Bao Dai's Villas is one of the few remaining examples of French colonial architecture in Vietnam.
Built in 1923 as a holiday resort for the last Vietnamese King Bao Dai and Queen Nam Phuong, the Villas sit on a promontory of 120,000m2 of lush vegetation. The Villas overlook the South China Sea, its coastal islands and enjoy sea breeze all year round.

Quotation

Wing	Validate To	Single	Double	Triple	Breakfast
Standard III	Dec 31 2007	25	25		Included
Standard II	Dec 31 2007	35	35		Included
Standard I	Dec 31 2007	45	45		Included
Superior	Dec 31 2007	59	59		Included
Deluxe	Dec 31 2007	70	70		Included

- All rates are in US$, include VAT & service charges.

- No extra charge for child under 12 when sharing bed with parent.

Room

There are 48 rooms in 5 original Villas and 2 newly-built blocks with modern facilities, 2 sea-view restaurants and 1 conference room.
The main restaurant, Bao Dai restaurant and Bar perched high on the peak provide excellent food from both Western and Vietnamese cuisines.
The second restaurant serves the private beach where guests can play tennis, enjoy a good swim, lie on the sand or take the boat to the islands for snorkeling or scuba-diving.

All guest rooms are provided with 2 beds, wardrobe, writing desk, air-conditioning, fan, mini-bar, IDD phone, satellite TV, bathroom with bathtub, hair dryer...

Facilities and Services

Sea food restaurant overlooking the bay offering traditional Vietnamese & international cuisines.
- Open air restaurant by the beach under the coconut cluster, famous for the barbecues...
- Fully-equipped conference room.
- Souvenir shop with handicrafts and artworks.
- 24 hour room service.
- Same day laundry service.
- Post service, ticket booking and reconfirmation...

- Private beach with deck-chairs and water sports.
- Tennis court.
- Spacious air-conditioning karaoke room.
- Daily island tours with group and private tours.
- Daily scuba-diving tours and fishing tours.
- City tours or countryside tours.
- Motorbikes and bicycles for rent.
- Daily car and bus transfer to other provinces...