Four Seasons Resort : The Nam Hai

Sitting pretty (and pristine!) at the seaside with views for miles and buckets of style.

The South China Sea stretches out in front of you on a leisurely stroll down the platinum sands of Ha My Beach, before cobblestone pathways lead you back to a sanctuary of your own. The Four Seasons takes your serenity very seriously with tranquil...

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About Four Seasons Resort : The Nam Hai

The South China Sea stretches out in front of you on a leisurely stroll down the platinum sands of Ha My Beach, before cobblestone pathways lead you back to a sanctuary of your own. The Four Seasons takes your serenity very seriously with tranquil ponds to stop at and reflect on a walk through the tropical garden, hammocks swaying in invitation and blissful moments spent at the overwater spa suites. It wouldn't be a holiday by the ocean without an abundance of water sports and kayaking down the coast is a spectacular way to start. So, kick off your shoes, grab a lychee martini and toast to another glorious sunset.

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From $390 person/night

Hotel

100 Rooms

Hoi An, Vietnam

What you'll love

The resort has created some unique and memorable experiences. You'll even have the chance to write your own love letter to Earth and set it to float on a lotus pond.

Insiders tip

It might feel like you've landed on a private island but the resort is only a tuk-tuk ride away from the temples and museums of Hoi An so you can easily swap snorkelling for sightseeing.

Something to think about

Although you'd never tell from your own roomy villa, there are 100 of them dotted along the shoreline and with only two restaurants - so it pays to eat out some nights.

The property

With the sound of the surf in the air, the garden-topped beach bar serves signature drinks, like the Pandan Pepper cocktail, as you recline on over-sized circular beds. The atmospheric La Sen whips up a menu of reworked Vietnamese classics at an elaborate buffet and glass sides open onto a terrace lit with green lanterns. The Cafe Nam Hai is a more intimate spot with a mix of western and Tandoori dishes like the 10-hour braised lamb, or the delectable honeycomb breakfast. There are three pools to choose from complete with a sunglasses polishing service and ice creams delivered to your lounger.

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The rooms

The villas are a sleek blend of green-gold lounges and princely sleeping platforms draped in netting. With a design inspired by authentic garden homes, each villa is designed to harness the phong thuy (Vietnam's feng shui) and outside, a spacious veranda with cushy loungers. Some villas are closer to the lap pool while others are just footsteps away from the beach. The bathrooms are large with an outdoor shower and a sunken marble bath right next to your bed. The family villas have a kid's den with games and two bathrooms.

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Activities

Across the bay, Cham Islands beckon for sealife-rich snorkelling, and there's everything from waterskiing and windsurfing to stand-up paddleboarding just off the beach. Enjoy tai chi on the sand or learn from the best at a cooking lesson, beginning with a buffalo cart ride to find your ingredients of choice! Meander to Hoi An's Old Town where you'll find fascinating temples, merchant-homes-turned-museums and eye catching architecture. Visit the Cua Dai fishing village and explore the surrounding forests of water coconut palms by basket boat.

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About Hoi An

Hoi An

A graceful riverside town of food, arts and the stuff dream holidays are made of

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