First of all, Mr. Minh the GM was very kind and helpful. They couldn’t have a better person as a representative, he was attentive, friendly, and a warm soul overall. Despite working overtime to help cover an employee’s shift (and presumably a bit tired) he still provided great service. The location is the main reason we picked this hotel, right along the river just across the bridge from Old Town. It’s about a 5 minute walk and a pleasant one at that. Also, we had rooms on the side of the hotel away from the river and away from the noise, quite peaceful despite the partying going on at the Mr. Bean bar just next door. The style and decor were beautiful. Old, wooden, classic. It has a certain charm to it. The hotel DOES have free bicycle rentals, which are recommended but not necessary. Again, everything is within reasonable walking distance. While the breakfast wasn’t stellar, the satay (meat skewers) were (in my opinion) quite delicious. Would just like to say ‘thank you’ one more time to everyone working there.

It isn’t wheel chair accessible, and if you have limited mobility be sure to ask for a room with a walk-in shower. I mention this because my room (we had two rooms) had a rainfall shower head but it was centered above the bathtub which has a high lip. There is a shower head that you can hold but you have to reach across the bathtub to use it. Also, the elevator to the upper floor isn’t wheel chair accessible, so request something on the ground floor if this is relevant to you. The coffee wasn’t great at breakfast either, just a heads up. That being said… it really doesn’t matter because I think one reason people come to Vietnam and to Hoi An is to explore the cafés and coffee culture anyhow. So, skip the coffee at breakfast and go to the old town for a cup of Joe.

Great location along the river, very walkable to restaurants, the night market and shopping. Great ambiance around the whole property with features like the wooden bridge. The staff were very friendly, especially Minh, who went out of the way to ensure our stay was comfortable and assisted with organizing pickup and drop off to the airport. Bicycles were also available for free use.

This was one of our favorite hotel stays on our trip (we stayed at 9 different accommodations). The architecture, design, and furnishings made it feel like an oldtown hotel. The family rooms were nice because there was an upstairs and downstairs bedroom with queen-sized beds. Buffet breakfast was decent to start the day -- plenty of variety and attentive staff that kept the area clean and dishes replenished. Lovely pool area that has as an arch bridge that spans over the pool - a must-try. More on the staff: the managers always greeted us with a smile and was always willing to help. We have to give a major shoutout to the staff because one of people in our party lost their wallet in the streets of Hoi An and a Good Samaritan picked it up, found the hotel's business card inside, contacted the hotel, and the hotel staff sent someone out to meet up with the Samaritan and ultimately retrieve the lost wallet. We thought the wallet was good as lost, but without the good people of Hoi An, we wouldn't have recovered it. We liked the option of the free rental hotel bikes for the very walkable downtown area. Best feature of the hotel is the location. You can easily walk to the popular Hoi An Bridge in a matter of minutes. The northside of the Hotel has the carless street that you can access to local shops and the Thu Bồn River.

The Wi-Fi was awful. Didn't matter the time of day, it was barely usable. Had to use cellphone data plan to connect to the internet. The cable TV was dated, but didn't use it at all. Although the family room bedrooms were separated (1 upstairs, 1 downstairs) the bathroom didn't have a lock to it, so be mindful before walking into your family/friend's privacy space. Wasn't an issue for us, but just keep that in mind. One of the three rooms had some dead bugs on the floor, so not great, but we've seen worse in Vietnam, so it wasn't too bad.

The staff were incredibly friendly and helpful, the pool was beautiful, and the beds were comfortable. The location was also ideal for seeing the town. A very beautiful place. Laundry service was very well done and so quick.

The place we booked was listed as 3 rooms, but it really was more like 2 - there was a bed just by the front door, then a room divider with another bed, and then a loft upstairs with a bed. The bathroom had no door to the main area with the sink and bathtub, although the shower and the toilet were in an area that had a door to it, but it was a strange setup. Would be the perfect room for a family with young kids as the parents could keep an eye on them.

We love staying at this Hotel. It is in a vibrant area of the Ancient City of Hoi An. The pool was our best friend during the heat of the day and the staff/mangers were friendly and engaging towards us. Our room was made up daily with fresh towels/linen and complimentary bottles of water.

This is not a 5 star Resort Hotel, but I cannot fault our prolonged stay at Long Life Riverside Hotel at all. We love it and will return on our next visit to Hoi An.

The location is amazing - right in the heart of Ancient Town and alongside the river - you can walk to all the main attractions. I loved the dark wood decor, balconies and huge, comfy rooms. Breakfast was lovely and sitting outside watching from the balcony the town waking up was a perfect to start the day. The owner and staff were lovely, helpful and so understanding when I had to change my original booking as I was unwell. If you want to stay in a charming, value for money Hotel in the perfect location, then this is the Hotel for you.

Nothing - not having a lift might be a problem for some.

The GM Mr. Minh Van was a gracious host who made our stay extremely pleasant. The hotel was next to the river with a great view and also slightly away from the hustle bustle which was exactly what we needed. The staff went beyond our expectations to fulfill my wife's needs and provided her with a fresh and hot vegetarian breakfast. The hotel also provided bicycles and umbrellas whenever we needed, which made our time in this enchanting town even more delightful.

There's no glass on the bathroom window, which opens in the room. It wasn't a flaw in our room, but it's their design. Was a little weird for us.

The Long Life Riverside hotel is located in a prominent spot in Hoi An, right in the middle of the hustle and bustle, you would never know it thanks to the wonderful layout of the Hotel. They have all the facilities for you to be able to enjoy the local atmosphere and everything that Hoi An is famous for. Book one of their bikes, and take a ride across the bridge to Hoi An old town. or just relax by the pool and enjoy a cocktail. As a Mr & Mr Couple we felt comfortable and completely loved and looked after as we have in most of Vietnam. Well Done and we wish you a long life by the riverside, we will definitely return to this beautiful place again.

The hotel was under renovations while we stayed here however, the staff and owners are grateful for your understanding whilst they recover from a Two year closure over Covid. Please understand.

Long life riverside hotel is located right in the heart of Hoi An ancient town. It is within walk of all attractions and they have bikes you can use if you don’t want to walk. This hotel is gorgeous! Full of traditional architecture and the room we stayed in was superb including a bath and a shower with the room itself being very spacious. The staff were happy to help with our every need, even going beyond to help us recharge our phone credit. The manager spoke good English to. Will definitely stay again next time we are in Hoi An.

Great place with a dining/breakfast area looking over the river. Just steps away from the night market and a short walk from the historic old town area. Bicycles were provided for free for my girlfriend and I which was a great way to get around town. The host is attentive to requests, speaks English and can provide local recommendations for things to do.

The swim-up bar has apparently been closed since the pandemic, which is unfortunate. There was remodeling going on in the primary entrance to the hotel so we used the back entrance but there was no noise from the work being done.