2 of the 3 most luxurious resorts in Vietnam are fully booked for the 30/4 ceremony, the remaining places cost up to 50 million VND/night
The holidays are approaching, which means that the question of where to go, where to eat, and what to eat is constantly being raised by many people in discussions with family and friends. However, if many mid-range rooms and hotels in tourist cities still have room, on the contrary, 2 of the 3 most expensive resorts in Vietnam are now full.
The first name is Six Senses Ninh Van Bay (Nha Trang). Located completely separate from the city and entertainment services are not noisy and crowded, Six Senses Ninh Van Bay brings the purest beauty in Nha Trang. This is the perfect combination between modern and unspoiled, between luxurious lifestyle but still close to nature.
The resort has a total of 54 luxury villas designed in the traditional Vietnamese architectural style combined with the classic French style. Each villa at Six Senses Ninh Van Bay has its own swimming pool, indoor and outdoor bathing space. In addition to relaxing in the cool water, customers can participate in many other interesting activities that are completely free such as tai chi, kayaking, mountain climbing, scuba diving to see corals, windsurfing.
Photo: Fanpage Six Senses Ninh Van Bay.
According to a source from Zing, Truong Dinh Dong, manager of Six Senses Ninh Van Bay resort, said that the resort was fully booked during the upcoming 30/4 holiday. In particular, the most luxurious villa in the resort, priced at 97.48 million VND/night on the occasion of April 30, also had a group of 6 Vietnamese guests booked a whole month in advance.
This luxury villa is located at the eastern tip of Ninh Van Bay, with a private infinity pool of 110 m2. Guests can check-in privately by private speedboat depending on weather conditions. The villa has its own butler serving 24/7.
Similar to Six Senses Ninh Van Bay, another luxury resort that has also “sold out” is Amanoi (Ninh Thuan). This is the first 6-star resort in Vietnam and also the most expensive resort today. According to information on the official website, the lowest price at this resort is 27 million VND/night and the highest price is over 180 million VND/night.
Different from the luxury and modernity like many luxury resorts today, Amanoi Resort owns a green, cool and close space. The resort is designed by talented architect Jean-Michel Gathy with contemporary Vietnamese style, from the roof structure to the lights inspired by the fishing basket.
With a prime location overlooking Vinh Hy Bay, surrounded by majestic mountains and forests, Amanoi is fully booked from April 30 to May 2 (information on Agoda.com). .
Thus, up to the present time, in the top 3 most expensive resorts in Vietnam, only Four Seasons Resort The Nam Hai (Hoi An) There is room for the upcoming holiday period. However, the price here is up to more than 50 million VND/night for a villa with only 1 bedroom, including breakfast (information on Booking.com).
In return, visitors can experience high-class resort services at Ha My beach area, one of the most beautiful beaches in the world.
On many reputable booking sites, the resort “Four seasons” received almost perfect customer reviews. Daniel, a tourist from the UK commented that his experience here encapsulated in 2 words “perfect”. Meanwhile, Emma, another British tourist, said there was “nothing to complain about”. According to Emma, the fee at this resort is super expensive compared to the common ground in Vietnam but completely worth the money.
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