Buildings such as hanging gardens, revolving rooms, or lotus restaurants on the sea surface are the highlight of Ha Giang, Cat Ba, and Ninh Van Bay resorts.
H’Mong Village just opened this summer in Trang Kim, Quan Ba, Ha Giang. The resort once caused a “fever” on social networks with its bungalows or baskets, items associated with the daily life of the H’Mong. Play around like a backpack on their back, helping them carry, carry, carry, even carry their children regardless of the terrain when going to the fields or going to the market.
The resort is located on hills, facing the Mien River and majestic mountains in the distance. In addition to the rocking-shaped bungalow, the resort also has 4 double rooms, 3 dorm rooms with 40 single beds and an outdoor infinity pool.
100% of the rooms here are made of eco-friendly materials such as earth and wood, so they are cool in the summer and warm in the winter. Each room is simply decorated with local cultural beauty and fully equipped. Especially, the rooms are facing the dawn, so that every morning, opening the curtain slightly, visitors can catch the warm rays of the sun at the beginning of the day.
A night’s stay here costs 400,000 VND in a community room and 2,400,000 VND in a bungalow.
Flamingo Cat Ba ( Cat Ba town, Hai Phong) is located on the long stretch of Cat Co beach. The buildings here are designed as a hanging garden with about 50,000 trees and vines on the balconies on 4 sides of the building. The buildings are connected by a “cloud bridge”, where visitors can take a walk in the air, fully watching the beauty of the most beautiful bay in the world.
This place focuses on the design of photography and sightseeing spots such as the oasis swimming pool by the sea, the Lan Ha Panorama viewing point (pictured) where visitors can enjoy the whole view of the sea. The resort owns 256 hotel rooms, 60 sky villas, and a presidential villa on the top floor of the building, with panoramic views of the bay.
Currently, the resort has a promotion program for 2 days and 1 night with the price of 990,000 VND/person and only welcomes guests within the province.
An Lam Retreats Ninh Van Bay (Ninh Hoa, Khanh Hoa) makes its mark with a restaurant designed like a lotus flower blooming on the sea surface, with pristine wood and bamboo materials.
The resort is located on a peninsula in Ninh Van Bay, where there are pristine forests, natural streams and a long stretch of coastline. Here, visitors can experience absolute privacy and safety during Covid-19 and escape the hustle and bustle of the city.
The accommodation has a total of 37 wooden villas located by the sea, in the forest with 1-3 bedrooms. On the photo is a 3-bedroom villa, with a private swimming pool overlooking the bay, suitable for family vacations.
In addition, visitors here can experience kayaking, go on a cruise to watch the sunset, visit lobster and fish farms, go hiking by the stream or simply relax with a 60-minute spa treatment. Villa prices here from 6,600,000 VND/night.
I-Resort Nha Trang is a mineral spring resort, so there is no shortage of mineral pools and natural mud baths. With an area of 12 hectares, this place is designed like a miniature oasis, with thousands of trees, 3-storey waterfall, a water park…
In the high-class service area, there are 9 bungalows and 5 villas built with local materials such as wood, stone, nipa leaves or even flower bricks, old door frames are reused. The blocks are designed as a strip in the middle of a rocky hill. In addition, all room types are equipped with 1-2 semi-open-air baths, with natural hot mineral water.
Room rates here are from 4,000,000 VND/night, service time from 8am to 6pm daily. The service price includes mineral soak, mud soak, 60-minute full body massage, tickets to mineral springs and water park, and fruits, drinks, and snacks at May restaurant. The facility is temporarily closed to prevent Covid-19 and is expected to reopen in early December.
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