Vietnam
Vietnam spans lively cities, historic trading towns and varied mountain and coastal landscapes. Regional cuisines and cultural traditions give each part of the country a distinct character.
Hotels in This Destination
Capella Hanoi turns a petite Old Quarter-adjacent hotel into a theatrical celebration of opera, design and dining, with an intimacy rarely found in a capital-city five-star.
Four Seasons Resort The Nam Hai is a 100-villa Ha My Beach retreat of Vietnamese garden-house architecture, three cascading pools and one of Asia’s most distinctive wellness programs.
Hoiana Hotel & Suites is a 134-key all-suite coastal tower where 70-square-metre entry accommodations, private balconies and an infinity pool connect directly to Hoiana’s vast beach, golf and entertainment resort.
InterContinental Danang Sun Peninsula Resort is a Bill Bensley-designed retreat in the Son Tra nature reserve, combining a private beach, rainforest villas, acclaimed dining, and serious spa and nature programming.
InterContinental Phu Quoc Long Beach Resort is a large family-friendly tropical resort on Vietnam’s Long Beach, with 459 rooms, suites and villas, multiple pools, HARNN Heritage Spa, and a rooftop bar built around sunset.
JW Marriott Hotel Hanoi is a dramatic lakeside landmark in western Hanoi with 450 rooms, extensive gardens, destination dining and an entire upper floor devoted to wellness.
Facing the Opera House on Lam Son Square, Park Hyatt Saigon combines French-colonial style, Vietnamese art, lush pool gardens and standout dining in one of Ho Chi Minh City’s most walkable luxury locations.
Directly on Bac My An Beach, Pullman Danang combines 186 rooms and cottages, tropical gardens, an infinity pool and easy access to both central Da Nang and the cultural sights of Hoi An.
On Phu Quoc’s western shore, Regent pairs oversized suites and private-pool villas with minimalist Vietnamese design, sunset-facing pools, six dining venues and its own luxury catamaran.
High above central Saigon, The Reverie is an unapologetically opulent showcase of Italian design, with 286 guestrooms, skyline views, a 24-meter pool and Michelin-starred Cantonese dining.
A Hanoi landmark since 1901, Sofitel Legend Metropole blends French-colonial heritage with Vietnamese history, a garden pool, serious dining and a famous wartime bomb shelter in the heart of the old city.