Best Western Adds Nha Trang Resort to Portfolio

Best Western has added a new beachfront hotel on Vietnam’s golden coast to its rapidly growing portfolio.

Located on the shores of the South China Sea, the Best Western Sea & Sun in Nha Trang offers a combination of tropical sun and azure seas, in one of Asia’s most up-and-coming beach destinations, Nha Trang.

The 10-story property is situated just five minutes’ walk from Nha Trang’s shoreline, and offers guests panoramic views of both the city and ocean. Many of the rooms also come with their own private balconies, so guests can relax and bask in the tropical sun.

The hotel’s 80 rooms, including seven suites, feature classic wooden furnishings and all the facilities one would expect from an internationally-branded hotel. These include private bathrooms, flat-screen televisions with international cable channels, tea and coffee-making facilities, minibar and complimentary internet access.

The hotel offers a wealth of guest facilities and amenities, including an outdoor swimming pool, spa with steam room and sauna, and a tour desk for local excursions.

Best Western Sea & Sun also caters to the corporate and events market, with two meeting rooms able to handle more than 120 delegates.

Guests have a choice of dining options, ranging from authentic Vietnamese cuisine at the Red Coral Restaurant, to local seafood and international dishes at the Elegant Restaurant.

“We are delighted to expand our portfolio in Nha Trang – one of Asia’s most exciting new resort destinations,” said Glenn de Souza, Best Western International’s Vice President International Operations – Asia & the Middle East. “Driven by an influx of new flights, strong demand from the domestic market, and a fast-growing international reputation, Nha Trang’s golden coast will soon rival many of Asia’s more established resort destinations. With two hotels now operating in the area, Best Western is proud to be at the heart of this development.”

Best Western Sea & Sun Nha Trang is the group’s fifth property in Vietnam, and the second in the coastal province of Khanh Hoa.