Ancient Hue Garden Houses

Vedanā Lagoon Resort and Spa is nestled within 27 hectares on the shores of a peaceful lagoon, in between Hue and Hoi An.

The resort features 29 luxury villas and bungalows, each individually designed and with their own private sundeck and balcony that leads either out onto the lagoon or into a private garden. Decor is a tasteful mix of contemporary design and traditional Vietnamese features with lots of natural materials and local textiles used throughout.

Enjoy Vietnames and international cuisine at the Horizon restaurant, which looks out over the lush landscape. The Lantern House is the perfect place for an informal lunch or for those that are interested in learning about traditional cuisine, you can take part in a cooking class. The Twilight sits over the water and is ideal for a romantic dinner while looking out over the lagoon and the mountains.

Vedanā means ‘feeling’ or ‘sensation’ in Sanskrit and guest can relax and unwind at the spa, whose motto is LUSH – luxurious, unpretentious, sustainable and healthy. Natural ingredients, including many from their own herb garden, are used in the spa to help guests really connect with the incredible natural environment in which the hotel sits.

Built in 1901, the Saigon Morin is so much more than a luxury hotel, it’s an important part of Hue’s historical French identity. Over the years, it’s housed a cinema, library, grocery, a shelter for the French army and even the Hue University. Immerse yourself in Hue’s old world charm while enjoying all the comforts expected of a world-class hotel.

Composed of 183 rooms including 18 suites, each room offers guests the usual amenities such as hair dryers, tea, coffee and water, as well as some distinctly special touches like the welcome basket of fruit and the fresh flowers you’ll find as soon as you gain entrance. You’ll have four, delectable onsite restaurants to choose from during your stay and a swimming pool, fitness room and beauty salon to enjoy.

Whether your stay at the Hotel Saigon Morin is the main feature of your trip or simply to serve as a base for adventures further afield, its unique position near the Hue Railway Station and Hue’s citadel is sure to serve you well.

It seems only fitting to see the ‘Imperial City’ from the regal splendor of Azerai La Residence Hue; once the French Colonial Governor’s residence, this 122-room boutique hotel has been immaculately restored to its former glory.

Sitting on the banks of the city’s central landmark, the Perfume River, the imperial architecture of the 1930s nods to the history’s past, and many of the rooms have views across to the UNESCO-protected former Imperial Citadel, once home to Vietnam’s most powerful Emperors.