Two Horses Hostel

A good hostel for a very reasonable price. The staff are very friendly. There's a pool, though it's a bit chilly. The breakfast is basic but includes coffee or juice. The surroundings are beautiful! They don't provide towels, but you can rent them for 25,000 VND per day. You can also rent bicycles, motorbikes, and book tours or taxis.

The hostel's atmosphere and staff were great, making for a comfortable stay. Breakfast, while not offering choices, consisted of two slices of toast, fruit, and something grilled (*yaki* – perhaps a pancake or similar local dish), which was delicious. However, a Chinese woman staying in the same dormitory entered the room loudly at 1 AM, pulled open my bed curtain, and started shouting at me. Since I don't speak English or Chinese, I used a translator to communicate, but she just said "that's enough" and climbed onto the bunk bed next to mine, complaining loudly and clicking her tongue. I could hear her thrashing around on the top bunk for a while, and I couldn't fall asleep until around 4 AM. I wondered what that was all about and tried to sleep again, but when I woke up in the morning, a pillow that the Chinese woman had apparently thrown in anger had hit my umbrella, which was drying on the floor, breaking its ribs. At the front desk that morning, I asked what had happened the previous night and why the woman was angry. They told me that because I had requested the lower bunk, they moved her to the adjacent upper bunk, prioritizing my request. It seemed like the woman had no idea her bed was moved. I felt like they were implying it was my fault because I made a request, even though it was clearly a mishap caused by the hostel's lack of communication. I thought, "Wait, isn't that strange?" I had a bus to the airport at 10 AM that day, so I spoke to the staff and had them handwrite a factual confirmation letter for my overseas insurance. While the staff did apologize, the Chinese woman remained asleep in the room. I couldn't get any compensation, whether it was intentional or an accident. Aside from that incident, it was a very good hostel.

Great central location, perfect for sightseeing. The room was clean, but the air conditioning wasn't very effective. I wish breakfast was available from 7 AM.

A wonderful hostel in the heart of Old Hoi An! The staff were incredibly friendly and always ready to help. The hostel was very clean, with daily housekeeping. The rooms were spacious with comfortable beds, individual lighting, and power outlets! Breakfasts were light but very tasty! All the old town's attractions and the night market are within walking distance! They also offer bicycle and motorbike rentals for those interested!

I spent three nights at the Two Horses Hostel in Hoi An and I wholeheartedly recommend this place. The women who run the hostel are absolutely wonderful: very kind, available, and always ready to help. They give excellent advice, can organize excursions, scooter rentals, recommend fantastic places to eat, and share real local gems. Another point I particularly appreciated: every morning, breakfast was different. This is quite a rare touch, and above all, everything was truly delicious. The value for money is simply exceptional. For the price paid, the quality of the welcome, service, and overall experience is remarkable. A human, warm, and authentic address that I 100% recommend for a stay in Hoi An!