Hội An.

UNESCO lantern-lit streets, Japanese Bridge, ancient merchant houses, tailor shops, and atmospheric cafés.

Best for: Culture lovers and photographers who want to live inside a living museum — expect tourist crowds daytime.

Rent 5,000,000–10,000,000 VND/month ($200–$400)

The main beach area — surf shops, beach bars, yoga studios, and a relaxed international community.

Best for: Beach-loving nomads and yoga practitioners who want sand, waves, and sunset cocktails.

Rent 4,000,000–8,000,000 VND/month ($160–$320)

Residential area between Old Town and the beach — quieter streets, local markets, and excellent value apartments.

Best for: Budget nomads who want the best of both worlds — Old Town and beach within cycling distance.

Rent 3,000,000–6,000,000 VND/month ($120–$240)

Southern beach area — wider beaches, fewer tourists, and a more local Vietnamese atmosphere.

Best for: Expats seeking quieter beach living away from tourist areas.

Rent 2,500,000–5,500,000 VND/month ($100–$220)

Pottery village on the outskirts — traditional crafts, peaceful countryside, and the cheapest rents near Hoi An.

Best for: Artists and deep-budget travelers who want rural Vietnamese charm.

Rent 2,000,000–4,000,000 VND/month ($80–$160)

Along the Thu Bon River — boutique hotels turned long-stay rentals, river views, and morning market atmosphere.

Best for: Couples and writers who want scenic riverside living with Old Town access.

Rent 4,500,000–9,000,000 VND/month ($180–$360)