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Hotel Review: Cashew Tree Bungalow, An Bang Beach, Hoi An

April 4, 2024 By James Clark

Cashew Tree An Bang Beach

Hotel review of the Cashew Tree Bungalow in the An Bang Beach area, a popular expat area in Hoi An.

Hotel Name: Cashew Tree Bungalow.
Address: An Bang Beach (near An bang Purple Lantern Restaurant), Cam An, Hoi An, Vietnam

I stayed at the Cashew Tree Bungalow in the An Bang Beach neighbourhood of Hoi An. I booked online at the rate of $22 USD per night, and I booked it for its location near the beach. An Bang has become an expat hotspot in Hoi An, and it’s one of my preferred areas to stay in Hoi An.

Cashew Tree Bungalow is on the Google Map but the places aren’t numbered here, so make sure you have it on your map before you get a taxi. The Cashew Tree is in a side street off the main road, with Passion Bar on the corner.

Passion Bar An Bang Beach

In the alley, look for the Cashew Tree Restaurant sign, or the Purple Lantern Restaurant.

Cashew Tree Restaurant An Bang Beach

The Cashew Tree Bungalow is in an unmarked house next to the restaurant.

Cashew Tree An Bang Beach

There is a reception area in the front, and if no one is there then just ask in the restaurant.

Cashew Tree reception

While I was being checked in I was served a welcome drink.

Cashew Tree welcome drink

The rooms are bungalow-style with a little courtyard in front of the room.

Cashew Tree bungalow

I got a double bed, and the room was spacious for my needs. The bed had a mosquito net, and the fan was sufficient to keep the room cool.

Cashew Tree bed

There is free wifi and I had a decent reception in my room.

Cashew Tree room

Drinking water is provided in a glass bottle. All those plastic bottles in a hotel add up every day.

Cashew Tree water

A little snack bar is provided if you can’t be bothered going outside. The snacks are cheap as these sort of hotels in Vietnam don’t charge stupid prices for in-room snacks.

Cashew Tree snacks

The bathroom is attached to the back of the bungalow giving it an outside setting feel.

Cashew Tree bathroom

There was a little garden next to the shower, adding to the tropical bungalow vibe.

Cashew Tree shower

The bungalow is about 5-minutes walk from An Bang Beach. There are also bicycles available for free, so I usually cycle into the Hoi An Ancient Town when I am staying in An Bang, and that takes about 15 minutes.

An Bang Beach

Overall this was a great place to stay in An Bang if you are looking for a budget room.

Book the Cashew Tree Bungalow online or search for more hotels near An Bang Beach.

Filed Under: Accommodation Tagged With: an bang, hoi an, hotel, vietnam

About James Clark

James Clark is the founder of Nomadic Notes. He has been a digital nomad since 2003, and Nomadic Notes features trip reports, train travel articles, and where to stay guides. He writes about transport and urban development at Future Southeast Asia. Subscribe to the weekly travel newsletter.

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