Hub Hoi An – coliving in Hoi An, Vietnam
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Coliving in Hoi An, Vietnam

Hub Hoi An · Coliving and coworking in Vietnam's most charming heritage town

Up to 15 guests Apr – Jun 2026 100 Mbps Coworking Since 2018

Hub Hoi An

Hub Hoi An offers airy coworking and homely coliving in one of Vietnam’s most beautiful towns. Set among lantern-lit streets, ancient temples, and riverside cafes, the space provides a peaceful base for remote work with deep cultural immersion on the doorstep.

The Experience

Days blend productive coworking with bicycle rides through rice paddies, street food explorations, and visits to nearby beaches. The community is small and international, with regular events and the kind of casual interaction that happens naturally in a well-designed shared space.

Who It’s For

Remote workers seeking charm, culture, and calm at an extremely affordable price point. Hoi An is a dream for creative focus — the town’s beauty is a daily source of inspiration, and the cost of living makes extended stays very accessible.

What's included

  • Coworking Dedicated workspace
  • Up to 15 guests Community size
  • 1 week min stay Minimum commitment
  • Since 2018 Established coliving
  • Remote-friendly Built for nomads

Work with a Hoi An, Vietnam Rhythm

WiFi Speed100 Mbps
Desk SetupDedicated coworking

Coworking included with reliable internet.

The Vibe

Early mornings are for the market or a banh mi run before settling into the coworking space. Work until lunch, then cycle to the beach or explore the old town's alleyways. Afternoons bring more work or cultural wandering. Evenings mean lantern-lit streets, $1 bia hoi (fresh beer), and street food that's some of the best in the world.

Day trips to the Marble Mountains, motorbike rides to the My Son ruins, beach days at An Bang, or cooking classes learning to make cao lau and white rose dumplings.

Bicycle explorationHoi An is flat and bikeable — ride through rice paddies, fishing villages, and the old town
Vietnamese cooking classesLearn to make pho, cao lau, banh mi, and fresh spring rolls with local chefs
Beach & river lifeAn Bang Beach is 4km away; the Thu Bon river runs through the old town with boat rides available

Living in Hoi An, Vietnam

Hoi An is a UNESCO World Heritage town on Vietnam's central coast — a trading port that peaked in the 15th-18th centuries and has been beautifully preserved since. The old town is a grid of wooden shophouses, Japanese bridges, Chinese temples, and French colonial buildings, all lit by silk lanterns at night. It's genuinely one of the most beautiful small towns in Asia.

Beyond the old town, Hoi An is a cycling paradise. Flat roads lead through rice paddies, past water buffalo, and out to An Bang Beach (4km). The food is extraordinary and specific to central Vietnam: cao lau (thick noodles in pork broth), white rose dumplings, mi quang (turmeric noodle soup), and banh mi that's widely considered the best in the country. A full meal at a local place costs 30,000-60,000 VND ($1.20-2.40).

For nomads, Hoi An offers extreme affordability, cultural richness, and a pace that encourages focus. The cafe scene is excellent (Vietnamese coffee culture is serious), internet has improved dramatically, and the town is small enough that you can't get lost. Da Nang, with its airport and city amenities, is 30 minutes north.

Hoi An old town

Wander the UNESCO streets — Japanese Covered Bridge, Assembly Halls, and the central market. Skip the daytime crowds and go at sunrise or late evening.

My Son ruins

A complex of Hindu temple ruins from the Champa kingdom, dating to the 4th century. About 40km southwest of Hoi An, usually visited as a half-day trip.

An Bang Beach

A long stretch of sand 4km east of town with beach bars, seafood shacks, and swimmable water. Bike there in 15 minutes.

Transparent Rates

All prices per person. 1 week minimum stay.

Room Type Price / month Notes
Shared room Best value $350 /mo Starting from
Private room $500 /mo
Ensuite $700 /mo
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The Honest Briefing

Fly into Da Nang Airport (DAD), 30 minutes from Hoi An by taxi (~150,000 VND/$6) or Grab. Get a Viettel or Mobifone SIM at the airport — 4G data is incredibly cheap ($3-5/month). Rent a bicycle for daily use ($1/day) or a motorbike ($25-30/month) if you want more range.

Where to Eat

  • 🍽Bale Well, Hoi An old town — DIY spring rolls with grilled pork, 60,000 VND ($2.40)
  • 🍽Madam Khanh (The Banh Mi Queen), Hoi An — the most famous banh mi in Vietnam, 30,000 VND ($1.20)
  • 🍽Morning Glory, Hoi An — well-known central Vietnamese restaurant, $5-8 per dish
  • 🍽Cafe 43, old town — Vietnamese egg coffee and ca phe sua da in a tiny alley, $1-2
  • 🍽The DeckHouse, An Bang Beach — beachfront seafood and cocktails, $8-15

Cost of Living

Vietnamese coffee$0.50-1.50
Street food lunch$1-2.50
Beer (bia hoi)$0.30-0.80
Dinner out (restaurant)$3-8
Monthly groceries$60-100

The Team

Founders

Hoi An is the kind of place that makes remote work feel like a gift. You're surrounded by beauty, the food costs almost nothing, and the town has a calm that helps you focus. We just built the space to support it.
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Getting There & Around

  • Da Nang Airport (DAD)30 minutes by car/Grab
  • Hoi An old town5 minutes walk
  • An Bang Beach15 minutes by bicycle
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Common Questions

What's the WiFi like?

100 Mbps — strong by Vietnamese standards. Vietnam's internet has improved massively in recent years. Good enough for video calls and daily remote work.

What's included in the price?

Accommodation, coworking access, and communal areas. Meals are not included but eating out is so cheap ($1-3 per meal) that cooking barely makes sense.

How do I get there?

Fly to Da Nang (DAD) — domestic flights from Hanoi/HCMC, plus international connections. Taxi or Grab to Hoi An takes 30 minutes and costs about $6.

Do I need a visa?

Many nationalities get visa-free entry for 15-45 days. For longer stays, an e-visa (90 days) is available for most passports. Check before booking.

Is Hoi An too touristy?

The old town gets busy during the day (especially around the Japanese Bridge), but living here as a resident is completely different from visiting as a tourist. The local streets, markets, and cafes are calm and authentic.

Last verified: April 2026

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Shared room $350/mo
Private room $500/mo
Ensuite $700/mo
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