These 8 Hot New Hotels In Vietnam Are Worth The Visit

When the global pandemic halted travel, that didn’t stop hotel brands and owners from constructing new buildings for accommodation. And as regulations were relaxed and the new normalcy was applied, the tourism industry quickly showed signs of recovery.

Long known as one of the most valuable destinations in Asia, Vietnam has been on the bucket lists of lots of tourists. In March 2022, when Vietnam reopened its borders to welcome international visitors, new hotels started to make their debuts in response to a new wave of travelers.

Recently, CNN has featured their list of top 8 hottest new hotels in Vietnam. They just opened, but these hotels do not disappoint with their outstanding customer service and excellent overall experience.

Regent Phú Quốc

Regent Phu Quoc, a new ultra-luxury hotel with five swimming pools and floor-to-ceiling beach-facing windows, is a quiet retreat that will please guests seeking moments of solitude and serenity. There are 176 suites and 126 villas with tropical vibes and views across the blue ocean and the resort's lagoons.

The resort is also ideal for meetings and weddings, with spaces that can properly adapt to meet the visitors’ needs. Regent also has six dining options, a destination spa (with personal trainers accessible on request), a library, and a kids club. A night at this on-earth paradise starts at $365 per night.

Wink Hotel Saigon Center

Debuted in March 2021, Wink Hotel Saigon Centre wowed customers with its unique, chic, and contemporary design that still blends well with traditional Vietnamese values. Two hundred thirty-seven rooms with three types - standard, twin, and family - are maximized for ultimate comfort, catering to every visitor.

You can find a Wink Food Cart with street food right indoors at Wink Hotel. Collaborated with Toong, the hotel even offers coworking space, or as they say, “your office away from the office." The first Wink stands in the center of Ho Chi Minh's District 1, but there will be more than 20 Wink locations across Vietnam in the future, including Hanoi, Danang, Hai Phong, and Ha Long. With just $70 per night, you can immerse yourself in Wink’s modern, energetic atmosphere.

Maia Resort Quy Nhơn

At Maia Resort Quy Nhon, the open space concept means bringing indoor and outdoor together to create a seamless living space. The 94 villas range from one to three bedrooms, including private plunge pools and gardens. Facilities at Maia range from a seaside spa, classy restaurants, and tranquil yoga to a breathtaking pool bar, 24-hour gym, and an entertaining kids' area.

The property is located on the shores of Phuong Mai Bay, which is 10km from Eo Gio Cliff, Ky Co Beach — two of the most famous attractions in Quy Nhon. The price of a one-night stay is $185. Vietcetera has had the opportunity to experience this wonderful resort. You can read the details here.

Anantara Quy Nhơn Villas

Anantara Quy Nhon Villas, one of Vietnam's finest beach resorts, is surrounded by mountains and overlooks Quy Nhon Bay. It provides beachside sunbathing and adventurous discovery. Only 26 villas are spread across seven acres of exquisite landscaping in front of a secluded cove.

At this resort, you will immerse yourself in authentic experiences with in-villa martial arts, water sports, local excursions, a cliffside jungle spa, and Vietnamese cooking classes. In addition, there are private dining services featuring fresh seafood, gourmet street eats, hot pots, and island picnics. Here’s a review of Anantara Quy Nhon Villas in the past.

Capella Hanoi

It is no surprise to see Capella Hanoi on this list as it has appeared on Travel + Leisure’s list of the 100 best new hotels. Last year, it was named one of the Best New Hotels in Asia-Pacific on DestinAsian Luxe List. Capella Hanoi opened amidst the COVID-19 pandemic, it has overcome various difficulties and won the hearts of many customers both in and outside Vietnam.

On July 21st, Capella Hanoi proudly announced Koki - its main restaurant, which owns one of the largest sake collections in Vietnam. From $300/night, this hotel promises to deliver luxurious services right in Hanoi’s old quarter.

Azerai Ke Ga Bay

Looking to get away from the bustling city? Don't hesitate to book a trip to Azerai Ke Ga Bay, just 180km from Ho Chi Minh city. The resort is a quiet seaside refuge located in the heart of a five-kilometer white sand beach. Located east of Hon Ba Island with the historic lighthouse, Azerai provides a serene atmosphere for relaxation and regeneration.

The property offers 46 rooms with top-notch qualities, including private plunge or swimming pools. Azerai’s wellness theme is taken to heart with a well-equipped spa, tranquil yoga, meditation spots, and relaxing swimming pools. From $266 per night, Azerai Ke Ga Bay is a must-visit resort in Vietnam.

Alma Resort Cam Ranh

Alma Resort sits in one of Vietnam's newest beach destinations — the Bai Dai Beach. The property has 384 rooms and 194 villas along the fantastic beach. Earlier this year, the resort is selected as one of the world's best family resorts by Holiday with Kids.

Alma has a splash waterpark, kids' club, and science museum, a sure hit among children. Parents can also enjoy the 12 swimming pools, movie theaters, spas, and bars. One night at Alma Resort Cam Ranh starts from $181.

Radisson Hotel Danang

The Radisson Hotel Danang is within walking distance of My Khe Beach and just minutes from Da Nang International Airport, Dragon Bridge, and Son Tra Peninsula. One hundred eighty-two rooms and suites at Radisson offer beautiful views of the beach, city, and neighboring mountains.

You can do so many things at Radisson: indulge yourself for a spa day, work out at the fitness center, enjoy the nightlife at Vivid Bar or go for a swim in the rooftop infinity pool. The proximity to My Khe Beach and major corporate headquarters makes the hotel's meeting facilities perfect for hosting business and social events. Add Radisson Hotel Danang to your Vietnam checklist at a reasonable price, starting from $60 per night.