Royal Ninh Thuan Luxury Hotel & Resort

Royal Ninh Thuan Luxury Hotel & Resort is designed in a modern architectural style, combined with traditional elements of Vietnamese culture.

The architectural style of the project is stylized from the indigenous architecture of the local region, specifically the Cham Pa houses in Ninh Thuan Province, known as Jaya Thiên by the Cham Brahmin community. The design is inspired by the stilt houses of the Cham people, with double-sloped roofs to provide optimal insulation. Given the local tropical coastal climate characterized by heat and humidity, the double roof with an air layer between them offers maximum thermal comfort.

The structures are built on pillars, in line with the terrain conditions and the traditional construction methods of the local Cham people. Sunshades are also designed in the style of Jaya Thiên houses, with decorative details on the roofs, columns, and walls using stone to prevent termites and protect against natural conditions.

The cultural spaces of the Cham people have been studied and incorporated into the resort’s recreational and cultural areas.

The design blueprint for the project also pays special attention to high-class facilities and services. From infinity pools, lush gardens, walking paths, to upscale outdoor restaurants, everything is designed with the goal of providing guests with the ultimate resort experience. The highlight is the outdoor infinity pool area, where guests can relax while taking in the expansive views of the blue sea.

Royal Ninh Thuan places a high priority on creating open and green spaces. The residential, recreational, and service areas are designed in an interconnected chain, making it easy and convenient to move around the resort. This creates continuity in the overall architecture and optimizes the guest experience.

The project features 500 5-star hotel rooms, conference centers, and venues for beauty pageants and competitions in line with the business and cultural focus of Royal Group (the investor). The resort covers a meticulously preserved mountainside and a private, well-appointed beach spanning up to 87.5 hectares. Its private location, stunning landscape, unique local architecture, and distinctive cultural elements are expected to make it an attractive destination for relaxation and tourism in Southeast Asia.

Trung Kien Nguyen; Duyen Hai Duong Thi; Khoa Le Truong; Thinh Vo Duc; Hoan An Nguyen Thanh