Absolute Hotel Services develops Vietnam-wide hospitality concept

Absolute is rebranding a range of properties under its U identity

In its latest announcement, the Absolute Hotel Services group CEO Jonathan Wigley announced a major beach front property to be developed in conjunction with the domestically-owned Duyen Ha Company Limited. The hotel will be branded as Eastin Duyen Ha Resort Cam Ranh with the target opening date of first quarter 2017.

The Eastin Duyen Ha Resort will consist of 250 superior, 100 deluxe, 2 penthouse, 70 garden deluxe and 28 garden suites with high-end facilities including restaurants, an outdoor swimming pool, bars, gym and spa facilities, and a 1,200 square metre ballroom.

“This is exciting news for AHS and as it currently stands as our largest Eastin brand project. Cam Ranh is another hot destination and located very close to Nha Trang,” said Wigley.

Wigley added that with the current and future infrastructure developments, beautiful unspoilt beaches, excellent climate and proximity to Cam Ranh International airport he was confident in attractiveness of the investment would grow further.

AHS also announced their re-branding of the already well-established Hoi An Beach Resort at the end of last year.

The resort is currently undergoing renovation and re-branding and will be ready to be re-launched as U Hoi An late this year.

The 121-room resort is located near the UNESCO world heritage town of Hoi An and within easy reach of Danang and the Cham holy site and UNESCO-recognised My Son. The property is currently going through a staggered refurbishment programme while maintaining operations as Hoi An Beach Resort.

Apart from Eastin Duyen Ha Resort, AHS is also managing U Sapa in the northern province of Lao Cai which will be opened in July 2014.

U Sapa is located in the heart of the former French colonial mountain station.

The 57-room resort will consist of 48 deluxe rooms and 9 suites which will include high-end and leisure facilities.

AHS currently manages the Eastin Easy GTC and Eastin Hotel Hanoi which is now closed for renovation and planned to re-open by mid this year in the capital.