Lasenta Boutique Hotel Hoian
A 73-room four-star set back among the rice fields east of the old quarter, rated 9.1 across 5,730 reviews with cleanliness at 9.4. The night market is 1.7km, so this is not a walk-to-dinner address. What you get instead is quiet, green views and unusually good options for three sharing.
At a glance
- Official name
- Lasenta Boutique Hotel Hoian
- Location & getting around
- 57 Ly Thuong Kiet, Hoi An Dong Ward, Da Nang City, Hoi An, Vietnam
- Area
- Hoi An Rice Fields
- Property type
- Hotel · 4★
- Guest score
- 9.1 / 10 · 5,730 reviews
Agoda guest score - Rooms & occupancy
- Family room, Connecting rooms, Suite, Triple, Double, Twin
- Source: Agoda property information
- 9.1 overall, cleanliness 9.4, value 9.3, staff 9.3 across 5,730 reviews
- Rice Field View exists as its own room type
- Superior Triple, Deluxe Triple with balcony and a Family Connecting room
- Reviews repeatedly mention shuttles to the Old Town and beach, plus free bicycles
- No walkable shops — the night market is 1.7km and a store 1.6km
- Agoda's location score is 8.6, below the walkable properties in town
- Reviews describe the pool water as lukewarm and loungers short in the afternoon
Location & getting around — 1.7km to the night market, out past the paddies
The hotel stands on Ly Thuong Kiet, out where the town gives way to rice fields. Central Market and Quan Cong Temple are 1.2km away, the Phuc Kien Assembly Hall 1.2km, Hoi An Ancient Town 1.4km, the Cantonese Assembly Hall 1.7km and the night market 1.7km. The property lists itself as 1.6km from the centre.
Da Nang International Airport is 24.5km straight-line, about 44 minutes by car. An ATM is 720m away, the nearest convenience store 1.6km and the coach stop 2.1km.
How you leave the property is the whole question here. Reviews repeatedly describe a shuttle to the Old Town and the beach, and just as often mention free bicycles used on the lanes through the fields. Others simply put the old quarter at five or six minutes by car.
Two caveats. There is no walkable parade of shops — a store at 1.6km makes an evening errand a trip rather than a stroll. And Agoda’s location score is 8.6, against 9.1 to 9.5 for the walkable properties in town. The quiet is priced into that number.
Rooms & occupancy — Rice Field View, Superior Triple and a connecting family room
The hotel opened in 2016, seven storeys and 73 rooms. Check-in is 2pm, check-out noon.
Rice Field View is listed as its own room type, held separate from the city-view ladder of Superior Double or Twin, Deluxe Double or Twin City View and Suite City View. Above those sit the Grand Deluxe, Junior Suite and Grand Suite.
Party sizes are unusually well covered. Guest records show a Superior Triple and a Deluxe Triple with balcony, and a Family Connecting room for splitting across two spaces. Three adults in one room is awkward to arrange inside the walkable zone in town; here it is a listed type. Children up to eleven stay free on existing bedding, with meals for ages 5 to 11 at half the adult price.
The caveat is the floor. Reviews note that a low floor did not deliver the view guests had booked for. If the paddies are the reason you are choosing this hotel, raise the floor as well as the room type when you reserve.

Facilities — outdoor pool, spa and a hot tub
There is an outdoor pool, a restaurant, a café, a bar and lounge, a fitness centre, a spa with massage, a sauna, a hot tub and a shop. Two event halls seating up to 60 are listed, with a projector available.
What reviews return to:
- The upper-floor pool looks out over the fields, described as modest in size but well kept and worth the view.
- Cleanliness draws the strongest praise. Agoda’s cleanliness score is 9.4, and guests repeatedly describe the rooms as spotless.
- The basement massage appears in several reviews — plain surroundings, good hands, prices described as reasonable.
- Breakfast is praised for composition rather than scale, with an egg and noodle station and local dishes in the mix.
The same reviews flag limits. The pool water is described as lukewarm, and loungers run short in the afternoon. Reports on insects contradict each other — one guest found ants in the room, another described the hotel as spotless. Pool hours vary by season, so confirm at booking.

Best for
- Three adults sharing — two separate triple room types are offered
- Days spent cycling the lanes with only the evening spent in town
- Anyone who wants distance from the old quarter's evening crowds
Not ideal if
- You want to walk to the night market each evening — it is 1.7km each way
- You expect shops and food at the door — the nearest convenience store is 1.6km
- The beach is the point of the trip — the coast needs a shuttle or a car
Compared & alternatives — 1.7km is not an extension of the walkable zone
On paper this sits only 600m further out than Little Riverside Hoi An at 1.1km. The difference is what the 600m crosses: a riverside street lined with shops in one case, open fields in the other. The choice a guest actually makes at 7pm changes, which is why the two are treated as separate areas here.
For evenings on foot, Allegro Hoi An is 480m from the night market and Almanity Hoi An 870m. For days on the sand, Silk Sense Hoi An River Resort is 330m from the beach. The way the areas divide across town is set out in Where to Stay in Hoi An.
Bottom line — trading 1.7km for quiet and floor space
1.7km to the night market, 73 rooms, a Rice Field View room type. The value here is the window, the silence and the fact that three adults can share without improvising. Cleanliness at 9.4 and value at 9.3 back that up.
Against it, every evening out is a shuttle or a car, and the nearest shop is 1.6km. Decide whether the trip in and out is one you want to make nightly. Rates move with dates and party size.
FAQ
How do you get to the Old Town?
Central Market and Quan Cong Temple are 1.2km away, Hoi An Ancient Town 1.4km and the night market 1.7km. Reviews repeatedly describe using the hotel shuttle into the old quarter, with others putting it at five or six minutes by car. If walking everywhere is the plan, choose a hotel in town.
Are bicycles available?
Several reviews mention borrowing bicycles at no charge and riding the lanes and paddies around the hotel, including into the old quarter. Terms and how many are available are described inconsistently and can change, so confirm when you book rather than assuming.
Can three adults share a room?
Guest records show a Superior Triple and a Deluxe Triple with balcony, and there is a Family Connecting room for splitting across two spaces. One review describes a king, a single and an extra bed in the same room. Occupancy and extra-bed rules differ by type, so enter the exact party before comparing.
How far is the beach?
The hotel sits between the old quarter and the coast, so the sea is not walkable. Reviews mention taking the shuttle to a beach and finding the water calmer than at Da Nang. Routes and timetables are not published, so ask before booking if you plan to use the beach daily.
Other stays in this city
- Silk Sense Hoi An River Resort
Three hundred and thirty metres to the sand, 4.3km to the night market. Eighty-one rooms, three of which come with their own pool — and whether that pool earns its place is the real question here.
- Allegro Hoi An
Three hundred and fifty metres to the Japanese Covered Bridge, 480m to the night market, and an entry room of 47sqm. Walkable hotels usually shrink the room to buy the address — this one does not.
- Almanity Hoi An Resort & Spa
Quan Cong Temple at 250m, the night market at 870m, and a child policy that runs free to age eleven. The loft rooms split living and sleeping across a staircase, which suits some groups and rules out others.
- Little Riverside Hoi An
Central Market is 500m, the night market 1.1km. Close enough to walk after dark, far enough that you will feel the return leg. In exchange you get 42 suites and a quiet stretch of river.