The Anam Mui Ne, an elegant beachfront resort on Vietnam’s south-east coast, has been welcomed into the prestigious Virtuoso network—an invitation-only portfolio that represents some of the finest luxury hotels and resorts around the globe.
Virtuoso is a leading global travel network specialising in high-end and experiential travel. With more than 20,000 travel advisors and partnerships with over 2,000 top-tier companies, its inclusion criteria are famously rigorous. Only a handful of properties in each destination are selected, based on personal recommendations from respected industry advisors and a thorough vetting process.
A rare addition to Vietnam’s luxury offering
The Anam Mui Ne becomes the twelfth Virtuoso property in Vietnam, joining a select group that includes the Sofitel Legend Metropole Hanoi and Four Seasons Resort The Nam Hai. It is also the only Virtuoso-accredited hotel located between Ho Chi Minh City’s Park Hyatt Saigon and Amanoi in Ninh Thuan province, setting it apart in the country’s southern beach region.
Founder and owner Pham Van Hien said the partnership was a proud milestone for the resort and a reflection of shared values, particularly around sustainability.
“It is a privilege for our resort, crafted by age-old artisans from across Vietnam, to join Virtuoso,” Mr Hien said.
“In paying homage to Mui Ne’s Champa culture heritage, by supporting livelihoods in our local community and with a raft of sustainability measures, our resort exemplifies Virtuoso’s three pillars of sustainability – celebrate the culture, support the economy and protect the planet.”
Luxury meets sustainability
Set on 1.2 hectares of prime oceanfront, The Anam Mui Ne blends Indochine-inspired design with contemporary comfort. The resort features 127 guest rooms and suites, two restaurants and a bar, a full-service spa, two expansive pools, and facilities ranging from a ballroom and conference rooms to a water sports centre, fitness and yoga rooms, and a kid’s club.
An advocate for sustainable luxury, the resort has banned single-use plastics and embraced a wide range of green initiatives. These include using solar power, sourcing local ingredients, and recycling laundry water for irrigation. Eco-conscious touches extend to biodegradable bathroom amenities and wooden key cards made from responsibly managed forests.
The Anam Mui Ne is also the only Vietnamese member of Small Luxury Hotels of the World (SLH), further underscoring its place among the world’s leading boutique resorts.
