The Hub in Hoi an - what a nice place to work. The view of the garden or rice fields is just beautiful. You will be warmly welcomed by the friendly staff and the Hub family. No matter what, you will always be helped and supported

Super nice place, staff is incredibly helpful and attentive. Relaxed atmosphere, fun community with lots of events. WiFi and AC are top, never a problem. Internet is super fast. The home made granola breakfast and espressos are the best in town.

By now I've been working in a various kinds of coworking spaces. A lot of them are strongly focused on work productivity and business events at the expense of a personal connections, or the other way round. Some are tiny and thus lacks a community while some are large highly professional spaces that lack the personal touch. I love Hub Hoi An because it's somewhere in the middle. The Hub has a good size and great people, starting with Sarah, its founder. She takes great care of the community and its members. The Hub has a laid-back atmosphere where you can make connections even if you're more introvert. The daily lunch is joined by many of its members and a great way to get in touch. It's also a good meal for a good price directly at your workplace. That's one of those things that foster community but also keep you productive. The Hub is located in Cam Châu, which is located between the city center and the beach area. It's a quiet part of Hội An that is surrounded by rice fields on three sides and the Hub is located next to one of them. Just take a two minutes walk into the rice fields in the afternoon to enjoy a great sunset. The community extends beyond the workplace with various events. The weekly dinner for example is a fantastic way to get to know each other and also great restaurants all across town (check out Ganesh!). In general you can get tons of good advice about the town and things around to explore because members tend to be a mix of nomads and expats. The WiFi is good and Vietnam's internet usually is too. You can order great food right to your desk, including vegetarian, vegan, gluten-free & low carb! There's one thing I'd love to see in the future: proper office chairs. Stability/sittings balls can also be a good start. The Hub is not alone in this though. I see that issue in most coworking spaces. Coworkers often spend many hours for many days a week sitting at a desk, so chairs have an impact on posture and health. On the plus side the Hub does have some standing desks! After almost 5 months in Hoi An and at the Hub I'm leaving Vietnam for now. However I'm already looking forward for my next stay in the winter and to see some familiar faces again!

For those who want a change of pace from the big city, Hoi An offers super chill lifestyle opportunities (Beach! Food! Clean air! Rice fields!), and Hub in particular offers the things you're used to (Internet! Social Networking! Coffee!). The best parts of Hub are the intangibles - the staff are nice, the community lunches are delicious and full of people interested in what you're doing, sometimes there are cute puppies. Sarah & Co. put a ton of time into the activity calendar - from social hangouts to business development - and I appreciate that you're always welcome but not obligated to join in. :D Get a bike and cruise through the rice fields to the beach when you're done working. Have a beer and watch the sunset. Go to a pub quiz. * This is my 3rd time in Vietnam, and 4th time at Hub.

I had a fantastic experience here. The wifi is fast and stable, the facilities are well-organized, the coffee is tasty, and the overall atmosphere is great. The owner Sarah is very helpful and welcoming. There are also social events outside of the normal workweek schedule so you can get to know the other members. Being here made my time in Hoi An even better. Highly recommended!