World's Best Hotels in Vietnam: The 2025 Acclaimed List

In 2025, Vietnam is increasingly establishing itself as a premier hotel destination on the international stage. This year, numerous establishments across the country have been honoured with prestigious accolades, including the World Travel Awards and the Michelin Guide, as well as recognition from renowned publications such as Travel + Leisure and Condé Nast Traveller.

For the first time, the Michelin Guide unveiled its global hotel rankings through the Michelin Key distinction. On this occasion, 13 Vietnamese hotels were selected, showcasing the excellence of local hospitality. Among them, two establishments achieved the highest honour of Three Michelin Keys: Capella Hanoi, in the heart of the capital, and the exceptional Amanoi, nestled between the sea and nature in Khanh Hoa.

Capella Hanoi, Hanoi

Located on Le Phung Hieu Street, just 500 metres from Hoan Kiem Lake, Capella Hanoi is a prestigious hotel designed by the celebrated architect Bill Bensley. The establishment draws inspiration from the world of 1920s opera houses, blending classic elegance with artistic creativity. The hotel features 47 rooms and suites, ranging from 35 to 194 square metres, all featuring balconies. Each room boasts a unique design and tells a different story, paying homage to opera artists through intricate architectural details and interior décor. In 2025, Capella Hanoi was also voted the Best Hotel in Vietnam by Condé Nast Traveller and earned a five-star rating in the Forbes Travel Guide Star Awards.

• Rates per night: From $265, depending on the season.

Amanoi Resort, Khanh Hoa

Amanoi Resort, situated in Khanh Hoa province, is nestled in the heart of the UNESCO-listed Nui Chua National Park. Beyond a luxurious stay, travellers can enjoy numerous nature-filled experiences: trekking to the summit to admire the sunrise, hiking in the national park, snorkelling, kayaking, sailing, paddleboarding (SUP), or a private beach picnic. The resort offers 44 guest pavilions, ranging from one to five bedrooms, each spanning several hundred square metres with vast, airy spaces.

• Rates per night: From $759 for a double room.

Four Seasons Resort The Nam Hai, Da Nang

The Four Seasons Resort The Nam Hai, located in Da Nang, was awarded Two Michelin Keys and a five-star rating at the Forbes Travel Guide Star Awards. The five-star classification is the highest level of recognition from the famous American travel guide, reserved for hotels deemed exceptional and iconic, offering impeccable service and high-end facilities. Set on Ha My Beach, the resort draws inspiration from local culture and enjoys an ideal location near UNESCO World Heritage sites, including Hoi An Ancient Town, the former imperial capital of Hue, and the My Son Sanctuary. The resort features 100 luxury villas, ranging from one to five bedrooms.

• Rates per night: From $835.

Six Senses Ninh Van Bay, Khanh Hoa

Six Senses Ninh Van Bay was voted Asia's Most Romantic Resort 2025 by the World Travel Awards. Overlooking Ninh Van Bay, the resort offers total immersion in nature, with thatched-roof villas allowing guests to admire the landscape directly from their bed or bathtub. The site also houses a conservation area dedicated to protecting endangered monkey species. On-site, guests can enjoy activities such as hiking, seaside picnics, fishing, and sunset cruises.

• Rates per night: From over $759, depending on the season.

InterContinental Sun Peninsula Resort, Da Nang

This resort was voted Vietnam's Best Island & Beach Resort 2025 by Travel + Leisure, Best Hotel in Vietnam 2025 by Condé Nast Traveller, and Asia's Leading Luxury Resort at the World Travel Awards. Spanning 39 hectares, the resort is nestled on a hillside in the Son Tra Peninsula Nature Reserve. It offers 201 rooms and suites discreetly integrated into the forest, all with sea views. The establishment also boasts a 700-metre private beach. Furthermore, it houses a Michelin-starred restaurant, the first in Da Nang to receive this distinction.

• Rates per night: From approximately $759, depending on the period.

Zannier Bai San Ho, Phu Yen

Note: The original text mentions Dak Lak, but this resort is located in Phu Yen. Zannier Bai San Ho received Two Michelin Keys and features in the Top 50 Best Hotels in the World 2025 by The Telegraph Hotel Awards. It was also selected in the Top 100 Best Hotels in Asia-Pacific by Tatler Asia. Designed as a coastal village in Song Cau, the resort comprises villas inspired by traditional architecture, scattered across a hill with breathtaking sea views. The communal areas, decorated with antiques and artworks, create an elegant yet authentic atmosphere.

• Rates per night: From approximately $379, depending on the season.

