The Manor Hoi An: Luxury 4-Bedroom Country Beach Villa (2026)

Listen, if you’ve been to Hoi An before, you know that little buzz you get when the scent of fried wontons mixes with the damp earth after a light shower. It’s a feeling that gets under your skin, and after ten years living here, I still catch it. The truth is, people come to Hoi An for that Old Town charm, but those of us who truly live here know the real magic often lies just beyond the tourist bustle. And that’s exactly where you’ll find The Manor.

It’s 2026, and Hoi An continues to evolve, but some things remain sacred: family, good food, and the quiet rhythm of the river. If you’re planning a trip with your nearest and dearest – whether it’s your parents, your kids, or a group of old friends – you’re probably looking for a place that feels like a real home, not just another hotel room. Something with space for everyone to breathe, a pool of your own, and maybe even a spot for grandpa to nap away from the stairs. That’s what The Manor is all about. This isn’t just a 4-bedroom villa Hoi An; it’s a tranquil country house Hoi An, a proper retreat designed to make those family memories stick.

The Manor: Your Private Oasis Between Beach and River

Imagine waking up, not to alarm clocks, but to the gentle chirping of geckos and the scent of jasmine from your private garden. That’s the daily reality at The Manor. Tucked away between the serene Thu Bon River and the breezy Cua Dai Beach, this luxury 4-bedroom villa Hoi An offers a peace you won’t find closer to the Ancient Town. It’s positioned perfectly for those who want the best of both worlds: quick access to the beach, easy trips to the Ancient Town, and a quiet haven to return to.

The Manor boasts a generous 14m × 5m private pool – and trust me, when I say private, I mean private. No sharing with strangers here. It’s just for you and your family to splash around in, whether it’s an early morning dip or a late-night cool-down. With 5 King beds spread across 4 ensuite bedrooms, this large villa Hoi An comfortably sleeps 10 adults, with plenty of room for children too. It’s custom-built for multigenerational families, which is something I see a lot of visitors appreciating these days.

Let’s talk about the bedrooms, because they’re thoughtfully designed with different needs in mind:

• Suite 1 – Ground Floor (25 sqm): King bed, with no stairs to navigate. This is absolute gold for grandparents or anyone who prefers to avoid steps.
• Suite 2 – Balcony Room (30 sqm): A cosy King bed suite with its own private balcony. Perfect for a couple who wants a little quiet corner.
• Suite 3 – Riverview Room (45 sqm): This is the showstopper. A spacious King bed room with river views and, get this, a private hot tub. It’s genuinely unique in Hoi An villas and makes for the most romantic spot in the house.
• Suite 4 – Family Room (45 sqm): Designed for families, this room has two King beds and can comfortably host 4 adults plus two children. So much space!

The villa also comes with all the bits and bobs you’d expect: air conditioning in every bedroom, a fully equipped kitchen (complete with a color-coded cleaning system for excellent hygiene – a big plus for families), daily housekeeping, and even a washer and dryer with detergent. Trust me, not having to worry about laundry when you’re traveling with kids is a sanity saver.

Location, Location, Location: Beach, River, and Town

One of the biggest questions I get is about location. Is it in the Old Town? Is it on the beach? The Manor nails the balance. You’re a mere 3-minute walk to the golden sands of Cua Dai Beach – perfect for those early morning strolls or evening sunsets. The Thu Bon River is also just a 3-minute walk away, offering peaceful views and a sense of tranquility. For adventures further afield, Cua Dai Port, where you can catch boats to the breathtaking Cu Lao Cham islands, is only a 5-minute drive from the villa.

And yes, the UNESCO-listed Hoi An Ancient Town is a short 10-minute drive away. This means you can easily hop into town for dinner, explore the lanterns, or visit the tailor, but you get to retreat to your peaceful country house Hoi An away from the crowds when you’re done. Don’t forget to check out our guide on the best time to visit Hoi An to plan your trip around the best weather!

For those travelling from Da Nang, the Da Nang airport to Hoi An journey is straightforward, about 28 km and a 45-minute private transfer. The Manor offers arranged airport transfers which are often cheaper and more reliable than just hailing a taxi, so it’s worth considering. You can also watch this video for a visual guide on The Way from Da Nang Airport to Our Homes in Hoi An.

Experiences and Add-ons: Making Your Stay Unforgettable

This isn’t just about a place to sleep; it’s about crafting an experience. The team managing The Manor, who also run our other beloved spots like The Hola 1 and The Hola 2 (which are great for slightly smaller groups or for booking together to host up to 12 guests a piece) at ovuigo.com, have thought of the details.

Want to start your day without lifting a finger? A delicious breakfast, featuring one dish and one drink, can be served at the villa for $4/person. For lunch or dinner, they can arrange something on request with advance notice. But for something truly special, I highly recommend the Private Chef service. Imagine authentic Hoi An food – perfect Cao Lau, delicate dumplings, or the freshest seafood – prepared right in your villa kitchen. Just book 24 hours ahead, and you’re in for a treat.

For cooler evenings, particularly during the dry season, a garden bonfire or stargazing session can be arranged with just 12 hours’ notice. It’s a wonderful way to unwind and enjoy the peaceful surroundings. Kayaking on the Thu Bon River is also an option for those looking for a gentle adventure.

