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Almanity Hoi An Resort & Spa

Hotel · Wellness resort5-star$$$Hoi An Tay, Hoi An

A wellness-focused resort five minutes from the Ancient Town, built around an open design without fences and a large spa with a Himalayan salt steam room.

At a glance

Type
Wellness resort
Area
Hoi An Tay, Hoi An, Vietnam
Price
$$$ · Upscale
Hotel class
5-star
Official site
almanityhoian.com

Good to know

  • My Chi Spa
  • Himalayan salt steam room
  • Pool
  • Kids' club
  • Herb garden
  • Gym

Why we recommend it

Almanity Hoi An Resort and Spa is built around wellbeing. The resort describes its philosophy as open and connected, expressed in a design without fences and rooms without wardrobes, and it encourages guests to slow down, find balance and look after their health during their stay. It is at 326 Ly Thuong Kiet Street, about five minutes from the Ancient Town by road, and describes itself as a five-star resort.

The room names reflect that theme. Categories run from My Spirit loft rooms and My Mind superior rooms, in town-view or pool-view versions, to My Energy deluxe rooms, My Heart rooftop jacuzzi suites, My Soul executive suites and the My Alma presidential suite. The pool-view categories are worth choosing if you plan to spend afternoons at the resort.

The spa is the centrepiece. My Chi Spa and Fitness offers massages, a sauna and steam baths, including a Himalayan salt steam room, as well as facials, hair and nail care and a gym. The resort also offers a spa-inclusive package, so if treatments are a priority, ask for the details when you book.

Other facilities include a swimming pool, a kids' club, an art gallery, a herb garden and parking. The resort restaurant, Four Plates, serves Asian and Western dishes, and there is a bar alongside the dining area.

The location balances town and countryside. The resort gives travel times of about five minutes to the Ancient Town, seven minutes to Tra Que vegetable village, ten minutes to the beach, 35 minutes to Da Nang International Airport, 40 minutes to the Cham Islands and 50 minutes to My Son Sanctuary. That makes it a practical base for a stay that mixes heritage sightseeing with beach time and day trips.

Almanity suits couples and solo travellers looking for a restorative break, and families who will use the kids' club and pool. Those who want to step straight out of the hotel into the old town may prefer a riverside property, but the short drive is easy. Reservations can be made through the resort's own email and phone, which are published on its website.

Almanity Hoi An Resort & Spa FAQs

Where is Almanity Hoi An?

At 326 Ly Thuong Kiet Street, Hoi An Tay Ward, about five minutes from the Ancient Town.

What is special about the resort?

Its wellness focus, with an open design without fences and the My Chi Spa and Fitness centre.

Does the spa have a steam room?

Yes, including a Himalayan salt steam room, plus a sauna.

Is there a kids' club?

Yes, along with a pool, herb garden and art gallery.

What is the restaurant?

Four Plates, serving Asian and Western cuisine.

How far is the airport?

About 35 minutes to Da Nang International Airport.

How do you book?

By email at [email protected] or phone +84 235 3666 888.

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