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Vinh Hy Village, Vietnam

Ana Mandara Cam Ranh

Cam Lâm, Vietnam

On Bãi Dài, along Cam Ranh Bay, Ana Mandara Cam Ranh pairs a broad beachfront resort setting with a distinctly Vietnamese design vocabulary. Accommodation spans hotel rooms and suites in two tower buildings, alongside pool and beachfront villas; 30 Lagoon Villas were added for guests arriving from New Year 2026. Conical-hat forms and local architectural references carry into contemporary interiors, while the beach, lagoon-inspired swimming pool, dining venues, and spa shape a stay with much of its appeal on property.

Anantara Quy Nhon Villas

Quy Nhon, Vietnam

A secluded beachfront resort featuring individual villas with private pools set along pristine coastline in central Vietnam. The property combines contemporary design with local influences, offering an intimate retreat with world-class dining and wellness facilities.

Capella Hanoi

Hanoi, Vietnam

A striking contemporary luxury hotel set on the Red River with commanding views of Hanoi's colonial architecture and modern skyline. The property seamlessly blends Vietnamese heritage with minimalist design, offering an intimate retreat in the heart of the bustling capital.

Hyatt Regency Danang Resort & Spa

Da Nang, Vietnam

A beachfront luxury resort nestled on a private stretch of My Khe Beach, offering contemporary Vietnamese hospitality with world-class amenities. The property seamlessly blends modern design with local culture, featuring stunning ocean views and an acclaimed spa.

InterContinental Danang Sun Peninsula Resort

Da Nang, Vietnam

A clifftop architectural masterpiece perched 100 meters above the South China Sea, seamlessly blending Vietnamese heritage with contemporary luxury. The resort commands one of Southeast Asia's most dramatic coastal settings, with indigenous design elements and sustainable practices woven throughout its modernist framework.

Park Hyatt Saigon

Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam

On Lam Son Square in central Ho Chi Minh City, Park Hyatt Saigon puts the Opera House and several of the city’s landmark sights within an easy walk. Its 245 rooms and suites sit in a French-colonial-style property whose formal interiors draw on Vietnamese art and craft. A 20-metre outdoor pool offers a change of pace from the busy streets, while on-site dining includes Vietnamese-French cuisine at Square One and Italian fare at Opera.

Regent Phu Quoc

Phú Quốc, Vietnam

On Phú Quốc’s white-sand western coast, Regent Phu Quoc occupies the Bãi Trường (Long Beach) shoreline, with the Gulf of Thailand and sunset views shaping the resort’s appeal. The 342-room property opened as a Regent in April 2022 and is arranged entirely as suites and villas. Its design brings Vietnamese references into contemporary, minimalist interiors; the wider stay centers on beach time, several pools, a spa and a varied dining program. Phú Quốc International Airport is about a 15-minute drive away.

Sofitel Legend Metropole Hanoi

Hanoi, Vietnam

Opened in 1901 as the Grand Hôtel Métropole Palace, the hotel grew into a 358-room landmark in Hanoi’s French Quarter, a short walk from the Opera House. Its historic Heritage Wing and more contemporary Opera Wing offer two distinct architectural moods within one city hotel. The property’s history is part of the stay: guests can join a daily historian-led tour of its wartime bomb shelter and Path of History.

Zannier Bãi San Hô

Xuân Cảnh, Vietnam

On a secluded peninsula in central Vietnam, Zannier Bãi San Hô spreads 73 villas across beachfront, hillside and paddy-field settings, between rice paddies and a coral bay. The villas draw on regional Vietnamese architectural traditions, while the bay, reef and nearby fishing communities shape a stay centered on coastal nature and local culture. Away from major tourist destinations, the retreat is a substantial resort rather than a small inn; the nearest airports listed by the hotel are about one to one hour 20 minutes away by road.