The historic coastal riverside town of Hoi An has been known to travelers since at least the middle of last millennium, when it was a major port of call for merchants from Japan, China and even Arabia. These traders made use of the port's facilities and build a formidable town, until its importance waned as the Hoi An river silted up and internationals focus shifted to the costal port of Da nang.
Hoi An is now enjoying something of a renaissance as tourists folk to the one peaceful town. The ancient streets and temples have withstood this mordent  onslaught remarkably well, and Hoi An remains a “must see” on any tour of Vietnam. The street themselves - narrow and faced with formidable frontages of ancient “shop-houses”- together with the town remarkable and eclectic architectural styles, evoke a feeling of time gone by, and it isn't difficult to imagine the town of three or four hundred years ago, bustling with trade and enjoying its economic and cultural heyday
The hotel located in the green and quiet area, just few steps to the downtown of Hoi An the UNESCO world hesitate site. The beautiful Cua dai beach is a 5 km biking and Da Nang International Airport is a 35 km drive.
From Phuoc An Hotel to My son holy land, the world heritage site is 45 km.
From Phuoc An Hotel to Hue City, the world heritage site is 150 km.