Condé Nast Traveler readers vote two Vietnam resorts among Asia's top 15

Four Seasons Resort The Nam Hai in Quang Nam Province's Dien Ban District, which is around a 10-minute drive from Hoi An, ranked seventh on the list with an overall score of 96.42 out of 100 points.

An outdoor swimming pool inside Four Seasons Resort The Nam Hai near Hoi An. Photo courtesy of the resort

Spreading over 35 hectares next to Ha My beach, the resort has 100 villas and eight separate spa rooms all designed in traditional Vietnamese style.

The villas measure 80-660 square meters each and can accommodate three to 15 guests.

Room rates start from VND17 million ($716) per night.

Its Café Nam Hai's signature dish is wagyu beef tomahawk, which is grilled on Himalayan red salt stone and accompanied by potato puree, salad leaves, bread dumplings, and spinach.

With an overall score of 96.27, Anantara Hoi An Resort came in eighth.

Anantara Hoi An Resort overlooks Thu Bon River in Hoi An. Photo courtesy of the resort

Located by Thu Bon River, the resort is one of the few resorts in Vietnam totally free from plastic bottles.

Its architecture takes inspiration from French colonial architecture with 94 rooms painted in yellow and equipped with environment-friendly equipment.

This year, the Ritz-Carlton in Malaysia was named the best resort in Asia, followed by El Nido Resorts and Shangri-La Boracay in the Philippines.

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