendations for restaurants in Hoi An Ancient Town, and will try his best to meet any reasonable requests. The room is cleaned almost every time after going out. The swimming pool is very big and you can really swim in it. It is also very photogenic. The spa technique is very comfortable, and you can enjoy the feeling of riding a bicycle and walking under the coconut trees. The only regret is that the dinner service at La Sen was a little slow, but it tasted good. Thank you very much to the butler TAM.NGUYEN for his kind and perfect service, always responsive to all requests.

Compared with the Four Seasons Hotel where I have stayed before and nearby luxury hotels such as the InterContinental Da Nang, the basic room rate of the Four Seasons Hotel in Hoi An is as high as about US$800, but it does not provide corresponding value and experience. In this price range, expect a luxurious experience, however, Four Seasons Hotel Hoi An seems to have fallen short of those expectations. Firstly, the interior design and decoration of the rooms and public areas at Four Seasons Hotel Hoi An are decidedly less refined and impressive compared to nearby luxury hotels. While other luxury hotels often stand out for their unique architecture, exquisite artwork and sophisticated interior design, Four Seasons' design seems relatively bland and lacks personality. It even felt a bit mediocre, too hard, and not like the style of the Four Seasons at all. This prevents guests from experiencing true luxury and taste within the hotel. In addition, the quality and variety of breakfast at the Four Seasons Hotel are clearly inferior to those of surrounding luxury hotels. Other hotels in similar price brackets often offer more breakfast options and higher-quality cuisine as well as tranquil spaces. Guests often expect to experience unique cuisine at breakfast, but Four Seasons Hotel Hoi An failed to deliver this experience. All things considered, the Four Seasons Hotel Hoi An may not be the smartest choice for guests willing to pay a premium for a luxury experience. While nearby luxury hotels (Aman Nha Trang, InterContinental Da Nang, Regent Phu Quoc, etc.) offer a more refined and unique experience in a similar price range, Four Seasons Hotel Hoi An fails to live up to that standard. Therefore, I feel that the price of Four Seasons Hotel Hoi An is not worth paying. Of course, the hotel swimming pool and beach are very beautiful, but I personally think these two points are the only ones worth experiencing. It is better to just eat a coconut.