The Apricot Hotel is a delightful boutique hotel, with the emphasis on personalised style and attention. French Colonial façade and interior, with grand sweeping staircases and chandeliers. Vietnamese art is displayed throughout the property.

Centrally located overlooking Hoan Kiem Lake, with the French and Old Quarters easily accessible. The airport is 50 minutes.

The Princess d’Annam Resort and Spa is one of the most acclaimed luxury hotels in the region. Located a scenic 4 hours drive north of Saigon, in the quiet resort of Ke Ga. 20 minutes from Phan Thiet and 40 minutes from Mui Ne. A real hide and chic top class retreat. It is wonderfully isolated with little else in the immediate area, so you just enjoy the spacious and comfortable accommodation

On this page we detail just a few of the Vietnam Touring Options, either totally within the country or as a combination with neighbouring countries. All are arranged on a private basis, with driver and guide (different guides will be used throughout the country), so can be easily modified to suit your personal requirements.

As there are no direct flights to Vietnam from the UK, we suggest Bangkok as the most convenient gateway, although Hong Kong, Singapore and Kuala Lumpur can also be used.

The most fashionable and chic address in Saigon, The Park Hyatt Saigon is a luxurious and opulent hotel. Superbly located, the historic street of Le Loi is directly opposite and the hotel faces the famous Saigon Opera House. Although a new hotel, opened in 2008, the design is very much in keeping with the French colonial architecture which is very characteristic of Saigon. Transfer from airport is 50 minutes.

The Sofitel Legend Metropole is one of the truly great grand hotels of the region. Totally luxurious in a elegant French colonial style. Located in the heart of the French quarter, just a few minutes walk to the famous Hanoi opera house, and 5 minutes to the bustling lanes of the Old Quarter. The airport is 45 minutes away

The Six Senses Con Dao is positioned on the lush tropical island of Con Dao, 45 minutes flight south east of Saigon (Ho Chi Minh city). All of the rustic chic associated with the Six Senses group, with the emphasis on indoor and outdoor space.

Four Seasons Nam Hai Resort is located just outside of the photogenic town of Hoi An, and 15 minutes from the lively resort of Danang. A stunning totally luxurious resort, set within extensive tropical gardens leading down to a soft sand beach front. The airport at Danang is 15 minutes away.

Hotel Des Arts Sai Gon is a member of the Accor M Gallery collection. A modern exterior, with a classic elegance and simplicity interior, combining traditional Indochina elements with timeless French chic elegance. Centrally located in the popular District Three, a few minutes’ walk from the iconic Notre Dam Cathedral.

We can offer several tours from Saigon. A full day tour will certainly give you an idea of this fantastic region, but our suggestion would be a two day (one night) extension, with an overnight spent in the busy provincial town of Can Tho, small by Vietnamese standards although still with a population of 1m plus! Our hotel suggestion would either be the nicely boutique Nam Bo hotel, just 8 rooms and right in the heart of the city facing the river or the larger Victoria hotel which is on the outskirts of town, just 6 minutes by water taxi.

Naman Retreat Danang is a new luxury hotel, highly innovative design combining traditional Vietnamese heritage and modern comforts. Located on a superb stretch of beach, 20 minutes from Danang Airport and just 15 minutes drive to atmospheric Hoi An.

A superior first class hotel. The Renaissance Riverside Hotel is located on the banks of the Saigon river in District one of the city. You are just minutes’ walk from the main shopping areas of Saigon and the famous Opera building.

Fusion Resort Phu Quoc offers top class accommodation, with the emphasis on space and personalised attention and, of course, spa pampering included. Fusion Resort Phu Quoc is a new deluxe resort hotel, opened in June 2017. Located on the quieter north-west coast of the island, in a sheltered bay. Phu Quoc is the largest of […]

Fusion Resort Cam Ranh is one of the most popular luxury resorts in the region. Low rise in design, boutique in ambience and personalised attention. The focus here will be spa, relaxation, with high quality accommodation.

Hotel De L’Opera Hanoi is a trendy stylish boutique hotel, centrally located close to the famous Hanoi Opera building. Set within the elegant French quarter and just a few minutes’ walk to the old quarter lanes and shopping.

The Boutique Hotel Hoi An is a delightful, extremely well priced boutique style hotel, well located just a few minutes’ drive from atmospheric Hoi An town. Danang Airport is 20 minutes. Attractive beach front. A charming French colonial design style.

82 rooms and villas spread over the extensive grounds leading down to the expansive beach front.

The island of Phou Quoc is just one hour flight south of Saigon. An up and coming resort island, although developing at thankfully a slower pace than many of the resorts on the mainland. Known for its tranquil atmosphere and superb beaches, The Veranda is the most stylish hotel.

La Veranda is designed in a French colonial style, with a simple elegance, the 70 rooms continue the traditional theme with wooden floors and chic Vietnamese touches.

Indochina is the collective name for Laos, Cambodia and Vietnam, the former French territories in the region. Despite huge changes in the last decade, the French influence still remains in majestic colonial buildings, the art scene and of course the food. Vietnam is also the country that is developing fast with many new hotels and resorts, most attractive, others not quite – but it still remains a totally enthralling place to visit.

The Mekong River Cruise is one of the incredible and exciting river journeys, cruising on the Mekong river from Saigon up to Siem Reap, an 8 day historical voyage of colonial Indochina, much of which is relatively untouched. Departing from either Saigon going north, or from Siem Reap heading south, travellers will experience the full spectrum of culture and life on the Mekong Delta, as well as excursions to cultural and historical sites throughout Vietnam and Cambodia.

Vietnam is a fantastic country to explore, with so much rich culture, fascinating ancient and more modern history, and scenic contrasts. Weather wise it is split into three sections, each with their own climate pattern. The north, essentially Hanoi/ Halong Bay can be cold and misty particularly in the months of November to early February, so you need to pack accordingly. It starets to warm up from mid February onwards, and the spring months are generally very pleasant, as is September. July & August can be hot and humid.

Six Senses Ninh Van Bay is located on a separate island, only accessible by boat transfer (20 minutes speedboat from Nha Trang, daylight hours only). The airport at Nha Trang is just 55 minutes drive from the ferry jetty where Six Senses have their own exclusive lounge.