Nha Trang Boutique Hotels Curated by Secret Retreats

Get Out into Nature from Nha Trang Luxury Hotels

Home to Vietnam’s finest resorts, Nah Trang luxury hotels offer style and comfort on a pristine stretch of coast easily accessible by air and by train from the country’s major cities. Getting around is also made easy from the best place to stay in Nha Trang with an abundance of taxis. Those looking for a more laid-back way to explore this picturesque part of the country can hop on a bike. Famous for having more days of sunshine than anywhere else in Vietnam, the fine weather means visitors can book into Nha Trang boutique resorts at any time of the year for an enjoyable coastal getaway. The rainy season tends to last from September to December, but Nha Trang’s position on the southern coast means it is less prone to the heavier storms that affect Vietnam’s north. All year-round warm temperatures guarantee sun-soaked days on the beach or beside the pool in our carefully curated Nha Trang boutique hotels to suit your Vietnam travel itinerary.

Another way to relax is to head into the hills to the north of the city where hot springs and mud baths offer relaxation and rejuvenation. It has long been believed that the mineral-rich springs and oozing mud baths help soothe fatigued muscles and detoxify the body. The teams from the best hotels in Nha Trang that we will select for your Vietnam vacation will organize a day trip to the crystal-clear Ba Ho Waterfalls, surrounded by lush rainforest and picture postcard rice fields. Here, three waterfalls tumble into a lake where visitors are free to spend a day swimming, picnicking, and fishing. Also not to be missed while staying in your Vietnam boutique hotel between January and June are the Hon Khoi Salt Fields where conical mounds of natural salt are harvested in baskets slung across the shoulders of salt farmers, local women, from shallow fields of water. Nature is never far away from the Nha Trang luxury hotels that the Secret Retreats travel team curates for your Vietnam travel itinerary, and it is well worth hopping onto a boat and heading out into the bay for a cruise around Yen Sao Island, with its incredible birdlife and Monkey Island, appropriately named for its resident population of primates. The waters around the islands are also home to a astounding variety of colourful underwater wonders and here too conservation is important, with parts of the bay protected in order to keep the marine ecosystem thriving and pristine.