A new boutique-style Hilton has opened in Hoi An, Vietnam, and you can book a stay with Hilton Honors points starting at just 20,000 per night.
Set along the Co Co River in Cm Thanh Village, NHAAN Resort & Spa Hoi An joins Hilton’s Tapestry Collection, a lineup of independently minded hotels with distinct local character. The name NHAAN blends the Vietnamese words nhà (home) and an (peace), reflecting the property’s aim to offer a calm, culturally rooted retreat.
Designed by Vietnamese architect Vô Trọng Nghĩa, the resort features 174 contemporary rooms and suites with abundant natural light, lush landscaping and local craft elements such as pottery and woven textiles. Public spaces emphasize connection to nature and the region’s artisan traditions.
Dining options include four outlets: Keng Restaurant for all-day Vietnamese and international dishes; Plait, a riverside seafood restaurant; a café that becomes a cocktail bar after dark; and a poolside bar and eatery. Guests have plenty of choices without leaving the property.
Activities center on hands-on cultural experiences and leisure. The resort offers pottery-throwing, lantern-making and Vietnamese wood-carving classes, bicycle tours into Hoi An’s historic Old Town, and a craft-focused kids’ club. Adults can unwind at the Efoea Spa & Health Club or by the outdoor pool.
Hilton frames the opening as part of growing demand for authentic, locally inspired stays in Southeast Asia. The Tapestry outpost in Hoi An is positioned to blend Hilton’s service standards with the town’s slower pace and artisanal heritage.
Rates at NHAAN Resort & Spa Hoi An start at about $76 per night, while Hilton Honors members can redeem awards from roughly 20,000 points per night, making it an attractive option for point-based travel to one of Vietnam’s most charming cities.
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