(27 June 2022, 10:57 +07)
Marriott has signed a strategic agreement with
Vinpearl, one of Vietnam’s largest hospitality and leisure chains,
to convert and develop 2,200 rooms across eight hotels in Vietnam.
The collaboration expects to see the debut of the
Autograph Collection Hotels brand in the country, while other
planned openings span the following brands: Marriott, Sheraton and
Four Points by Sheraton.
“We are thrilled to be working with Vinpearl to
accelerate our growth in Vietnam,” said Rajeev Menon, President,
Asia Pacific (excluding Greater China), Marriott International.
“With the country’s solid foundation for a resilient economy, and
continuous growth of its infrastructure especially in the tourism
sector, we are confident this collaboration will enable us to
better cater to our guests’ needs.”
Of the eight hotels, six are conversions that are
expected to be part of Marriott’s system later this year.
Vinpearl Landmark 81, Autograph Collection, hotel in Saigon, Vietnam
Vinpearl Landmark 81, Autograph Collection
(pictured) is
expected to serve as Vietnam’s first Autograph Collection hotel.
Currently known as Vinpearl Luxury Landmark 81, the
hotel is located in a 461-meter tower on the banks of
the Saigon River and will feature 223 rooms and
suites, three food and beverage outlets, 12 function spaces, a
business center, spa, outdoor pool and fitness center.
Danang Marriott Resort & Spa is expected to fly
the Marriott Hotels brand flag following the rebranding of Vinpearl Luxury Danang. Nestled on Non Nuoc Beach, close to
downtown Danang, the retreat is anticipated to feature 200 rooms
and suites, as well as 39 villas. Design plans call for five different
F&B
outlets, eight event spaces, an infinity pool, a spa, kids club,
tennis court and a wealth of water sports, including a dive
center.
Sheraton Long Beach Phu Quoc Resort is situated on
the west coast of Phu Quoc, Vietnam’s largest island, and is a
rapidly emerging tourism hotspot. Rebranded from the existing
Vinpearl Phu Quoc Resort, the resort is anticipated to feature 500
rooms, suites and villas, three F&B outlets, extensive conference space, three pools, a spa and a kids club.
Sheraton Hai Phong, currently known as Vinpearl
Hotel Imperial, Hai Phong, features 362 rooms and suites, four food and beverage outlets, a
ballroom and four function spaces, a pool, spa and fitness center.
Sheraton Can Tho is
currently operating as the Vinpearl Hotel Can Tho. The 262-key hotel is set on
a bank of
the Can Tho River, surrounded by multiple attractions. Guests can
unwind at the restaurant, lobby lounge, terrace café and outdoor
swimming pool with pool bar. There is also extensive event space,
including a grand ballroom.
Four Points by Sheraton Lang Son is a 21-storey
hotel in the heart of the charming northern city of Lang Son,
offering panoramic views of the surrounding forests and mountains.
Currently known as the Vinpearl Hotel Lang Son, it is expected to
become the first internationally branded hotel in the city. The
hotel features 127 rooms and suites, four F&B venues, a spa and a
ballroom.
Two new-build hotels are expected to open in 2025
– the Sheraton Vinh and
Four Points by Sheraton Ha Giang.
Marriott International currently operates 10
hotels and resorts in Vietnam. The company recently announced its
plans to more than quadruple its portfolio in Vietnam with a
signed pipeline of 30 hotels. This latest deal brings the
company’s pipeline in Vietnam close to 40 hotels.
Vinpearl currently operates 35 hotels and
resorts spanning 17 cities and provinces in the country, with a total of more
than 18,500 hotel rooms and villas. The cooperation with Marriott
International is part of Vinpearl’s strategy to advance and
internationalize the brand in the hospitality field.
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