Vinpearl Discovery Nha Trang Empire Condotel opened on March 26 is Vingroup’s 18th hotel in the chain of Vinpearl-branded hotels.
The 40-storey Vinpearl Discovery Nha Trang Empire Condotel is located at the intersection of Le Thanh Ton and Nguyen Thien Thuat streets. This is a five-star apartment hotel built in accordance with international standards and is the first Vinpearl-branded city hotel in the South Central Vietnam.
At the foot of the Vinpearl Discovery Nha Trang Empire Condotel is the Vincom Plaza commercial centre opened at the end of last year with hundreds of booths of local and foreign brands.
With the scale of 1,200 rooms, Vinpearl Discovery Nha Trang Empire Condotel is one of the two largest hotels that have been operated in Nha Trang.
Vinpearl Discovery Nha Trang Empire Condotel is the 18th hotel of the Vinpearl system and the first of the nine urban hotels in the Vinpearl City Hotel chain launched in 2018.
The opening of Vinpearl Discovery Nha Trang Empire Condotel also marks the first step in the expansion strategy of the new model in eight localities in Vietnam namely Nha Trang, Danang, Hue, Quang Binh, Thanh Hoa, Ha Nam, Lang Son and Tay Ninh.
The first Vinpearl-branded hotel was opened in Can Tho in December 2016 with the scale of 260 rooms.
Prior to Vinpearl Discovery Nha Trang, Vinpearl had a total of approximately 11,000 hotel rooms out of a total of 17 hotels and resorts nationwide.
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