La Maison d’Indochine, Your Home Away from Home in the Heart of Hoi An

Hidden away between sandy beaches and rice fields, La Maison d’Indochine offers an authentic taste of Vietnamese hospitality close to the historic ‘yellow town’ of Hoi An. Once the home of the celebrated French photographer Réhahn, this former family home and its peaceful surroundings have been transformed into one of the best boutique hotels in Hoi An and is the perfect escape from the modern world for visitors to one of Southeast Asia’s most charming destinations. Designated a UNESCO World Cultural Heritage Site in 1999, Hoi An attracts travelers from around the globe with its picture-postcard-perfect beauty and charm. Those seeking an intimate, cozy hotel in Hoi An will find a warm welcome and relaxing atmosphere waiting for them at La Maison d Indochine, where guests are invited to spend their days at a pace that suits them. This unique boutique hotel in Hoi An offers a bed-and-breakfast style of service where the usual conventions, such as check-out times and a round-the-clock reception, have been replaced by flexibility and hospitality tailored to each guest's individual needs. The owners are keen for visitors to treat this cozy boutique hotel in Hoi An as a home away from home. As one of the best boutique hotels in Hoi An, La Maison d Indochine is committed to environmental sustainability and the well-being of the local community. The kitchen team source only the freshest produce from local farms and fishermen who supply the hotel with fresh, organic ingredients, ensuring guests enjoy tasty and healthy Vietnamese cuisine. While in Vietnam be sure to check-out our Secret Tables, where chefs and their brigades cook up the most creative Vietnamese Cuisine. Visitors to La Maison d Indochine are also encouraged to experience Hoi An’s cultural heritage by interacting with the local community as a way of enhancing their holiday experience, and the retreat often hosts events that celebrate local artists and artisans, charities, and sports. Regular meditation and wellness retreats are also an important part of La Maison d Indochine Hoi An’s calendar of activities that guests can join-in with and enjoy.

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La Maison d’Indochine, A Boutique Hotel in Hoi An with a French Colonial Feel

The hotel shares a choice of five individually themed rooms and suites with guests, with each room showcasing the beguiling photographic compositions of Réhahn. The room themes at La Maison d Indochine include the Laos Room with calming views over the surrounding rice fields and waterways. The room’s decor takes inspiration from the ancient Vietnamese tradition of creating red incense sticks and features a king-sized bed, a large bathroom with a walk-in shower, air conditioning and a ceiling fan, and gentle birdsong from the barnyard below. The Cambodge Room takes water as its theme with views out over the river and La Maison d Indochine’s pool. Decorated in calming marine greens, the room features a king-sized bed, a bathroom with a walk-in shower, sink, and Italian toilet, air conditioning and a ceiling fan. The Annam Room pays homage to nearby Hoi An and is adorned with fine silks, ceramics, and lanterns for which the historic trading port has long been associated. The room faces onto the Tra Que vegetable gardens and features a king-sized bed, a bathroom with an ornate Italian toilet, sink, and shower, a ceiling fan and air conditioning, and a view over the pool. Fertility, kumquats, and coffee inspired the decor of the Tonkin Suite bedecked with books, watercolors, lacquerware, and antiques. Containing a king-sized and queen-sized bed along with a large bathroom and living area, the room can comfortably accommodate four people and opens out onto the La Maison d Indochine Hoi An’s lush gardens. The Cochinchina Suite, inspired by the colonial architecture of Saigon, also features a king- and queen-sized bed to accommodate up to four guests, as well as a spacious bathroom, air conditioning, and a ceiling fan. The Cochinchina Suite is surrounded by La Maison d Indochine’s tropical vegetation and has unmatched views over the waterways and rice paddies so emblematic of central Vietnam.

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Explore Hoi An and its Beaches from La Maison d’Indochine

Once a bustling trading port on the Silk Road maritime route, Hoi An has long been a place where cultures and ideas have come together, and La Maison d Indochine tells these stories in its design and heritage. Conveniently situated just minutes from the cobbled streets and waterways of the old port and the beaches of An Bang, this exquisite colonial-style Hoi An boutique hotel is the perfect springboard for exploring the surrounding area. A stroll around the town is like exploring a living museum, and those visiting when the moon is full should set aside an evening to experience the lanterns as they light up the streets and the boats on the river. The crystal-clear waters and sandy beaches of An Bang offer year-round swimming and water activities, and there are plenty of restaurants and bars providing food and refreshments. Those visiting between November and March will find surfing waves at Danang Bay, just 30 minutes from the best boutique hotels in Hoi An. Wildlife enthusiasts can explore the Câm Thanh Mangroves or visit the UNESCO Biosphere Reserve of Cu Lao Cham Marine Park with its unbeatable snorkeling and diving. The friendly staff at La Maison d Indochine are more than happy to tailor activities to you and your family’s specific needs, such as organizing cooking classes, heritage tours, or bicycles for exploring the countryside. The hotel team also focuses on its guest’s wellness in providing opportunities for guided yoga sessions in the hotel gardens. Daily life at La Maison d Indochine is shared on the patio that surrounds the swimming pool, warm and familial it is here where guests can enjoy the gardens while swapping stories and making new friends. The rooftop is also not to be missed, with its panoramic views of the surrounding countryside, it is the perfect place from which to enjoy the sunset with an aperitif or glass of wine before heading into town for a meal.

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