Nestled along the pristine Hà My Beach, Four Seasons Resort The Nam Hai offers luxurious villas, infinity pools, and a world-class spa—all wrapped in a lush, tropical setting.
"You can rest assured that this paradisiacal resort is up to speed on everything, from room design to winning beach bar concepts, and spa service—it was reborn as a Four Seasons property in December 2016, a meticulous process that saw the introduction of at least half a dozen upgrades and updates, like the introduction of a kids' club, a Vietnamese cooking school, and eight new Family Villas. Of course, some things haven't changed—the resort and its terra-cotta tile-roofed collages sit on the remains of a former fishing village, with a preserved historic temple to boot—and the stunning beachfront location, shaded by over 4,500 coconut palm trees and crowned with three infinity pools (family, Olympic-sized) still provides that elusive, almost perfect vacation backdrop."
"Four Seasons Resort The Nam Hai's Young Guardians of the Earth program focuses on sustainability and science." - Michelle Baran
"Located on a half-mile stretch of white-sand Ha My Beach, a short drive from the UNESCO World Heritage town of Hoi An (a hotel shuttle can ferry you back and forth), the Nam Hai sits on the grounds of a former fishing village (a temple from that time is preserved on-site), and it still feels like a community. Guests bike between public spaces designed to evoke the high-ceilinged Tu Doc royal tombs found in the region, as well as 86 acres of tropical gardens and 100 villas, each outfitted with indoor/outdoor lounging spaces, king beds, lacquered bathtubs, and alfresco showers. The dining options range from a casual beachside spot to a fine-dining restaurant, and serve everything from Vietnamese and Western fare to Indian tandoori specialties; learn how to make some of your favorite dishes in a chef-led cooking class, or join the kiddos at the Junior Cooking Academy, part of the kids’ club. When you’re ready to take a break, don’t miss the central trilevel infinity pool and the exceptional spa, where the eight individual treatment pavilions appear to float on a koi-filled lagoon."
"Located on a half-mile stretch of white-sand Ha My Beach, a short drive from the UNESCO World Heritage town of Hoi An (a hotel shuttle can ferry you back and forth), the Nam Hai sits on the grounds of a former fishing village (a temple from that time is preserved on-site), and it still feels like a community. Guests bike between public spaces designed to evoke the high-ceilinged Tu Doc royal tombs found in the region, as well as 86 acres of tropical gardens and 100 villas, each outfitted with indoor/outdoor lounging spaces, king beds, lacquered bathtubs, and alfresco showers. The dining options range from a casual beachside spot to a fine-dining restaurant, and serve everything from Vietnamese and Western fare to Indian tandoori specialties; learn how to make some of your favorite dishes in a chef-led cooking class, or join the kiddos at the Junior Cooking Academy, part of the kids’ club. When you’re ready to take a break, don’t miss the central trilevel infinity pool and the exceptional spa, where the eight individual treatment pavilions appear to float on a koi-filled lagoon."
"Key to this resurgence is the Four Seasons Resort the Nam Hai, a recently renovated property on one of Asia's most picturesque beaches." - Travel + Leisure Editors
