Anantara Quy Nhon Villas
Lots of privacy on a dream beach
08/08/2024 Reading time: 2 Minutes
Honeymooners and couples of all ages who love peace and seclusion in a stylish
luxury ambience.
luxury ambience.
A resort to fall in love with, is probably the best way to describe the Anantara Quy Nhon Villas in just a few words. Half of the villas are planted on a slope, the other half on the beach and the entire complex is densely planted with greenery: that speaks for a lot of privacy. This is also the case in my spacious beachfront villa. No neighbors can stalk me as I lie comfortably on the wide daybed in the open pavilion and take in the surroundings. Clouds are reflected in my pool, islands arch on the horizon and small fishing boats bob in front of the wide sandy beach ...
A decapitated coconut stands in the room as a welcome gift, the bamboo drinking straw. "We try to do without plastic," says GM Eric Billgren later. Water, for example, is offered in glass bottles, cosmetics in stylish ceramic dispensers. I like the bathroom with its free-standing bath, two washbasins and oversized shower. The wall facing the garden is fully glazed, so you also have a sea view from here. As the name suggests, this also applies to the Ocean View Villas on the hillside.
The beautiful spa is hidden in a jungle-like grove. It's made entirely of wood, so I can look out into the distance from the upper treatment rooms past palm crowns - when I'm not looking through the breathing hole in the mattress during a relaxing signature experience. I prefer to sit outside for dinner. Fortunately, it cools down slightly in the evening. Local guests prefer to spend the evening in the air-conditioned restaurant.
"East meets West" is the promise of the cuisine, with a stronger emphasis on Vietnamese influences on request. Fish and seafood come directly from the trusted cutter, Wagyu and Angus from Australia. When the restaurant manager rolls a small trolley to the table, I am stunned. It contains a dozen coarse salts flavored with various spices and garden herbs.
A decapitated coconut stands in the room as a welcome gift, the bamboo drinking straw. "We try to do without plastic," says GM Eric Billgren later. Water, for example, is offered in glass bottles, cosmetics in stylish ceramic dispensers. I like the bathroom with its free-standing bath, two washbasins and oversized shower. The wall facing the garden is fully glazed, so you also have a sea view from here. As the name suggests, this also applies to the Ocean View Villas on the hillside.
The beautiful spa is hidden in a jungle-like grove. It's made entirely of wood, so I can look out into the distance from the upper treatment rooms past palm crowns - when I'm not looking through the breathing hole in the mattress during a relaxing signature experience. I prefer to sit outside for dinner. Fortunately, it cools down slightly in the evening. Local guests prefer to spend the evening in the air-conditioned restaurant.
"East meets West" is the promise of the cuisine, with a stronger emphasis on Vietnamese influences on request. Fish and seafood come directly from the trusted cutter, Wagyu and Angus from Australia. When the restaurant manager rolls a small trolley to the table, I am stunned. It contains a dozen coarse salts flavored with various spices and garden herbs.
