Capella Hanoi and InterContinental Danang Sun Peninsula Resort continue to affirm their leading position in the luxury hotel industry in Vietnam when they were honored by Condé Nast Traveler - the world's leading prestigious travel magazine at the beginning of the new year. The prestigious travel magazine Condé Nast Traveler (CN Traveler) of the US recently published an article listing the best hotels in Vietnam based on independent assessments by a team of editors and reporters. According to CN Traveler, while the hotel service industry in Vietnam was not previously highly regarded as in Indonesia or Thailand, in recent years, resorts in Vietnam have made many neighboring Southeast Asian countries "follow suit". "With a long coastline lined with coconut trees in the East of the country and a rich and interesting culture, resorts in Vietnam have a lot of "material" to become unique", CN Traveler commented. “From a luxurious 1920s-style “hideaway” in Hanoi to a boutique resort on the southeast coast - these are the best hotels in Vietnam for 2025”, the prestigious American magazine suggests an interesting list when mentioning Capella Hanoi and resorts in the south of the country.
Capella Hanoi - A masterpiece that even Gatsby would be jealous of “In an era of minimalist design hotels using beige as the main color, this latest luxurious masterpiece of Hanoi is a new and different note”, CN Traveler introduces Capella Hanoi. Under the talented hands of architect “wizard” Bill Bensley, the golden age of opera in the 1920s is brilliantly recreated. From the hotel lobby decorated with stage props and murals simulating scenes of paparazzi flashing their flashlights, to the 47 rooms, all of which are unique masterpieces, named after famous actors, singers and playwrights in the opera world such as Sarah Bernhardt, Eleonora Duse, Lina Cavalieri... - every detail at Capella Hanoi is unique and bears the mark of luxurious Art Deco architecture. "The luxury would make Mr. Gatsby jealous", commented CN Traveler.
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Each room at Capella Hanoi is unique and bears the mark of luxurious Art Deco architecture. |
Another highlight of Capella Hanoi is its system of high-end and impressive restaurants. Hibana by Koki is a teppanyaki restaurant awarded 1 Michelin star, while Backstage and Izakaya restaurants are on the Michelin Selected list. Coming to Capella Hanoi, visitors will have a true "taste" adventure. For breakfast, you should try the dishes at Backstage restaurant, with bread, handmade pearl milk tea and pho by Anh Tuyet - a culinary artist loved by chef Anthony Bourdain. If you want to eat while enjoying a panoramic view of Hanoi's Old Quarter, choose The Hudson Rooms with caviar and chilled oysters reminiscent of New York in the 1920s...
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At Hudson Rooms, diners will be transported back in time to New York's bustling Grand Central Station during its heyday in the 1920s. |
The American magazine also praised Capella Hanoi for conquering the hearts of tourists with its unique bar Diva's Lounge. Located right on the first floor lobby, Diva's Lounge stands out with its Bordeaux red velvet curtains like a cozy little stage. "Amidst the hustle and bustle of Hoan Kiem district and the Old Quarter, you will still want to set foot in Diva's Lounge at sunset, where every day there is a female diva in sparkling costumes waiting", CN Traveler's writers described. Not only is Capella Hanoi on the list of top hotels in Vietnam, it also scored a "double" when it was honored by CN Traveler magazine as the best hotel for a trip to Hanoi in 2025. Since its launch, Capella Hanoi has continuously affirmed its appeal in the luxury hotel sector, conquering a series of prestigious awards around the world.
InterContinental Danang Sun Peninsula Resort - Danang's most outstanding resort Nestled among the lush green hills of Son Tra Peninsula, Danang is considered the Riviera of Vietnam, where dense forests intermingle with ancient pagodas. Located in this beautiful location is InterContinental Danang Sun Peninsula Resort - the resort that CN Traveler has named Danang's most outstanding resort - an extraordinary and passionate feat of construction... Only about 30 minutes from Danang airport, InterContinental Danang Sun Peninsula Resort gives visitors the feeling of entering another world, isolated and peaceful.
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InterContinental Danang Sun Peninsula Resort offers guests the most unique and private experience. |
Architect Bill Bensley has created a unique blend of indigenous architecture and Indochinese architectural style. The resort has 197 rooms and villas, arranged on a stratified terrain with four levels: sea, land, sky, and paradise and visitors need to use the Nam Tram "mountain train" to move. This is a unique mountain railway, with carriages shaped like traditional basket boats, each decorated with a monkey mascot on the handlebars. This is considered an ideal check-in point that visitors cannot miss when visiting the resort.
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Nam Tram "mountain train" is an ideal check-in spot that visitors cannot miss. |
Coming to InterContinental Danang Sun Peninsula Resort, visitors' rest is absolutely enhanced. "The bedrooms are spacious, with direct views of the sea and sky, filled with light and extremely smart design", CN Traveler commented. Not only that, the editorial team of the American magazine also praised the resort's bathrooms, comparing the bathtubs "big enough for you to swim". Since its opening in 2012, InterContinental Danang Sun Peninsula Resort has been constantly praised by international media. The resort has welcomed thousands of visitors from all over the world, achieved excellent culinary awards, and become the venue for memorable events including the Summit of world leaders and famous billionaire weddings. Being honored by CN Traveler again proves that, after 13 years of launching, InterContinental Danang Sun Peninsula Resort still maintains the appeal of a leading resort masterpiece in Vietnam.
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