New 5-Star Hotels in Vietnam Open Late 2024 and Offer Luxury Escapes Amidst Nature
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As the summer travel season approaches, Vietnam has seen the opening of several new 5-star hotels that cater to the growing demand for high-end accommodations in the country’s most picturesque destinations. From the dramatic mountain landscapes of Mù Cang Chải to the pristine beaches of Phú Quốc, these properties offer discerning travelers immersive experiences that blend luxury amenities with the natural wonders of Vietnam.
Garrya Mù Cang Chải
One such property is the Garrya Mù Cang Chải, which opened its doors in early August in the remote Pú Nhu village of Yên Bái province. Surrounded by the towering peaks and verdant rice terraces that have made Mù Cang Chải a popular destination, the 110-room resort aims to provide guests with a deeply restorative experience.
“We wanted to create a haven where travelers can truly disconnect from the stresses of everyday life and reconnect with the beauty of the natural world,” says the resort’s manager. “Every aspect of the Garrya Mù Cang Chải, from the design of the guest rooms to the wellness-focused programming, has been carefully curated to immerse our guests in the tranquility of the Tây Bắc region.”
To that end, the resort offers a range of activities centered on mindfulness and rejuvenation. Following guided hikes through the surrounding landscapes, visitors can start their days with yoga and meditation sessions. The resort’s restaurants also focus on healthy, locally-sourced cuisine to complement the overall wellness theme.
“We’ve found that many Vietnamese travelers these days are looking for more than just the typical beach vacation,” Kristal Nguyễn, Travel Company explains. “They want experiences that allow them to reconnect with nature and find a sense of inner peace. The Garrya Mù Cang Chải is well fit resort to fulfill that need.”
Rooms at the Garrya Mù Cang Chải start from 3.9 million VND per night, with a 30% discount available for bookings made before July 31st.
Angsana Quan Lan, Quang Ninh
Also situated in the stunning Quang Ninh province is the Angsana Quan Lan, a sprawling island oasis accessible only by boat. Spanning 300 keys across a private, palm-fringed stretch of coastline, this tropical haven will epitomize the concept of an off-the-grid luxury escape.
The resort’s striking, modern architecture welcomes guests and melds seamlessly with the surrounding natural environment. Each of the spacious suites, villas, and residences will feature private balconies or terraces that offer breathtaking vistas of the shimmering East Sea. Aside from the luxurious accommodations, the Angsana will treat visitors to an array of world-class amenities, including multiple infinity pools, a state-of-the-art spa and wellness center, and an abundance of recreational pursuits such as water sports, tennis, and golf.
Culinary enthusiasts, meanwhile, will be delighted by the resort’s diverse dining offerings, which span from casual beach bars to sophisticated fine-dining establishments showcasing the bounty of Vietnam’s coastal cuisines. Complementing the epicurean delights will be a lively calendar of cultural events and entertainment, including live music performances, traditional Vietnamese dance showcases, and immersive experiences that allow guests to discover the unique heritage and customs of the local Quan Lan Island community.
“The Angsana Quan Lan has been designed to be a true sanctuary, where guests can escape the stresses of everyday life and immerse themselves in the beauty and tranquility of this untouched island paradise,” says resort manager. “We want to provide an unparalleled luxury experience that also celebrates the incredible natural and cultural riches of this remarkable destination.”
Room rates at the Angsana Quan Lan, Quang Ninh start from 4.5 million VND per night.
The Flamingo Ibiza, Thanh Hoa
Rounding out this impressive quartet of new 5-star resorts is the Flamingo Ibiza, a 200-key beachfront haven situated along the pristine coastline of Thanh Hoa province. Designed to evoke the same vibrant, Mediterranean-inspired ambiance as its Phu Quoc counterpart, this stylish retreat will treat guests to an unparalleled island escape infused with the same energy and sophistication of its Balearic namesake.
Accommodations at the Flamingo Ibiza will range from chic, modern suites to lavish, multi-bedroom villas, each outfitted with private pools, expansive terraces, and breathtaking views of the shimmering East Sea. Complementing the luxurious lodgings will be a wealth of world-class amenities, including a private beach club with watersports facilities, multiple dining venues showcasing innovative global and Vietnamese cuisines, and an indulgent spa and wellness center.
Throughout their stay, guests will be able to indulge in a curated calendar of exclusive events and entertainment, from lively beach parties and DJ-helmed pool parties to intimate acoustic performances and wellness-focused retreats. The resort has also partnered with local artisans and cultural experts to offer immersive experiences that allow visitors to discover the rich heritage and traditions of Vietnam’s coastal communities.
“The Flamingo Ibiza has been designed to be a true oasis of luxury and sophistication, where guests can escape the stresses of everyday life and immerse themselves in an atmosphere of pure indulgence,” says resort manager Tran Thi Thuy Linh. “By blending the vibrant energy of Ibiza with the natural beauty and cultural richness of Vietnam’s coastline, we’ve created a one-of-a-kind destination that will redefine the meaning of a luxury island retreat.”
Room rates at the Anantara Núi Chúa start from 3 million VND per night.
The La Festa Phu Quoc, Kien Giang
Finally, on the island of Phú Quốc, the La Festa Phu Quoc opened its doors in June, offering a luxurious beachfront escape for travelers seeking a quintessential Vietnamese island experience.
Transporting guests to the glittering shores of the Mediterranean, the La Festa Phu Quoc will bring a touch of Ibiza-inspired glamour to Vietnam’s famed Phu Quoc Island. Featuring 300 luxurious accommodations, this stylish seaside resort will offer an unmatched level of sophistication and exclusivity.
Designed in a striking, contemporary aesthetic that pays homage to the whitewashed architecture of the Balearic Islands, the La Festa will feature sleek, minimalist structures accentuated by vibrant pops of color and natural materials that reflect the laid-back, breezy ambiance of the Ibizan lifestyle. Guests will be able to lounge poolside at one of the resort’s multiple infinity-edge swimming pools, sipping craft cocktails and taking in breathtaking vistas of the shimmering turquoise waters of the Gulf of Thailand.
In the evenings, the La Festa will transform into a lively hub of entertainment, with a DJ-helmed beach club, chic rooftop bars, and world-class restaurants serving up innovative interpretations of Mediterranean and Vietnamese cuisine. Wellness-minded travelers, meanwhile, will find solace at the resort’s indulgent spa and fitness facilities, which will offer everything from rejuvenating treatments to holistic wellness programs.
“The La Festa Phu Quoc aims to bring a new level of glamour and exclusivity to Vietnam’s tourism landscape,” says The Resort manager. “By blending the laid-back, carefree spirit of Ibiza with the natural splendor and rich cultural heritage of Phu Quoc, we’ve created a one-of-a-kind luxury retreat that will captivate discerning travelers from around the world.”
Room rates at The La Festa Phu Quo start from 6 million VND per night.
As these new 5-star properties demonstrate, Vietnam’s tourism landscape is evolving to cater to the diverse needs and preferences of modern travelers. Whether seeking a wellness-focused mountain retreat, a beachside island escape, or an eco-conscious nature experience, these hotels offer a range of luxurious and immersive options for discerning vacationers.
“The opening of these new 5-star hotels is a testament to the growing demand for high-end travel experiences in Vietnam,” says Kristal Nguyen, a travel industry manager. “As the country continues to develop its tourism infrastructure and attract more international visitors, we can expect to see even more innovative and exciting properties emerge in the years to come.”
For now, these four new 5-star hotels stand as shining examples of Vietnam’s ability to blend its natural wonders with world-class hospitality, offering travelers a chance to indulge in the country’s stunning landscapes and rich cultural heritage like never before.