Five-star luxury beachfront resort has now launched a “resort within a resort” called The Level Villas that sets apart 61 upscale villas with private pools as well as a private lounge and a host of bespoke privileges.
The Level Villas’ two-, three- and four-bedroom range in size from 220 square metres to 465 square metres. They have their own private pools, BBQ areas, outdoor showers and gardens, living areas and separate dining areas.
“As its name aptly suggests, The Level Villas will elevate the experience in Ho Tram to an entirely new level,” said the resort’s general manager Manuel Ferriol. “Drawing on our warm Spanish hospitality, we have created a resort within a resort priding itself on privacy and exclusivity.”
Other experiences on offer in the villas include house parties with live music or a DJ, picnics in the garden, a private set menu dinner, and cooking and mixology classes.
An array of privileges includes complimentary cocktail time, use of the lounge’s meeting room and the 10-treatment room YHI Spa’s sauna and steam bath, a pillow menu, and a superior level of personalised service overall with, for example, separate check-in and check-out and concierge service.
In-room services include a selection of digital newspapers and magazines, a capsule coffee maker and special tea station, and late check-out until 4pm subject to availability.
In addition to Breeza Beach Club, situated on the beach adjacent to a 1,491-square metre pool, Meliá Ho Tram Beach Resort is also home to all-day dining restaurant Sasa, fine dining restaurant Muoi, three swimming pools, a swim-up bar, a coffee shop, a ballroom and conference facilities, gymnasium, kid’s club, gift shop and more.
A broad spectrum of daily activities range from those that tap into Vietnamese culture including crafting traditional lanterns and painting conical hats to outdoor pursuits such as paddle board lessons, kayaking, cycling and basic tennis lessons and wellness sessions including aqua aerobics, Tabata, Zumba, sunrise yoga, tai chi and stretching.
The resort offers boat, bike and seafood wet market tours, as well as fishing and hiking, and visits to the Binh Chau hot spring and mud bath, to nearby Vung Tau city and to historical sites Long Tan and Long Phuoc. Meliá Ho Tram Beach Resort is also within easy reach of The Bluffs Ho Tram Strip, a links style 18-hole championship golf course designed by golfing legend Greg Norman.
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