Hoi An, Japanese covered bridge
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Tamarind Loft Hostel

Hostel · Ancient Town · Hội An

8.4from 310 ratings

A converted merchant house on the quiet edge of the old town, with pod-style dorm beds and a courtyard bar that empties out by 11pm — mostly. The free bikes get you to An Bàng beach in fifteen minutes. The dorms nearest the courtyard hear every round of card games, so ask for the upstairs rooms if you actually plan to sleep.

Why it earns the score

Pod bunks with real curtains and AC at a price that leaves money for tailoring.

Will you sleep well?

The details that actually decide it — not the thread count in the brochure.

  • pod curtains on every bunk
  • individual reading lights
  • ask for upstairs dorms

Amenities

Fast Wi-FiBarFree bikesLaundryAir conditioning

Standard unit sleeps up to 1 guest.

The honest price

Nights
3 nights
Guests
1 guest
Base (3 × $9)
$27.00
Fees (mandatory)
$0.00
Taxes (8%)
$2.16
Total
$29.16

= $10/night all-in

Elsewhere this is advertised at $9 — it actually costs $10/night. We lead with the real number.

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Reviews (1)

Callum Reid@callumgoes

Budget nomad · Solo trip · Visited Feb 2025

8.2

Nine dollars, AC, pod curtains, two minutes to lanterns

Good
Real curtains and cold AC at nine dollars left my budget intact for a tailored suit, and the free bikes made An Bàng beach a fifteen-minute decision.
Bad
The courtyard card games run right up to the 11pm line and occasionally through it — the upstairs dorms are the only ones I'd rebook.
Verdict
Budget solos should book upstairs and spend the savings at the tailor; anyone needing silence by ten should take a homestay out in Cẩm Thanh.
Mar 18, 2025 92