Wyndham Hotels & Resorts, the world’s largest hotel franchising company with more than 1,600 hotels in approximately 20 markets and territories in Asia Pacific proudly unveiled its 13th and 14th hotel in Vietnam on 30th December 2022.

The first marquee hotel is the Wyndham Danang Golden Bay. Standing at 29-stories tall, the hotel is the 1st hotel for Wyndham Hotels & Resorts in Danang and the 13th hotel in the country. In addition, this is the second hotel that Wyndham Hotels & Resorts opened with Hoa Binh Group; the first being Dolce by Wyndham Hanoi Golden Lake, signifying the strong partnership and high levels of trust between both parties.

The hotel has 949 rooms comprising of presidential suites, 2-bedroom suites and guestrooms. Upon entering the magnificent property, guests will be awed by a 24k gold-plated display of the 10 wonders of the modern world located in the main hall. Guests can immerse themselves in a lap of luxury by taking a dip in the 24k gold-plated infinity-edged swimming pool while admiring the sunrise and sunset over the coast.

Strategically located within a 5km range of the historic Han River and the iconic My Khe Beach, guests can explore the wonders of Danang – with spectacular architecture and scenic views such as the Dragon’s Bridge, Cham Museum and Son Tra Peninsula awaiting them. Additionally, the hotel has a 408-metre square ballroom, making it ideal for hosting business conferences and events. The property is a 20-minute drive from Danang International Airport and provides great accessibility for arriving and departing guests alike.

Heading north towards Việt Trì, the capital city of Phú Thọ province, the second property in Vietnam to be unveiled is Wyndham Vuon Vua Thanh Thuy. Surrounded by lush vegetation, fresh air, and picturesque views of Lotus Lake, the hotel provides a tranquil retreat for guests, away from the hustle and bustle of Hanoi.

Fusing European country architecture with modern amenities, guests can relax in one of the stylishly designed villas which surround the different lotus lakes, or soak in the soothing waters of the hot mineral pools located in the middle of the resort. As they step out of the resort, guests can explore nearby attractions such as Lang Suong Temple, K9 Da Chong Monument and Green Pearl Island Tourist Area. With its 400-metre square meeting space, golf and entertainment, spa wellness facilities, the hotel is well poised to cater to both business and leisure travellers alike.

Located in Southern Thailand, Phuket is the biggest island of Thailand and is surrounded by magnificent beaches such as Rawai and Patong. Wyndham La Vita Phuket opened its doors to guests on 21 December 2022. Designed as one of the island’s stylish playground, guests and their families can retreat into this futuristic hideaway with calming water features and lush landscaping. With 516 spacious rooms, guests have the option to select rooms with views overlooking the gardens, swimming pool or the Andaman Sea. Heading out of the resort, guests can easily enjoy seafood cuisine at the nearby Rawai seafood market.

The property is Wyndham Hotels & Resorts Asia Pacific’s 9th hotel in Phuket. It joins the Wyndham family of brands including Wyndham Grand, Wyndham, Ramada by Wyndham, Trademark Collection by Wyndham, and Days Hotel by Wyndham, providing a wide range of quality accommodation for leisure and business travellers to Phuket.

Ben Schumacher, Vice President of Operations South East Asia & Pacific Rim, Wyndham Hotels and Resorts said, “With the openings of Wyndham Danang Golden Bay, Wyndham Vuon Vua Thanh Thuy and Wyndham La Vita Phuket, we look forward to welcoming our new and returning guests from around the world with our iconic “Count on Me” service culture. Looking ahead, Vietnam and Thailand continue to be strategic markets for us, and we will continue to grow our presence throughout this year and in those to come. We remain committed to fulfilling our mission of making hotel travel possible for all, by providing high-quality hotels in sought-after destinations, catering to both business and leisure travellers alike.”