Located right on the beachside, Yasaka Saigon Nhatrang Hotel first opened in 1999 offering international four-star facilities and services that will surely meet the requirements of both leisure and business travelers to the resort city of Nha Trang. The Yasaka boasts comprehensive meeting and conferencing facilities including the Grand Function Hall accommodating up to 600 persons plus two further rooms which can accommodate 120 persons each. The hotel's 201 rooms and suites all enjoy spectacular ocean views and guests are welcome to enjoy the Yasaka's range of facilities which run to three restaurants, swimming pool, tennis court, fitness center, sauna and Jacuzzi.

VinPearl Resort & Spa is located on Hon Tre Island, Nha Trang in Khanh Hoa province, southeastern Vietnam. The resort has two adjacent 5-storey hotels each with 250 rooms. The highlights of the resort are the palm tree lined, 700 meters long, fine white sand beach and the three large fresh water swimming pools including the largest one in Vietnam. In addition a creative sports and recreation team can organize a wide variety of daily activities, while the beach and swimming pools are watched over by qualified, well trained lifeguards.

Saigon Phu Quoc is the only beach resort on the island of Phu Quoc that is located in an area of 3.4 hectares, offers a secluded private beach, a wonderful swimming pool, and a view of a sun setting over the ocean. The magnificent Thailand Gulf gives one a sense of unlimted space, where blue sky and blue sea touch.

Designed by award-winning Australian architects, Denton Corker & Marshall, with interior design by Hirsch Bedner & Associates, Hong Kong, the Furama Resort enjoys a stunning beachfront location on one of Vietnam’s finest beaches, fringed by natural pines and coconut palms. The 198 guest rooms and suites occupy two four-storey wings overlooking the ocean on one side and a freshwater swimming lagoon and manicured tropical gardens on the others.  The main lobby, function rooms, restaurants, bars and service areas occupy several two and three-storey pavilions surrounding a spacious courtyard. The restaurants and lounges are open and airy with polished timber or natural stone floors that offset the cool natural fabrics and cane furnishings. Vietnamese artifacts and furniture enhance the colonial setting to create the resort’s distinctive Asian character.