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A Vietnamese-owned resort a short ride from Hoi An’s old town, with a large pool, a well-regarded spa and a shuttle to An Bang beach.
La Siesta Resort & Spa is part of a family of Vietnamese-run hotels known for service that stays personal at scale. It sits between Hoi An’s old town and An Bang beach – close enough to walk into the lantern-lit centre in the evening, far enough that the grounds are quiet during the day.
The spa is the reason many guests book it, and the shuttle to the beach club makes it workable as a base for several days rather than an overnight stop.
Vietnam
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