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Six Senses Hideaway Ninh Van Bay
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Villa for 2: US$734-2551 RO* Book now » You arrive by boat to find a 2km crescent beach with forested mountains rising behind; you step ashore to discover your very own butler waiting to whisk you off to a private villa. Six Senses (formerly Evason) Hideaway is an A-Z of luxury with every conceivable indulgence packed onto this remote peninsular (you’ll think you’re on an island). As for the villas, they simply take your breath away. Each one has its own pool, some under palms in the garden, several on the hill with views across treetops, others built into the rocks with steps down to the sea. Wherever you end up, you find heaven.
Follow your nose and you’ll come to a bar, a restaurant and a library, all high on wooded stilts to give views of sea and ridge. But the villas are hard to beat and guests often stay by their pool, with room service bringing whatever they need. You get big bathrooms with showers in the garden, sitting rooms with enormous daybeds, bedrooms with exquisite views. Excursions can also be planned: snorkelling, diving or dinner on a private beach.
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$400 per room per night* Book now » Evason Hideaway identifies the boutique category of Evason. Attention to detail and focus on the reality of the destination is the driving force, together with a focused commitment to the environment. Accommodations provide generous personal space and present an uncompromised standard of luxury. Evason Hideaways offer elegantly designed modern architecture positioned with an image supporting the Evason Hideaway theme ¡V innovative style.
The site of this Evason Hideaway on dramatic Ninh Van Bay is quite unique, taking full advantage of the setting. Impressive rock formations, the coral reef, white sand beach, a playful stream and the towering mountains behind, all add to the sense of being luxuriously at one with nature.
Evason Hideaway at Ana Mandara also presents the reality of the destination, with an architectural style reflecting the traditions of Vietnam. This is very evident in the reception champa and dining pavilion, which are classic Vietnam structures transported across the water and assembled at the site.
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* Prices are approximate guideline rates only, and vary by date, room type and length of stay. Please consult the provider for availability and pricing.
