Hub Hoi An

The workspace is fantastic, the atmosphere is great, and somehow they've managed to solve the biggest problem in modern work: not enough Vietnamese coffee. Being able to make my own Vietnamese coffee throughout the day was dangerous for my sleep schedule, but excellent for my productivity.

The weekly events are also brilliant.

By the end of the week, I'd consumed enough coffee to briefly achieve enlightenment.

Highly recommend to anyone who wants a productive workspace, a great community, and the ability to legally turn themselves into 70% condensed milk and caffeine.

Nice setting for a coffee or a juice, in good company, with a view of the rice paddies.

If you’re looking for a place to work and network, you can stop searching. This is the best coworking space I’ve been to in Vietnam!

The people and staff are incredibly kind and friendly, creating a real sense of community. It’s also such a peaceful and beautiful place to get work done.

Great spot!

This is a beautiful space! My friends and I came to look at the rice fields and we ordered a few drinks. The cafe sua da was delicious, and the orange juice tasted freshly squeezed! The workers are so nice and even brought out fans for us while we sat outside. Highly recommend for anyone looking for a nice, serene cafe with gorgeous views!

You could not ask for a better co-working space!! It is by far the best co-working experience I have had, with convenient facilities, helpful staff, nice food and drinks delivered to your desk, a beautiful view, and being surrounded by like-minded peers who work hard and socialize hard. Truly a hidden gem for remote work and building a community 👌

Beautiful, rice field view.

I worked at this coliving for a day, and the setting is honestly beautiful. I was surrounded by lush greenery and open rice fields, which made it a very nice and inspiring place to work. Having a coffee while looking out over the fields was a great experience, and during the day, it felt calm and productive. However, there are a few important downsides. First, you always need a reservation, which makes it less flexible than a typical coworking space. It’s not ideal if you just want to drop in and work spontaneously. Mosquitoes can also be a real issue, especially in the evening or after rain, which can make it uncomfortable to stay longer. The biggest concern is the outdoor setup during rain. The covering doesn’t seem well maintained, and water can get in quite easily. This creates a real risk for laptops and equipment, which is not something you expect in a coworking environment. It feels like the space could be much better managed in terms of maintenance and protection. Overall, it’s a great spot for the view and daytime vibe, but improvements are needed in comfort, flexibility, and especially infrastructure to make it a reliable place to work.

We have been to plenty of co-working spaces during our travels and have to say that the coliving has been the most amazing one so far.

The location, the vibe, and the community are second to none. It really inspired us to work harder than ever.

The operation and the team have going on is impeccable. The community is so vibrant it’s hard not to engage and connect.

Unfortunately, we had to move on, but we will definitely come back to Hoi An, and one of the reasons is the coliving!

See you later this year!

A coworking space in a remote location, in the best sense of the word, set along the rice fields.

Prices are not particularly low by local standards, but the value matches the setting and experience.