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Situated in prime locations with unique designs, these top 5 Vung Tau resorts boasting breathtaking pools, as introduced by Mytour, have become unmissable destinations for many travelers.
Check out the top 5 fancy Vung Tau resorts with beautiful pools
Alma Oasis Long Hai Resort
Curving around the hills with lush gardens, interlaced with vibrant rooms and villas inspired by the sea, the resort offers 74 brightly colored rooms and villas. With strategically spaced villas and bungalows of minimalistic structure, guests can easily find refreshing and truly relaxing spaces in the resort.
All villas and bungalows feature outdoor verandas and balconies allowing guests to freely enjoy the garden and the beautiful beach view. Nestled at the foot of the hill, near the beach is the main pool area and the Blue Waves bar, providing an ideal space for sunbathing and enjoying the characteristic sea breeze of Southern Vietnam.
The Grand Ho Tram Strip
Stretching along a pristine tropical beach filled with sunshine and breeze, The Grand Ho Tram Strip is the first luxury resort and entertainment complex in Vietnam combining top-notch facilities and services with high-level entertainment activities. Promising to offer diverse, unique, and exciting experiences for travelers visiting Vung Tau.
All 541 guest rooms at The Grand Ho Tram Strip are designed to international 5-star standards, luxurious yet comfortable. Rooms are furnished with luxurious king-size velvet beds, marble floors, and balcony window frames opening to breathtaking natural scenery, providing guests with exquisite and completely relaxing experiences.
The Imperial Vung Tau
Located about 150m from Bai Sau beach, Imperial Vung Tau Hotel enjoys an ideal location as it is situated in one of the most beautiful beaches in the city. It is currently the first and only 5-star standard hotel in the Bai Sau area, featuring Western classical architecture inspired by the grand castles of the Victorian era.
The unique feature of The Imperial Vung Tau Hotel is that each room is named after famous palaces in the West and decorated with rustic materials such as white marble, copper, wood, glass, or porcelain, exuding a luxurious vintage style, evoking the imperial lifestyle of the Victorian era.
In addition, the hotel is adorned with over 3,000 paintings depicting Western fairy tales. The bedrooms are intricately designed down to the smallest details: glasses, cups, phones, rainfall showers, chandeliers, and notably, all hotel beds are topped with goose feather mattresses ensuring you a deep and comfortable sleep.
Vietsovpetro Ho Tram
Located within the Hồ Tràm – Bình Châu tourist cluster, an area touted as the most developed eco-tourism destination in Ba Ria Vung Tau in the coming years, Vietsovpetro Ho Tram resort is an ideal stopover for those visiting the coastal city.
Boasting a 4-star standard, Vietsovpetro Ho Tram resort blends the sophistication and modernity of Europe with the classic warmth of Asia. Situated in the heart of Ho Tram beach, just 46km from Vung Tau city, from the resort, you can easily access the peaceful life of friendly Vung Tau fishermen, indulge in shopping and casino services at the 5-star MGM Ho Tram complex, or relax at the Binh Chau hot springs.
Six Senses Con Dao
Putting tranquility first, Six Senses Con Dao is nestled along the beautiful azure coast, amidst serene white sands, entirely detached from the outside world. With 50 villas entirely crafted from wood, lining the 1.6 km coastline, designed in a simple yet elegant style. Each villa is fully equipped with luxurious 5-star amenities yet remains remarkably modest.
All guest accommodations here are constructed as separate villas, each cluster near the sea comprising a living room, bedroom, swimming pool, and some villas with kitchens and dining rooms to meet the long-term needs of a small family. Additionally, each villa has its own pool, with discreetly enclosed outdoor bathing spaces, offering travelers an infinite and distinctive sensation.
By Tiểu Lam
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Reference: Mytour Travel Handbook
MytourAugust 14, 2016
