Angsana Spa sits on the shore of Lang Co Bay, next to the Truong Son Mountain Range. Lang Co Beach is a white sand beach with inviting, bright blue water. Come here for a relaxing beach vacation that’s just a quick trip from some of central Vietnam’s most interesting destinations.
Hue Hotels
Hotels, resorts, and vacation rentals homes - your guide to accommodations while traveling in Hue.
Banyan Tree is on a beach along the East Sea. Guests come to this resort for the beach, the pools, and the 18-hole golf course. On the course, golfers will have delightful views of rice paddies and the mountains in the distance.
Vedana Resort sits on the banks of one of the largest lagoons in Southeast Asia. Visitors can book luxury rooms, villas, and bungalows that offer excellent views of the tranquil landscape.
Eldora Hotel is a boutique hotel in downtown Hue. This is a busy part of town with lots of restaurant options — Hue is known in Vietnam for several special dishes that you’ll want to try during your stay.
Indochine Palace lives up to its name with stately columns and luxurious trappings. Come here to see the Hue countryside as well as the city’s 19th-century citadel.
Huong Giang is a large resort near the banks of the Perfume River. Go here for an opulent experience a short distance from the city’s ancient citadel.
Pilgrimage Village is a boutique resort and spa that offers a wide selection of rooms and villas. It’s nearby some of Hue’s most interesting royal tombs and puts you a short distance from the hustle and bustle of Hue’s main drag.
From Moonlight Hotel, you can quickly get to Hue’s citadel, the city's most famous historic site. Hue used to serve as Vietnam’s capital, and inside the citadel you can see a temple, a royal theater, and other elaborate structures built for the king.
Morin Hotel is set near the banks of the Perfume River. It’s an enormous hotel that faces the busy Le Loi Avenue. From here you can explore the many temples and palaces that mark Hue’s long history.
La Residence is a grand, luxury hotel with a French pedigree. When it opened in 1930, is served a residence for a high-ranking French official. The hotel has preserved the building's Art Deco architecture.