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Slow Stay House · Hoi An
Slow down. You're home.
Wake up to birdsong, cycle to the Old Town, come home to calm. Life in Hoi An at your own pace, plus fast wifi. The rooster alarm clock is free.
Open Slow Stay House in Google MapsApartments for rent
Three kinds of home across two small buildings.
Large one-bedroom apartment
1 bedroom · Up to 2 guests
13,000,000 VND / month (≈ $500)
Small one-bedroom or studio
Studio or small 1-bed · Up to 2 guests
11,000,000 VND / month (≈ $420)
What's included
- Fully furnished, down to the kettle, plates, cutlery, microwave and TV
- Air conditioning
- Your own washing machine, plus a shared dryer
- Weekly housekeeping: cleaning, fresh bed linen and 6 free bottles of drinking water
Billed monthly
- Rent for your apartment
- Water and internet: 300,000 VND / month, flat
- Electricity: each apartment has its own meter, so you pay only for what you use.Usually 700,000 to 2,000,000 VND a month for a one-bedroom, and 2,500,000 to 4,000,000 VND for a two-bedroom.
Lease terms
- Monthly rental, no minimum stay
- Deposit: one month's rent, refunded when your lease ends (minus any damage)
- 3 months' rent upfront, or the whole stay if it's shorter
For example, on a 6-month lease you pay 3 months' rent plus a 1-month deposit to start. On a 2-month lease, it's 2 months' rent plus the deposit.
How to book
Simple, personal, and done by message.
Send us a message
Tell us your dates, how many people, and which apartment you like. Use the form, WhatsApp, Zalo or email.
Take a tour
See the apartment on a live video call, or visit in person if you're already in Hoi An.
Sign the lease
A short lease in English and Vietnamese with your dates, price and house rules.
Pay the deposit
The deposit secures the apartment for your dates. It's one month's rent, and we refund it when your lease ends.
Move in
We meet you, hand over the keys and show you around.
Why slow down here
A calm base for work
A real desk, steady wifi and quiet mornings. Settle into a routine instead of living out of a suitcase.
Live like a local
Morning coffee on a small plastic stool, the market at seven, a bike ride past rice fields. Hoi An at its own pace.
Room to breathe
A home, not a hotel room. Your own kitchen, your own space, and a family nearby if you need anything.
In Hoi An, away from the crowds
Close enough to cycle to the Old Town and the beach, far enough to hear birds instead of tour buses.
About the area
