An Bang Beach Hideaway Homestay

Book now! Seriously, Diem and her family were absolutely spectacular. The way we travel, we normally grab ideas through online research and see where the day takes us and the amount of recommendations that Diem clearly curated over long months of research truly showed; we were not disappointed in any of the spots she led us to. Everyone within the family was responsive to our needs and requests via Whataspp. Somehow we found ourselves feeling both like royalty and family during our stay and I couldn't recommend this homestay more. Also note that it is clear the An Bang area has seen an increase in tourism as many of the streets have in-progress infrastructure upgrades. I'd be very excited and curious to know how the town looks in just a few years. We hope to come back very soon!

First of all, I can highly recommend this place for kind, helpful and very sweet staff. People were so willing to give a hand, offer advice...and from a very genuine place. Questions and issues were swiftly addressed both by email and in person. The house itself was fantastic- very cozy with a kitchen where we could easily cook (or have cooking done for us). It was so nice for a family and very reasonably priced. The heart-breaker was the construction going on everywhere in An Bang, including right next door. The whole village is being bought up by wealthier outsiders and being built up (although supposedly no mega hotels). The beach may have been a stunner at one time and still does have its charms, but the garbage was horrendous. However, we did take this opportunity to teach our child to pick up trash. We would certainly go again because the village people are sweet, the food is excellent, and it is not as bad as near-by areas, like Hoi An and Danang. Overall, the rapid "development" of this area and lack of environmental protection is ruining it.