Hotels & Resorts

Celebrating the reopening of Vietnam to international travelers, Intercontinental Danang Sun Peninsula Resort offers enticing stay packages.

100 of the most unforgettable new stays on Earth.

A beachtown resort upcycled from a former concert venue for bands like the Lemonheads, Cargo Remote has funky sustainability in its DNA.

Imaginative and upscale journeys across Vietnam for all generations.

Fresh air, open seas, the great wide open.

Happy Valentine’s Day! Sometimes simplicity is all you need. (Plus love, of course.)

It’s not easy going green, but Four Seasons Resorts of Asia is implementing the kind of meaningful, structural changes that can have a lasting impact.

From off-grid jungle adventures in Thailand to swimming with manta rays in the Maldives, this is the stuff of serious bucket lists.

We check in to the first property of a brand-new brand in Vietnam.

This is our ulti-mutt guide to petcations in Asia Pacific, the cute kitty corners at Kimpton Maa-Lai Bangkok just one pawsome example.

Wellness has never felt more essential, which is why we love these offerings from Four Seasons.

Looking for barefoot luxury or old-world romance? The top resorts in Southeast Asia will have you dreaming of both.

With a new, next-gen attitude, this is not your auntie’s old-school Regent.

We preview 23 of the most outstanding luxury hotels coming to the region.

Presenting the Travel + Leisure It List 2021

Ramble through the lush central coast of Vietnam while dining on gourmet fare, getting a headrub, and imbibing bottomless bubbles.

These Global Vision Awards honorees are setting a new standard in the industry — caring for their staff, for their communities and for the environment.

The T+L 500 are the world’s best hotels in 2021, as voted by T+L’s discerning readers.

Guests at the brand-new Capella Hanoi can tap into the glitz of a bygone era.

We know travel restrictions mean you probably can’t avail of any of these offers. But here’s a bit of Valentine’s voyeurism into some of Asia’s most extravagant romantic experiences.

This new luxury beach resort near Quy Nhon highlights just how much historical and natural beauty remains to be seen in coastal Vietnam.

From Thailand to Vietnam and all the way to China, these newly opened getaways have something for every traveler.

The best hotels today use their walls as portals to culture, cultivate soul, and give you reason to feel.

St. Andrews this is not, but plenty of dedicated pros have managed to coax some stunning, challenging championship courses out of our tropical environs. These five are way above par (or should we say under?).

The Reverie Saigon has represented the height of glamour in the Vietnamese city since 2015.

The gold standard on hotels has been raised at this Wyndham property, compete with a 24-karat gold rooftop infinity pool.

Mövenpick Resort Waverly Phu Quoc is one of the most exciting Vietnamese beach resorts to debut in 2020.

Escape to JW Marriott Phu Quoc Emerald Bay and discover why in-the-know travelers love Khem Beach.

Colorful things happen when artists and hotels work together.

From the whimsical imagination of Bill Bensley, JW Marriott Phu Quoc Emerald Bay is an immersive experience.

Family trips are rarely as relaxing as you hope they’ll be. Luckily for parents, some kid-savvy properties in the region are making all-ages getaways child’s play.

An alternative to mainstream hotels, serviced apartments offer more space, in-room facilities and privacy.

A new luxury ship with a focus on wellness carries cruisers to a quiet corner of Halong Bay, promising a mindful journey through 500 million years of history—if that thought gets too heavy for you, just faceplant on a massage table and commune with working out your kinks instead.

ON THE BANKS OF THE Thu Bon River, this little colonial portico–lined haven is conveniently tucked just a couple of blocks from the center of old town, so you can retreat to its garden pool when touristing gets too hot at midday then head back out for dinner. hoi-an.anantara.com

Cascading down the Son Tra Peninsula, this Bill Bensley-designed carnival-chic resort deserves its reputation as one of Vietnam’s finest.

Although expansive, there’s scope for intimacy at this excellent luxury all-rounder.

Star power in the kitchens of Saigon and Hanoi, and hotels go uber-mod and historical luxe.

A hot-spring resort plunges us into the mineral-rich waters of central Vietnam.

This is the city’s most historic and celebrated luxury address, in the most salubrious part of Hanoi, next to the Opera House.

How to prep a corner of paradise for the outside world while keeping it as pristine as possible is on the minds of many in Phu Quoc these days. It’s shockingly easy to get to this on-the-up Vietnamese idyll— just please don’t eat the sea urchin.

Formerly the manor of a French governor during colonial times, La Residence retains a stately grandeur befitting its 1930 build.

New resorts in remote places highlight Vietnam’s diverse natural beauty while always keeping sight of its layered history and culture. Eloise Basuki covers a millennium in a three-stop trip from top to bottom tip.

Following the well-trod pilgrim path to Vietnam’s most spiritual peak, features editor Eloise Basuki spends a few nights at Yen Tu mountain’s new designer resort, a sprawling palace that honors the mountain’s regal history.

Overlooking Bai Dai beach, on the fringes of Cam Ranh Bay in southern Vietnam, the two-, three- and four-bedroom villas at this luxe resort are spacious enough (300 square meters should do it) to ensure a wholly relaxing stay, even with kids in the next room over.

The one-of-a-kind design at this Bill Bensley haven makes a creative backdrop for events you want etched in your memory.

Marvel at local Cham ruins or doze off in Anantara’s tree-canopy spa: life in this fishing-dominated town is a breeze.

With its whiter-than-white façade, hanging plants and asymmetrical windows, the Myst has been a breath of fresh air for Saigon’s ever-rising, but rather generic, skyline since opening in 2017.

From a former royal guesthouse to a room with sweeping Mount Fuji views, these intimate, extravagant and picturesque resorts are just the spots to celebrate those once-in-a-lifetime moments.

The Sofitel Legend Metropole has long been the go-to dining hub for high-society Hanoi.

A rebranding has only enhanced the status of the Nam Hai as perhaps Vietnam’s preeminent top-end property.

It took seven years to realize this dream of a hotel decked out in crystal, ostrich-covered couches, and blinged-out statement pieces like a Baldi Firenze clock and a 19th-century piano covered in glittering malachite.

The stylish InterContinental Saigon has become one of Ho Chi Minh City’s most luxurious landmarks.

Located at Lam Son Square in the center of Ho Chi Minh City, the nine-story Park Hyatt Saigon hotel is within walking distance of main tourist attractions, restaurants and parks.