JW Marriott Emerald Bay Resort & Spa, Phu Quoc

JW Marriott Emerald Bay Resort & Spa ranked first in the category of Best Hotel Pool in Vietnam 2025 at the Travel + Leisure Luxury Awards Asia-Pacific. It also features among the best resorts in the world according to Condé Nast Traveler. Often compared to a true tropical paradise, the resort stands out with three spectacular pools. The most iconic, "Shell," is an adult-only pool shaped like a seashell, adorned with shimmering mosaics and a retro style. This is complemented by the "Sun" pool facing the sea and the "Sand" pool dedicated to children. For more privacy, travellers can opt for villas with private pools.

• Rates per night: From approximately $335.

Anantara Hoi An Resort, Hoi An

Anantara Hoi An Resort was named Vietnam's Best Upcountry Hotel 2025 by Travel + Leisure. Located on the banks of the Thu Bon River, just a few minutes' walk from the UNESCO-listed Hoi An Ancient Town, the establishment harmoniously blends classical architecture with contemporary comfort. Travellers can participate in various cultural activities, such as floating lantern releases, basket boat rides, or local culinary experiences. Anantara Hoi An is also among the first establishments to use 3D printing technology for the artistic presentation of certain dishes.

• Rates per night: From approximately $265.

Sofitel Legend Metropole Hanoi

The Sofitel Legend Metropole Hanoi was awarded One Michelin Key and was ranked Vietnam's Best City Hotel 2025 at the Travel + Leisure Luxury Awards Asia-Pacific. It is also the only Vietnamese establishment to feature in the Condé Nast Traveler 2025 Gold List. Located on Ngo Quyen Street, this prestigious hotel is the oldest in the capital, built in 1901. Travel experts worldwide describe the Metropole as a symbol of French colonial elegance, combined with warm and refined hospitality. The hotel has over 350 rooms.

• Rates per night: From approximately $215.

Panhou Retreat, Ha Giang

Panhou Retreat was distinguished as Asia's Leading Eco-Resort 2025 at the World Travel Awards (WTA). Located in Hoang Su Phi, the resort draws inspiration from the legend of the god Long Khuyen Ban Ho, considered the ancestor of the Dao people. The architecture celebrates local craftsmanship and natural materials such as rammed earth, river stone, and recycled wood. The accommodation, consisting of villas and bungalows, is harmoniously integrated into the heart of the gardens. Panhou Retreat offers traditional medicinal herb baths of the Red Dao people, as well as meditation and yoga sessions. Travellers can also take part in treks to discover local villages and heritage-listed terraced rice fields.

• Rates per night: From approximately $110.

La Veranda Resort, Phu Quoc

La Veranda Resort Phu Quoc topped the ranking for Best Spa Hotel in Vietnam 2025 by Travel + Leisure and was named Asia's Leading Boutique Resort by the World Travel Awards. Located on Phu Quoc Island, facing the Gulf of Thailand, the resort evokes the elegant atmosphere of 1920s French mansions. The 1,500 m² Son Tinh Wellness Sanctuary is hidden in the heart of a lush tropical garden. It includes eight treatment rooms and four VIP suites inspired by the elements of earth, water, wood, and fire. Available programmes include detox and physical recovery, alongside a saltwater pool, a yoga centre, and a gym.

• Rates per night: from approximately $106, depending on the season.

La Siesta Classic, Hanoi

La Siesta Classic Hanoi climbed to 12th place in the Top 25 Best Hotels in the World 2025 by Tripadvisor, one of the most prestigious rankings in the Travellers' Choice Best of the Best Awards. This boutique hotel, located in the heart of the Old Quarter, has 70 rooms, most with balconies. The establishment is notable for its sky bar offering panoramic views of the old town, with the Long Bien Bridge as a highlight. On special occasions, guests can even watch fireworks over Hoan Kiem Lake.

• Rates per night: from approximately $95.

Beyond the iconic establishments mentioned above, Vietnam boasts many other internationally distinguished places to stay. These include Banyan Tree Lang Co Resort (Hue), Azerai Ke Ga Bay (Binh Thuan), Legacy Mekong (Can Tho), Six Senses Con Dao (Ba Ria - Vung Tau), Park Hyatt Saigon (Ho Chi Minh City), Regent Phu Quoc (Kien Giang), and Hotel de la Coupole – MGallery (Lao Cai). These accolades confirm not only the diversity of Vietnam's hotel offering but also the country’s constant move upmarket, capable of seducing the most demanding international travellers in search of unique and authentic experiences.

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