How to get to Slow Stay House

In Cẩm Thanh village, about 10 minutes from Hoi An Old Town.

Open Slow Stay House in Google Maps
Close-up map of the area around Slow Stay House, with the main road to the west and the northern and southern roads leading east to the house

On Google Maps it may still show as “Mina Houses”, our former name. It's the same place.

Two ways in

A big divided main road runs to the west of the house, with two turns in. Grab and taxi drivers can take either one.

  1. The northern route

    Turn east off the main road onto the upper side road. It brings you to a short lane that leads straight to the north side of the house.

  2. The southern route

    Carry on further south along the main road and take the next turn east. This lower road winds through the village and arrives at the south side of the house.

Good to know: Google Maps doesn't draw the last bit of the northern lane, but it's there and you can come straight in. Lost? Message us and we'll come and find you.

Living in Hoi An

Hoi An is a small riverside town in central Vietnam. It's slow, green and friendly, with an old town, rice fields and a long sandy beach all within a bike ride.

Our neighbourhood

Cẩm Thanh, Hoi An

We're in Cẩm Thanh village, right beside the Bảy Mẫu Coconut Forest. It's quiet and green, and Hoi An Old Town is only about 10 minutes away.

Map of the coast from Da Nang airport down to Hoi An, showing Slow Stay House near the Old Town
Da Nang airport is about 40 minutes away by car, and Hoi An Old Town about 10 minutes.

What's nearby

About 10 minutes to the Old Town · about 40 minutes from Da Nang airport

The Old Town

The Old Town

About 10 minutes away. Lantern-lit streets, the river, tailors and the Japanese Covered Bridge. Lovely early in the morning before the day-trippers arrive.

Bảy Mẫu Coconut Forest

Right on our doorstep in Cẩm Thanh village. Ride a round bamboo basket boat through the water coconut canals, watch the boatmen spin, and try catching crabs with a traditional net.

The beach

The beach

An Bàng and Cửa Đại are the closest beaches, a short ride away, with sand, seafood and sunset beers.

Cafés and restaurants

Cafés and restaurants

Hoi An is full of cute cafés and good, cheap places to eat, and the centre is only 10 minutes away. Plenty of quiet spots with good coffee and wifi for working, too.

Rice fields

Rice fields

Green paddies and water buffalo just outside town. The best bike rides are the ones without a plan.

Markets

Markets

Fresh fruit, herbs, fish and flowers every morning. Bring cash and smile.

Read our guide to the Bảy Mẫu Coconut Forest