Looking for a coworking spaces in Hoi An? Hoi An isn’t the first place people picture when they think “digital nomad hub”, but between the rice fields, An Bàng beach, and a growing expat scene, it’s quietly become one of Vietnam’s better bases for remote work. Here’s our top 5 places to actually get things done.

What Remote Working Looks Like in Hoi An?

Is the wifi in Hoi An reliable enough to work? Yes. Hoi An’s internet is faster and more stable than its small-town reputation suggests. Most guesthouses, cafes, and the town’s one dedicated coworking space run on business-grade fiber, and speed isn’t usually the limiting factor, comfortable seating and AC are.

Is there an actual coworking space, or just cafes? Hoi An has one dedicated coworking space, Hoi An Co Working Hub, set among the rice fields between the Old Town and An Bàng beach. Everyone else works from a rotating cast of laptop-friendly cafes.

Do I need a coworking membership, or can I just cafe-hop? Most nomads who’ve spent real time in Hoi An lean toward cafe-hopping: it’s cheaper, and Hoi An has enough good options that you don’t get bored of one view. A coworking day pass is worth it on days you need quiet or a call.

Is Hoi An or An Bàng Beach better for working? Depends on your rhythm. Old Town cafes tend to be more social and sometimes crowed; An Bàng leans quieter with a slower, beachy pace.

How much should I budget for coworking or cafe work? Hub Hoi An’s day pass runs 340,000 VND, with better value on a weekly pass. Cafes are cheaper per visit, a coffee & all day breakfast option would land somewhere between 150,000 VND to 300,000 VND.

Our Top 5 Picks

1. Hub Hoi An Coworking Best dedicated coworking space

The only true coworking space in Hoi An, set between Old Town and An Bàng beach. The signature draw is the rice field view from the workspace, worth knowing this depends on the season, since the fields are green and full during Hoi An’s rice seasons (August to November and late March to June) and bare in between.

Good to know:

• Dedicated coworking infrastructure, fiber wifi, quiet and call-friendly rooms
• Rice field views, seasonal (best Aug to Nov and late Mar to Jun)
• Community events and member perks

Details:

• Location: 98 Lê Thánh Tông, An Mỹ, Hội An (https://maps.app.goo.gl/6pf198ZrKZ4u4gFD7)
• Price: day pass 340,000 VND; 1 week 1,710,000 VND
• Amenities: AC rooms, phone booths, printing, lockers
• Hours: 24/7 access for members

2. Phin Lounge An Bang Best all-round setup near the beach

One minute’s walk from An Bàng beach, with the rare combination of a proper AC room and a garden space, plenty of power outlets, and tables suited to laptop work in both settings. Their menu ranges from Western breakfast to Vietnamese dishes, the coffee holds up on its own, and the extras like the shower area and lockers make it easy to fold a beach session into your workday. Check their website for more details.

Good to know:

• Choice of AC indoor room or garden seating
• Fresh shower water area and lockers, handy if you’re coming from the beach
• Diverse menu, Western breakfast through to Vietnamese cuisine and Signature Home Smoked Food
• Great coffee

Phin Flow Yoga is right upstairs on the second floor: mat yoga, aerial hammock, Pilates, yogalates, kid yoga, singing bowls, and gong baths, seven days a week, multiple classes daily. Drop-in session is 300,000 VND. Perfect for nomads who want to relax or add some movement to their days.

Details:

• Location: 1 minute walk to An Bàng Beach (https://maps.app.goo.gl/pRNVE3JNSSKwNSyN6)
• Price: guests typically spend from 100,000 VND to 500,000 VND
• Amenities: AC room, garden seating, power outlets, showers, lockers
• Hours: 8AM to 9PM

3. Nourish Hoi An Best for a dedicated quiet floor

Nourish has a dedicated workspace on the second floor, separate from the main dining area downstairs, a real plus if you want to be somewhere that isn’t primarily a cafe. No AC, so it suits people who don’t mind working with fans and open air, and the vegetarian and vegan menu is genuinely strong if that’s your preference.

Good to know:

• Dedicated second-floor work space, away from the main cafe floor
• No AC, fan-cooled only
• Great vegetarian and vegan menu
• Closes at 4PM
• Mint Yoga, which specializes in aerial yoga, is inside Nourish too with 2 classes daily.

Details:

• Location: 220a Nguyễn Duy Hiệu, Hội An (https://maps.app.goo.gl/uWF7JZGs6hjuZ2gF6)
• Price: guests typically spend from 150,000 VND to 400,000 VND
• Amenities: dedicated upstairs work area, wifi
• Hours: 8AM to 4PM

4. Bonte Cafe Best if you’re staying outside town

Air-conditioned and reliable, but worth knowing it’s a bit removed from the main areas, about 4km from the beach and 2km from Old Town. Best suited to nomads staying nearby rather than a spot you’d travel across town for daily.

Good to know:

• Full AC on the 3rd Floor
• Around 4km from the beach, 2km from Old Town
• Best for those already based nearby
• No food menu

Details:

• Location: 99 Lê Hồng Phong, Hội An (https://share.google/OW86P3wElLHry1auR), roughly 2km from Old Town, 4km from the beach
• Price: 50,000 VND to 100,000 VND per drink
• Amenities: AC, wifi, seating for laptop work
• Hours: 6AM to 6PM

5. Slow Cafe Best for a short, scenic session

A genuinely pretty garden setting, but not built for all-day laptop work, there aren’t many tables or dedicated work space, the breakfast and lunch menu is limited, and it can get busy fast. Better as an occasional change of scenery than a regular base.

Good to know:

• Very pretty garden setting
• Limited tables and no real dedicated work space
• Limited breakfast/lunch menu, and can get crowded

Details:

• Location: Trà Quế Village (https://share.google/inM8VBZQKWsifyAVV)
• Price: 60,000 VND to 200,000 VND
• Amenities: garden seating, wifi
• Hours: 7.30AM to 6.30PM