HOI AN, Vietnam — Hilton has expanded its presence in Vietnam with the opening of NHAAN Resort & Spa Hoi An, Tapestry Collection by Hilton, marking the country's first property under the Tapestry Collection brand. Developed by Dat Phuong Group, the 174-room riverside resort introduces Hilton's independent boutique hotel collection to Central Vietnam while strengthening the company's lifestyle portfolio in one of the country's established tourism destinations. The project also brings a new hotel design concept centered on biophilic architecture, local craftsmanship, and sustainable materials to Hoi An's hospitality market.
Located along the Co Co River in Cam Thanh village, the resort is positioned near Hoi An Ancient Town, Cua Dai Beach, and the Cam Thanh Nipa Forest. The opening expands Hilton's brand presence in Southeast Asia while introducing a property designed to reflect the cultural identity and architectural traditions of Hoi An. The development represents the debut of Tapestry Collection by Hilton in Vietnam, extending the collection of independent hotels into a market recognized for heritage tourism and growing hospitality investment.
Hilton said Vietnam continues to be an important market within Southeast Asia, with destinations such as Hoi An attracting travelers seeking culturally connected hospitality experiences. The addition of NHAAN Resort & Spa Hoi An broadens Hilton's lifestyle offering in the country while supporting the company's regional portfolio growth strategy through properties designed around the character of individual destinations.
The resort's identity is reflected in its name, which combines the Vietnamese words nhà, meaning home, and an, meaning peace. The concept is intended to create a hospitality environment inspired by local traditions while providing contemporary accommodation integrated into the surrounding riverside landscape.
A defining feature of the development is its architectural approach. The resort was designed by renowned Vietnamese architect Vo Trong Nghia, whose work emphasizes biophilic design principles that integrate natural elements with modern architecture. Large panoramic windows, locally sourced timber and stone, organic textures, and open-air spaces create visual connections between guestrooms and the surrounding waterways and palm gardens. Rather than separating indoor and outdoor environments, the architecture incorporates the landscape as a central component of the guest experience.
The project demonstrates how hotel design is being used as a differentiator within Vietnam's expanding hospitality sector. By incorporating regional materials and traditional craftsmanship into the physical design, the development presents a localized architectural identity while maintaining international hospitality standards under the Hilton brand.
Located along the Co Co River in Cam Thanh village, the resort is positioned near Hoi An Ancient Town, Cua Dai Beach, and the Cam Thanh Nipa Forest. The opening expands Hilton's brand presence in Southeast Asia while introducing a property designed to reflect the cultural identity and architectural traditions of Hoi An. The development represents the debut of Tapestry Collection by Hilton in Vietnam, extending the collection of independent hotels into a market recognized for heritage tourism and growing hospitality investment.
Hilton said Vietnam continues to be an important market within Southeast Asia, with destinations such as Hoi An attracting travelers seeking culturally connected hospitality experiences. The addition of NHAAN Resort & Spa Hoi An broadens Hilton's lifestyle offering in the country while supporting the company's regional portfolio growth strategy through properties designed around the character of individual destinations.
The resort's identity is reflected in its name, which combines the Vietnamese words nhà, meaning home, and an, meaning peace. The concept is intended to create a hospitality environment inspired by local traditions while providing contemporary accommodation integrated into the surrounding riverside landscape.
A defining feature of the development is its architectural approach. The resort was designed by renowned Vietnamese architect Vo Trong Nghia, whose work emphasizes biophilic design principles that integrate natural elements with modern architecture. Large panoramic windows, locally sourced timber and stone, organic textures, and open-air spaces create visual connections between guestrooms and the surrounding waterways and palm gardens. Rather than separating indoor and outdoor environments, the architecture incorporates the landscape as a central component of the guest experience.
The project demonstrates how hotel design is being used as a differentiator within Vietnam's expanding hospitality sector. By incorporating regional materials and traditional craftsmanship into the physical design, the development presents a localized architectural identity while maintaining international hospitality standards under the Hilton brand.
NHAAN Resort & Spa Hoi An comprises 174 guestrooms and suites designed to accommodate different travel segments. The accommodation includes guestrooms overlooking gardens and rivers, deluxe and premium rooms featuring private balconies or direct pool access, the one-bedroom Khang Suite, and the NHAAN Presidential Suite. The property also includes 19 pairs of connecting rooms, providing flexibility for group and family stays.
Interior design throughout the resort incorporates handcrafted Vietnamese textiles, locally produced lanterns, and artisanal pottery sourced from nearby craft communities. These design elements extend the architectural concept by integrating regional cultural heritage into guestrooms and public spaces rather than relying solely on decorative themes.
Interior design throughout the resort incorporates handcrafted Vietnamese textiles, locally produced lanterns, and artisanal pottery sourced from nearby craft communities. These design elements extend the architectural concept by integrating regional cultural heritage into guestrooms and public spaces rather than relying solely on decorative themes.
Food and beverage venues continue the property's localized design narrative through four restaurants and bars inspired by Central Vietnam's culinary traditions. Keng Restaurant serves Vietnamese specialties alongside international cuisine in an all-day dining format, while Plait Restaurant focuses on locally sourced seafood prepared using an open Korean grill overlooking the riverside setting.
