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House & Apartment for Rent in Hoi An (2026)

Houses and villas from $200 a month — Old Town, An Bang and Cam An, with selected listings.

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Last updated: 11 November 2026 · Listings checked against public sources on 10 November 2026.

Quick answer: A furnished 1-bedroom house or apartment in Hoi An costs ₫7–11 million ($275–$431)/month in the centre, or ₫5–9 million ($196–$353) outside it. Two-bedroom houses run ₫11–18 million ($431–$706). Deposit is normally 1–2 months. Best value for remote workers: Cam Chau. Best beach life: An Bang.

Hoi An is the smallest, quietest rental market in this guide — and one of the cheapest. There are few apartment buildings here. Most foreigners rent a house or a villa: a one- or two-bedroom place with a garden, often with a bicycle thrown in. The trade-off is a small expat community, slower internet in some lanes, and flooding in October–December.

Since 1 July 2025 Hoi An has been part of Da Nang city, and its old wards now form three wards (Hoi An, Hoi An Dong, Hoi An Tay). Listings still use the old ward names — Cam Chau, Cam Thanh, Cam An, Cam Ha, Cam Pho, Minh An — so this page uses those names too.

Selected listings — Hoi An

Asking prices from public listings, checked 10 November 2026. Click through to the original listing for photos, contact details and current availability. Prices are negotiable, usually by 10–30% on a 6–12 month lease.

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Rent prices in Hoi An

TypeMonthly rent (VND)Monthly rent (USD)Notes
Studio₫4.5–7M$176–$275Cam Chau, An Bang
1-bedroom, centre₫7–11M$275–$431Old Town edges, Cam Nam
1-bedroom, outside centre₫5–9M$196–$353Cam Chau, Cam Ha
2-bedroom house₫11–18M$431–$706Most common long-term choice
2-bedroom house with garden₫12–16M$471–$627Cam Thanh, Cam Chau
3-bedroom house / villa₫18–25M$706–$980Families; pools cost more
Villa with private pool₫25–50M$980–$1,961An Bang, Cam An, Casamia

Sources: VietnamTourism.com (2026 city rents), FourGoEast Hoi An 2026 budget, DanangVisaRun wintering guide, MVP Vietnam Hoi An listings — all checked November 2026. Furnished unless noted. Unfurnished runs 20–35% cheaper. Exchange rate 25,500 VND = $1.

Best areas for foreigners in Hoi An

Cam Chau

Cam Chau

best value for remote workers

Rice-field views, cafés and coworking, 10 minutes by scooter to the beach or the Old Town. A 1-bedroom runs ₫5–9M. The lanes are often unlit at night and mosquitoes are common — view a house after dark before signing.

An Bang beach

An Bang beach

best beach life

A beach village of garden and pool villas with cafés by the sand, 3–4 km from the Old Town. Costs more: modern houses here run ₫15–25M. Best if you want to walk to the beach every day.

Old Town edges (Cam Pho, Minh An, Cam Nam)

Old Town edges (Cam Pho, Minh An, Cam Nam)

best for atmosphere

Inside the UNESCO Old Town itself there are almost no long-term homes — it is mostly shops and cafés. Look just outside it, or on Cam Nam island across the river, where small houses and studios are common. Expect higher prices and less space.

Cam Thanh

Cam Thanh

best for space and quiet

Standalone villas among rice fields, canals and the Bay Mau coconut forest, many with a pool. Good for families. You will need a motorbike — it is not walkable to town.

Cam An / Cua Dai

Cam An / Cua Dai

best for beach + town balance

Between the Old Town and Cua Dai beach, with newer villas and the Casamia urban area. The Five Villas beachfront compound sits here (3–6 bedrooms, private pools, from about $5,500/month — the top end of the market).

How to rent in Hoi An — 5 steps

  1. Search. FazWaz for houses and villas, Facebook groups ("Hoi An expats housing", "Hoi An Rental Property"), and local agents such as MVP Vietnam. Most Hoi An rentals are houses, not apartments — expect to scroll past villas to find a simple 1-bedroom.
  2. View in person — and after dark. Check the ground floor for flood marks (October–December), test the WiFi speed, and visit the lane at night: many rice-field lanes are unlit and mosquito-heavy. Never pay before viewing, or before a live video call you control.
  3. Verify the Pink Book. The name on the ownership certificate must match the name on the contract and the bank account you pay into. If the "landlord" cannot show it, walk away.
  4. Sign a bilingual contract. Get the deposit terms, repair responsibility, electricity billing, and notice period in writing in both languages. Normal deposit: 1–2 months. Landlords often ask for a visa valid at least 3 months.
  5. Pay and register. Pay by bank transfer, keep receipts, and make the landlord register your temporary residence. Do not sign 12 months on your first visit — rent short, like the area, then extend.

Hoi An scam warnings

Useful Vietnamese phrases for renting in Hoi An

EnglishHow much is the rent per month?
Tiếng ViệtTiền thuê mỗi tháng là bao nhiêu?
EnglishHow much is the deposit?
Tiếng ViệtTiền cọc là bao nhiêu?
EnglishIs electricity included?
Tiếng ViệtGiá này đã bao gồm tiền điện chưa?
EnglishDoes it flood here in the rainy season?
Tiếng ViệtMùa mưa ở đây có bị ngập không?
EnglishCan I see the Pink Book, please?
Tiếng ViệtCho tôi xem sổ hồng được không?
EnglishWho pays for repairs?
Tiếng ViệtAi trả tiền sửa chữa?
EnglishIs the internet fast enough for video calls?
Tiếng ViệtMạng internet có đủ nhanh để gọi video không?
EnglishCan I pay by bank transfer?
Tiếng ViệtTôi trả bằng chuyển khoản được không?

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Frequently asked questions — Hoi An

How much does it cost to rent a house in Hoi An?

A furnished 1-bedroom house or apartment in Hoi An costs 7–11 million VND ($275–$431) a month in the centre, or 5–9 million VND ($196–$353) outside the centre. Two-bedroom houses run 11–18 million VND ($431–$706). Prices are asking prices, usually negotiable by 10–30% on a 6–12 month lease.

Can foreigners rent a house in Hoi An?

Yes. Foreigners can rent in Hoi An with a passport and a valid visa. Landlords often ask for a visa valid for at least three months. The landlord must register your temporary residence.

How much deposit is normal in Hoi An?

One to two months' rent is normal in Hoi An. Never pay a deposit before seeing the home in person or on a live video call, and check that the name on the Pink Book matches the contract and the bank account.

Does it flood in Hoi An?

Yes. The Thu Bon river floods, usually October to December, and ground floors in the Old Town and riverside areas can flood. Check the ground floor and ask neighbours about flooding before signing a lease, and view the home after dark as well as in daylight.

Where is the best area to live in Hoi An?

Cam Chau is the best value for remote workers — rice-field views, 10 minutes by scooter to the beach or the Old Town, and lower rent. An Bang is best for beach life but costs more. Cam Thanh and Cam An are quieter, with villas and gardens.

Is electricity included in Hoi An rents?

Usually not. Ask how electricity is billed before you sign — the state rate is about 1,984 VND/kWh, but many landlords charge a flat 3,500–4,500 VND/kWh, which can add a lot to a monthly bill in summer.

Related pages

Renting in Hanoi · Renting in Ho Chi Minh City · Renting in Da Nang · Apartments in Vietnam · Houses in Vietnam · Villas in Vietnam · Near the beach homes · How to rent in Vietnam · Vietnam rental scams · 25 Vietnamese rental phrases · All rentals in Vietnam

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