Insider tip: Don’t miss the local eateries within walking distance. For fantastic seafood, try Bien Restaurant right on Cua Dai Beach, about a 5-minute walk. For some good local Vietnamese food, The Deck House An Bang is a favorite, easily reached with a 10-minute bike ride (the villa can arrange bike rentals easily!) and offering great rice dishes and fresh juices. Another spot I love is Namaste Omar’s for surprisingly good Indian food, about a 15-minute walk or a quick taxi ride. Sometimes a little taste of home hits the spot.

The Best Season to Visit & Why The Manor is Perfect

The sweet spot for visiting Hoi An, and for enjoying The Manor’s private pool and outdoor spaces, is from February to August. This is our dry season, with calm seas and pleasant temperatures hovering between 25–28°C. It’s truly ideal pool weather, and the perfect time to explore everything Hoi An has to offer. I always tell visitors this: if you’re coming during this peak season, especially for a large villa Hoi An like The Manor, book early. These kinds of properties fill up fast.

While October and November bring the rainy season, with occasional flooding in the Old Town near the river, The Manor’s location makes it much less susceptible to these issues. However, if you’re looking for sun-drenched days, aim for our dry season. You might also want to check out our Hoi An & Da Nang Tourism Boom 2026: Plan Your Luxury Stay for the latest insights.

As Claire from London said after her stay at The Manor: “We loved that we could easily get to the beach and town, but come back to such a quiet, private space. The private hot tub in Suite 3 was such a treat, and knowing our toddler was safe in the pool was priceless.”

For those weighing options, take a look at our Luxury Villa vs Resort Hoi An: Honest Comparison. You’ll find that for families or groups, a private villa like The Manor often offers far more value, privacy, and authentic experience than a resort.

An Bang Beach Day: Your Local Excursion

Okay, let’s talk beaches. While Cua Dai is a 3-minute walk, An Bang Beach is another local favorite, and it’s surprisingly easy to get to. You can actually walk there from the villa in about 3 minutes as well! It’s famously known for being wider and often less crowded than some other stretches. The highlight for many is the relaxed vibe, with places like Soul Kitchen beach bar (great live music sometimes) and plenty of fresh seafood restaurants right on the sand. Sunbeds usually run about 50,000–80,000 VND, and a delicious seafood lunch could be anywhere from 150,000–300,000 VND per person.

My insider tip for An Bang: the beach is magic before 9 AM. Walk straight from The Manor before the breakfast crowds arrive. Enjoy a quiet swim, then grab a coffee at one of the small cafes opening up. It’s a completely different experience from the bustling afternoon. For a deeper dive, check out our An Bang Beach Hoi An: Complete 2026 Visitor Guide.

Practical Logistics for Your Stay

Here’s the nitty-gritty you need to know for a smooth trip:

• Check-in/Check-out: Check-in is at 2:00 PM, and check-out is at 12:00 PM. Flexible if possible, but these are standard.
• Pricing: Expect to pay between 4,000,000–6,000,000 VND per night for The Manor, depending on the season and how far in advance you book.
• What’s Included: Beyond the amazing pool, bedrooms, kitchen, and housekeeping, you get a baby cot on request, and your host is always available by message for anything you need.
• Paid Add-ons: Minibar items (charged on consumption), specific meals from the chef, airport/private transfers, bonfires, kayaking, and extra mattresses (300,000 VND/week, even for shorter stays).
• Getting Around: Local spas and eateries are within walking distance. For the Ancient Town, a quick 10-minute taxi or Grab ride is easily arranged, or you can rent bicycles from the villa.

Remember, this is a small, officially licensed local operation, not some giant chain hotel. They care about your experience, and it shows. For more itinerary ideas, especially if you’re on a shorter trip, our Hoi An in 2 Days: Ultimate Itinerary & Luxury Stays can be really helpful.

FAQ

Q: Is The Manor suitable for a family with young children and elderly grandparents?

A: Absolutely. With a ground-floor suite (Suite 1) featuring a King bed and no stairs, it’s ideal for elderly guests. The private, unshared pool and availability of a baby cot on request also make it excellent for families with young children.

Q: How far is The Manor from Hoi An Ancient Town and Cua Dai Beach?

A: The Manor is conveniently located, just a 3-minute walk to Cua Dai Beach and a 10-minute drive to Hoi An Ancient Town. This provides both easy beach access and a peaceful retreat from the town’s bustle.

Q: Can we arrange meals and airport transfers at The Manor?

A: Yes, you can! Breakfast ($4/person), lunch, and dinner can be arranged on request. A private chef service for authentic Hoi An food is also available with 24 hours’ notice. Airport transfers are offered and are often more economical than local taxis.

Book The Manor for Your 2026 Hoi An Escape

So, if you’re looking for a private, family-focused country retreat in Hoi An – a place where you can switch off, reconnect, and truly experience the magic of this part of Vietnam without sacrificing comfort or privacy – The Manor is it. It’s got that blend of homey comfort and thoughtful luxury that’s hard to find. Don’t miss out on this beach house Hoi An 4 bedroom gem. Come and make some unforgettable memories in 2026.

Ready to plan your escape? Check availability and book your stay at The Manor here: Airbnb: The Manor Hoi An or explore our full collection at ovuigo.com.

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