Vietnam


5 Hip Hotels in Vietnam

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  1. Intercontinental Westlake

    Hanoi, Vietnam

    Overlooking the 800-year-old Golden Lotus Pagoda, the Intercontinental Westlake Hanoi is one of the most sublimely located city hotels in all of Asia.

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    • Set on the very waterfront of Hanoi’s West Lake it gives the illusion of floating on water.
    • Set on the very waterfront of Hanoi’s West Lake it gives the illusion of floating on water.
    • Guest rooms are a showcase of Vietnamese contemporary design with signature rich textures and vibrant colours.
    • Set on its own island in the lake, accessible only by torch lit bridge, the Sunset Bar is exactly what it says on the box; the perfect place for drinks at sunset.
    • Situated on the banks of Hò Tây Lake, the hotel is only ten minutes from the historic centre of the city and forty minutes from Noi Bai Airport.

    Prices from:

    £999 per person

  2. Park Hyatt Saigon

    Ho Chi Minh, Vietnam

    A French colonial inspired gem in the heart Vietnam’s most influential and important city, Ho Chi Minh , formerly known as Saigon.

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    • A French colonial inspired gem in the heart Vietnam’s most influential and important city, Ho Chi Minh , formerly known as Saigon.
    • A French colonial inspired gem in the heart Vietnam’s most influential and important city, Ho Chi Minh , formerly known as Saigon.
    • All the rooms are styled in a colonial manner, with dark polished wood floors and white marble bathrooms.
    • Square One is an atmospheric restaurant on the mezzanine level that features authentic Vietnamese cuisine.
    • Xuan Spa is a 16,514 square foot facility that offers seven treatment rooms and a state-of-the-art fitness centre.

    Prices from:

    £1,179 per person

  3. Six Senses Con Dao

    Con Dao, Vietnam

    Protected for decades on land and at sea, this is the latest unspoilt corner of the world to benefit from the gentle footprint of Six Senses.

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    • An oriental beach paradise with a mile long beach backed by green hills.
    • An oriental beach paradise with a mile long beach backed by green hills.
    • A villa with your very own infinity pool, butler, bicycle and unsurpassed ocean views.
    • ‘No Rush Hour’ is the time of day to mingle with a cocktail in hand.
    • Colonial French influence fused with Asian flavour with expansive ocean views.

    Prices from:

    £699 per person

  4. Six Senses Ninh Van Bay

    Nha Trang, Vietnam

    It's the perfect name. Situated on a hidden beach on a lush, mountainous peninsula overlooking a series of overlapping bays, the Six Senses Ninh Van Bay is exactly that – you would never even know it's there. Even as you approach it by boat – the only way to get there – you still need binoculars to pick out the buildings nestling in the dense foliage just behind the pristine sands.

    Everything about the design - architecture, building materials, manner of construction using interlocking wood with no nails or glue - was chosen with the aim of creating the ultimate escape. The result is a series of huts and houses that represent a new style of luxury: more rugged, raw and natural, with space and privacy as primary considerations … it's the ultimate beach fantasy.

    The ultimate barefoot beach shack on one of the most unspoiled coastlines in the world.

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    • The ultimate barefoot beach shack on one of the most unspoiled coastlines in the world.
    • The ultimate barefoot beach shack on one of the most unspoiled coastlines in the world.
    • A series of huts and houses that represent a new style of luxury: more rugged, raw and natural, with space and privacy as prime considerations.
    • There are three restaurants, but dinner on your own terrace of your ‘Robinson Crusoe hut’ is a pervasively tempting option.

    Prices from:

    £2,099 per person

  5. The Nam Hai

    Hoi An, Vietnam

    It is also situated near the ancient river trading port of Hoi An, recently listed by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site because of its wealth of well preserved colonial buildings.

    Nam Hai is a collection of villas and beach houses on the Beach, with a view of the South China Sea and the distant Cham Islands. The sixty one-bedroom villas are distinguished by indoor and outdoor sitting areas, but the most innovative touch is a raised platform set in the middle of the rooms enclosed by mosquito netting that creates a room within a room.

    It is a luxurious resort that includes two gourmet restaurants, tennis, championship golf with clubhouse and a tropical spa, but it also offers something other parts of Asia cannot, namely cultural attractions that reflect the true spirit of Endochine, one of the least exploited areas of South East Asia.

    China Beach is evocative proof that Vietnam is a country of sublime beauty; a charismatic example of the gems that define Vietnam’s unspoiled coastline.

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    • Situated near the ancient trading port of Hoi An, China Beach is evocative proof that Vietnam is a country of sublime beauty.
    • Situated near the ancient trading port of Hoi An, China Beach is evocative proof that Vietnam is a country of sublime beauty.
    • The most innovative touch in the villas is the raised platform enclosed by mosquito netting that creates a room within a room.
    • Located on the upper level of the restaurant, the bar overlooks water gardens and the beach.
    • A beach restaurant on the sand offers, appropriately enough, fresh seafood and local fare.

    Prices from:

    £1,899 per person

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