Fashioned after traditional Vietnamese homes, the 121-key hotel features neoclassical furnishings in its guest rooms to evoke the ambience of the Indochine era. Hardwood floors, old-style claw foot bathtubs, rattan wicker chairs, ceiling fans and intricately patterned wall tiles add character to each guest room.
As Cat Ba is the adventure tourism capital of Vietnam, guests will be compelled to enjoy myriad outdoor activities for the sporty, or nature explorations for the eco-conscious. When the sun sets, the hotel’s restaurants and bars will beckon guests to sit back to cocktails at the alfresco Rock’s Bar; fine dining at Akoya; or local and international cuisines enjoyed on the colonial-inspired terrace of Indochine Kitchen. www.mgallery.com
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