Designed by award-winning architect Tan Hock Beng, Princess D’Annam Resort and Spa mixes modernist and post colonial ambience by fusing French-colonial and tropical architecture with Oriental imagery. Charming, ornate latticework, textured walls and a mix of old and new Chinese and Vietnamese details bring about an ambience of imperial charm, perfectly fitting the renowned princess after whom the resort is named. With its long stretch of beach on the South China Sea, stunning mountains, red canyons, sand dunes, and rich ecosystem, the region offers a wide range of outdoor activities, such as spectacular mountain rides in vintage jeeps.
Each private villa is a true sanctuary, with private pool, outdoor bathroom, lush garden area and of course interior design and furnishing of the highest standards, styled by Vincent Koh. The luxury suites offer the same high level of design but are located nearer to the hotel amenities. All possess interiors lavished with furnishings in New Vietnamese Tropical style.
The resort itself boasts four swimming pools, two restaurants and an extensive spa complex. The Spa’s 10 individual treatment rooms are built around an unusual inner courtyard with intimately-spaced corridors and mysterious alcoves. For avid golfers, the nearby Ocean Dunes golf course, designed by Nick Faldo, is one of the best in Vietnam.