Fusion Suites Vũng Tàu
Fusion Hotel Group opens Fusion Suites Vung Tau in the South of Vietnam
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Fusion's newest hotel, Fusion Suites Vung Tau, is set to open on January 24th, 2020 in southern Vietnam's popular coastal playground.
The new 19-storey property features 171 well-appointed suites and apartments, a multitude of dining options, a maritime-inspired spa, and the city's only rooftop infinity pool.
For dining options, the hotel boasts a restaurant, bar, and market stalls in the lobby. Fusion's signature 'Fresh' restaurant will offer all-day dining, serving up Vietnamese cuisine with a global twist and meals that highlight the abundant local seafood. The roof-top bar 'Breeze' serves light snacks as a complement to a selection of cocktails and locally brewed craft beers. On the ground floor, food stalls adorn a village square-inspired reception area, where guests and locals can gather to enjoy a coffee at 'Roast', an ice-cream at 'Scoop', or takoyaki (Japanese octopus balls) at 'Taco.'
The hotel features a 12 treatment room spa and one therapy is included per person per night. In concert with the spa's maritime theme, and its salt crystal lighting scheme, sea salts anchor the Maia Spa's signature therapies. These include a Himilayan salt stone massage, a gentle salt facial, and a sea salt body scrub. Other therapies include East- and West-style massages, body wraps and scrubs, facials, and Fusion's signature foot reflexology.
Other wellness services and facilities include yoga and meditation, a fitness studio, a Jacuzzi, and a rooftop pool. The hotel is also committed to a sustainable corporate social responsibility programme that supports the local community through working with the Vung Tau Tourism College to employ graduates.
Conveniently located in the heart of Vung Tau, the hotel is just a short trip by boat or road from Ho Chi Minh City. The contemporary property is close to the city's major tourist attractions, such as Bai Truoc Park, the cultural center, and Vung Tau Lighthouse.
The city currently welcomes over 15 million international and domestic travelers each year.
