Renaissance Hoi An Resort & Spa | A hint of Aman, a neighbor of Four Seasons

🏘️Room Type/Layout: 1. I stayed in the Presidential Suite this time, which is essentially a large suite + 2 side sea view rooms 2. The hotel is C-shaped facing the sea, with a pool in the middle of the C 3. The large suite has a 180-degree sea view, including the living room/dining room/bathtub🛁, which is great 4. For side sea view rooms, I recommend choosing the pool side, as the pool view is better than the other side 5. Room facilities are generally maintained, slightly old 🧹Soundproofing/Cleanliness: 1. The Presidential Suite is in a separate area and at the end, so it is very soundproof and undisturbed 2. Cleanliness is generally okay, no detailed investigation 🏕️Nearby Attractions: 1. Hoi An Ancient Town: There are endless beautiful lanterns! It is rich in history and style, with flowing water and coffee☕️, a slow-paced place to relax, very comfortable and a must-visit 2. Japanese Covered Bridge: Just a historic ancient stone bridge, nothing else 3. Cam Nam Island: There is a large coconut forest🌴 with a small river in the middle, and a coconut boat show, very unique and interesting, but the boat and water are a bit dirty 4. Da Nang: A Vietnamese municipality with rivers and seas🌊, the riverside is suitable for city walks 💰️Per Capita Consumption: 💗Other Tips: 1. Another Marriott hotel that has been renovated by Wempai, remember to use your membership benefits. 2. The price difference between a basic suite and a basic room is small, and the next level up from a basic suite is a Presidential Suite, so you can use this little trick for room upgrades. 3. A single room with more than 2 people will incur a surcharge.