Amanoi

Are you looking for a slice of paradise? Then look no further, Amanoi, nestled on the pristine coastline of South Vietnam, offers just that. With its breath taking views of Vinh Hy Bay and luscious green rolling hills, it delivers a bespoke experience that you will never forget. Combining contemporary beauty with traditional Vietnamese materials, it truly is at one with nature and will leave you feeling relaxed and rejuvenated with its tranquil and calm ambience. A boutique hotel with just 31 suites and five villas, enjoy unspoilt panoramic views of the East Sea.

LOCATION

Not only does Amanoi boast stunning views, but it is also isolated, leaving the hills and waters unspoiled. Nestled in the cliff tops overlooking a lotus filled lake and surrounded by private sandy beach; seclusion and peace are absolute at Amanoi. To fully immerse yourself in the surroundings, the hotel offers various activities ranging from trekking through Nui Chua national park, to snorkeling through the coral and vibrant fish and kayaking along the dramatic coastlines. A 75-minute journey from the airport by our private transport is all it takes to arrive at this luxury resort.

YOUR ROOM

The 36 spacious suites and villas, referred to as Pavilions, have a cosy and romantic feel using authentic natural materials to add to the charm of the hotel.The rooms all have large windows allowing light to flood in and revealing stunning views of Vietnam’s natural beauty. Head out onto your private deck, where some suites and villas feature private pools where you can take a dip under the starry sky.

WHY WE LIKE IT

After a day of adventures, the idea of a spa could not be more welcoming. Located on the shores of the lake overlooking the floating lotus blossoms, lose yourself to the surroundings and calmness of the lake whilst you are pampered with traditional Vietnamese products. As well as the spa, the restaurant is renowned for its fresh fish from the azure waters and, if you’re feeling adventurous, why not join the locals to fish for your own catch of the day?