Resort complex at dusk with terraced buildings along a winding canal, palm trees and warm lights glowing at the terraces.

Hilton brings Tapestry Collection to Vietnam with the NHAAN Resort & Spa Hoi An

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In brief
  • First Tapestry Collection in Vietnam: Hilton inaugurates a new 174-room lifestyle property in Hoi An.
  • Architecture by Vo Trong Nghia: Sustainable design combining local materials, glass, and bioclimatic integration.
  • Strong cultural roots: Four culinary concepts, an eco-responsible spa, and traditional craft workshops.

Bioclimatic architecture designed by Vo Trong Nghia

Located on the banks of the Co Co River in Vong Nhi village, the property is nestled in the heart of the Cam Thanh mangroves and in close proximity to the UNESCO World Heritage historic center of Hoi An. The architectural firm of Vo Trong Nghia prioritized a nature-focused biomimetic design, using natural stone, wood, and large floor-to-ceiling windows opening onto the river landscape.

NHAAN Resort & Spa Hoi An, Tapestry Collection by Hilton
Architecture and outdoor spaces of the NHAAN Resort & Spa Hoi An

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Accommodation focused on serenity

The resort houses 174 rooms and suites incorporating elements of local craftsmanship such as traditional lanterns, ceramics, and hand-worked textile pieces. Certain room categories feature a private balcony offering direct access to the garden or the pool. The offering ranges from the Khang Suite to the NHAAN Presidential Suite, not forgetting 19 connecting suites designed for families.

Interior of a room at the NHAAN Resort & Spa Hoi An

Four dining venues steeped in local terroir

The culinary experience revolves around four distinct spaces offering a contemporary reinterpretation of local traditions. The Bong Lounge pays tribute to the five-century-old expertise of the cabinetmakers from Kim Bong village by combining a daytime café and an evening cocktail bar. The Keng restaurant prioritizes Vietnamese and international flavors, while Plait highlights seafood. Outdoors, the Nipa Pool Bar sits adjacent to the infinity pool overlooking the coconut forest.

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Pool and relaxation area at the NHAAN Resort & Spa Hoi An

An immersion in lifestyle and well-being

For relaxation, the resort features the eforea spa on the rooftop, a 24-hour fitness center, a yoga space, and a kids’ club. Introductory workshops in pottery, lantern making, or wood carving invite guests to explore local heritage. Developed in partnership with the Dat Phuong group, the resort also features the 200 sqm Hoi An Hall ballroom for hosting private and professional events.

Overview of the NHAAN Resort & Spa Hoi An by the river

Our take

Entrusting the project to Vo Trong Nghia, a Vietnamese architect known for his work with bamboo and natural ventilation, saves the resort from the trap of generic tropical design. It is also a consistent brand entry: Tapestry Collection claims properties with a strong local character, and Hoi An, a heritage city, provides Hilton with an ideal showcase to establish the brand in Vietnam. Full information is available on the official NHAAN Resort & Spa Hoi An page.

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