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Radisson opens new Vietnam hotel
Radisson has introduced a new beachfront hotel in Vietnam.
Radisson Resort Phan Thiet is a 76-key Mediterranean-style resort located near Ho Chi Minh City.
It nestles directly on a secluded beach, 15 minutes’ drive from the coastal town of Phan Thiet and is ideally situated for couples, families and friends.
A selection of family units are ideal for visitors who require extra space.
It offers destination dining, a pool bar, fitness centre, spa and children’s playground.
“Our Radisson brand is ideally suited to destinations such as Phan Thiet, which are popular among domestic visitors and have the potential to attract our experience-seeking overseas clientele. We look forward to welcoming guests,” said Andre de Jong, Vice President, Operations, South East Asia and Pacific, Radisson Hotel Group.
Radisson Resort Phan Thiet becomes Radisson Hotel Group’s third property in Vietnam, joining two upper-upscale beachfront resorts: Radisson Blu Resort Cam Ranh and Radisson Blu Resort Phu Quoc.
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