The design of Bong Lounge references the centuries-old woodworking tradition of nearby Kim Bong Carpentry Village through handcrafted timber detailing incorporated into the interior architecture. During the day the venue operates as a café before transitioning into a cocktail lounge featuring beverages highlighting regional coconut ingredients. Nipa Pool Bar completes the dining portfolio with a casual outdoor venue serving refreshments and light meals beside the resort's infinity pool.
Beyond accommodation and dining, the development integrates cultural programming into the property's hospitality offering. Guests can participate in pottery making, traditional woodcarving, lantern-making workshops, bicycle tours, and curated local experiences designed around Hoi An's artisan heritage. Private waterfront dinners and picnics at nearby beaches or rice fields further connect the resort with surrounding destinations.
The design of Bong Lounge references the centuries-old woodworking tradition of nearby Kim Bong Carpentry Village through handcrafted timber detailing incorporated into the interior architecture. During the day the venue operates as a café before transitioning into a cocktail lounge featuring beverages highlighting regional coconut ingredients. Nipa Pool Bar completes the dining portfolio with a casual outdoor venue serving refreshments and light meals beside the resort's infinity pool.
Beyond accommodation and dining, the development integrates cultural programming into the property's hospitality offering. Guests can participate in pottery making, traditional woodcarving, lantern-making workshops, bicycle tours, and curated local experiences designed around Hoi An's artisan heritage. Private waterfront dinners and picnics at nearby beaches or rice fields further connect the resort with surrounding destinations.
The wellness facilities also reflect the property's design philosophy. The rooftop eforea spa & health club overlooks the Cam Thanh waterways and offers treatments incorporating native herbs alongside contemporary wellness practices. Additional facilities include a 24-hour fitness centre, an outdoor infinity pool, a yoga deck, and a Kids' Club providing activities centered on traditional crafts.
The development also includes dedicated event infrastructure supporting business meetings and corporate functions. The Hoi An Hall Ballroom, spanning 200 square metres, accommodates up to 148 guests and is supported by two 35-square-metre multifunction meeting rooms, a naturally illuminated pre-function foyer, and landscaped riverside outdoor spaces suitable for receptions and corporate gatherings. The combination of event facilities and resort amenities positions the property to serve meetings, retreats, weddings, and business events within Central Vietnam.
The development also includes dedicated event infrastructure supporting business meetings and corporate functions. The Hoi An Hall Ballroom, spanning 200 square metres, accommodates up to 148 guests and is supported by two 35-square-metre multifunction meeting rooms, a naturally illuminated pre-function foyer, and landscaped riverside outdoor spaces suitable for receptions and corporate gatherings. The combination of event facilities and resort amenities positions the property to serve meetings, retreats, weddings, and business events within Central Vietnam.
Alexander Shockley, representing Hilton's lifestyle and collection brands in Asia Pacific, said Tapestry Collection by Hilton is built around independent boutique hotels shaped by the identity of their local destinations. He described NHAAN Resort & Spa Hoi An as combining design, locally inspired food and beverage concepts, and destination-based experiences while introducing the collection to Vietnam.
The project was developed by Dat Phuong Group, a Vietnamese developer with integrated hospitality and urban development projects across Central Vietnam. Chairman Luong Minh Tuan said the collaboration with Hilton combines international hospitality standards with local character through a resort designed specifically for Hoi An.
NHAAN Resort & Spa Hoi An also joins Hilton Honors, Hilton's global loyalty program covering the company's portfolio of brands. Members booking directly through Hilton channels receive benefits including flexible points and cash redemption options, member discounts, and complimentary standard Wi-Fi.
The resort is located in Vong Nhi Village, Hoi An Dong Ward, Da Nang City. Room rates begin from VND 2,386,000 per night for room-only accommodation, with flexible booking options allowing changes or cancellations up to 24 hours before arrival.
The opening of NHAAN Resort & Spa Hoi An establishes the first Tapestry Collection by Hilton property in Vietnam while expanding Hilton's lifestyle portfolio through a development that combines destination-specific architecture, regional craftsmanship, and event infrastructure within Central Vietnam's hospitality market.
The project was developed by Dat Phuong Group, a Vietnamese developer with integrated hospitality and urban development projects across Central Vietnam. Chairman Luong Minh Tuan said the collaboration with Hilton combines international hospitality standards with local character through a resort designed specifically for Hoi An.
NHAAN Resort & Spa Hoi An also joins Hilton Honors, Hilton's global loyalty program covering the company's portfolio of brands. Members booking directly through Hilton channels receive benefits including flexible points and cash redemption options, member discounts, and complimentary standard Wi-Fi.
The resort is located in Vong Nhi Village, Hoi An Dong Ward, Da Nang City. Room rates begin from VND 2,386,000 per night for room-only accommodation, with flexible booking options allowing changes or cancellations up to 24 hours before arrival.
The opening of NHAAN Resort & Spa Hoi An establishes the first Tapestry Collection by Hilton property in Vietnam while expanding Hilton's lifestyle portfolio through a development that combines destination-specific architecture, regional craftsmanship, and event infrastructure within Central Vietnam's hospitality market.
