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| Route Inn Group from Japan opened its first five-star beach resort project in Điện Bàn town of Quảng Nam province, adding 96 hotel rooms and 54 villas to the provincial hospitality industry. — Photo courtesy of Route Inn |
Viet Nam News
QUẢNG NAM — Route Inn Group from Japan has launched its first five-star beach resort project – the Grandvrio Ocean Resort Đà Nẵng – in Điện Bàn Town of central Quảng Nam Province, adding 96 hotel rooms and 54 villas to the provincial hospitality industry.
The group said it’s the second project in Việt Nam since it debuted a four-star hotel project – the Grandvrio Đà Nẵng City – in the central city and the start of a plan to develop a chain of 50 hotels in the country until 2025.
Grandvrio Ocean Resort Đà Nẵng, located on the coast between Đà Nẵng and Hội An, offers private pool villas and rooms with ocean views and contemporary interior design, luxurious fittings and high-end amenities, creating more options for tourists visiting Đà Nẵng and Hội An.
It also offers the biggest Japanese style restaurant, Bikura, an Onsen (a Japanese hot spring and bathing facilities), Zen Spa and Kids’ zone.
The Japanese Group also began an enrollment programme for students from Đà Nẵng-based Đông Á College to serve a chain of 320 hotels in Japan and Việt Nam following a training agreement signed in 2015.
Japan plans to open a Consulate office in Đà Nẵng as a way of boosting tourism and exchange between Japan and Đà Nẵng as well as other central provinces in the future.
Route Inn was considered the first Japanese company to invest in the hospitality sector in central Việt Nam when it poured US$18 million into Đà Nẵng last year. — VNS
