The Vinh Hung 3 Hotel in Hoi An offers all the facilities that you would expect from a great hotel!

Buffet breakfast	Hotel Doctor on call	Tour Desk with local tour booking
Bar & Restaurant	Rooftop Swimming Pool	Airport Pick-up & Transfer
Laundry Service	Free Internet & tourist map	Flight reconfirmation & booking services
Room Service	Baggage storage space	Motorbike & bicycle rental.

 

The Swimming pool on the terrace offering a panoramic view of Hoi An Ancient Town and is a perfect place to unwind.

Take a refreshing dip into the water to beat the tropical heat or enjoy the sun for a fine tan.

Dining: Visitors can taste delectable oriental and local delicacies at Vinh Hung 1 restaurant in the central old town. Explore the culinary wonders of Hoi An such as fried Wonton and White Rose, Cao Lau etc. Enjoy cold beer and cocktails with light snacks at the bar.

Hoi An Food - Specialities in Hoi an Vinh Hung 3 Hotel

Hoi An's rich and varied history with its attendant cultural influences from around the region and the world has left a legacy of truly inspirational cuisine.

The most famous local speciality is Cao Lau, a noodle dish somewhat akin to a marriage between noodle soup and salad, with thick flat rice noodles floating in a thin broth, topped with meat (usually pork) and plenty of greenery. The dish is be eaten hot and is a tasty, filling (and cheap) staple for both Hoi An residents and visitors to the city.

The second local speciality, not to be missed, is "White Rose", a steamed dumpling - somewhat akin to wonton but steamed not fried - filled with a tasty pork and herb mixture, a great snack food which should be tried at least once on any visit to Hoi An.

And of course, there's the excellent seafood, served at a variety of restaurants in the ancient town beside the river and at Cua Dai beach. In fact, Hoi An's seafood is reputed to be among the best available in Vietnam and also some of the best value - a superb meal can be had for just a few dollars per head, although some of the better restaurants are a little pricier.

Hoi An is liberally sprinkled with small cafes and bars offering cheap bites to hungry tourists.So no one need go hungry when visiting Hoi An, and everyone should be able to find an agreeable restaurant at a price that won't break the bank.To explore Hoi An further, and for details of Hoi An's numerous dining options, simply select your cuisine of choice at The Vinh Hung 1 RestaurantCafe Hoian and let Hoi An Travel Service - Vietnam guide you.