Viet Nam News
VINH PHUC — DIC Star Hotel & Resorts – the first five-star hotel in the northern province of Vinh Phuc has been opened by Vietnamese real estate developer DIC.
Located within the developing South Vinh Yen Urban Complex in the province’s Vinh Yen City – about 55km to the west of Ha Noi, the property is positioned on an area of more than 25,000sq.m and boasts a harmony between modern architecture and nature in the Dam Vac Lake area.
The hotel consists of 205 modern deluxe rooms with balconies looking over Dam Vac Lake and the city centre. Its all-day-dining Sunrise restaurant offers abundant buffet selection for breakfast and an a-la-carte menu featuring both Vietnamese and international cuisine for lunch and dinner.
The hotel also features an outdoor swimming pool equipped with heating system for winter, a modern fitness centre and a spa. The Dam Vac Convention Hall with a capacity of 1,000 guests is the province’s largest capacity conference centre.
 |
| DIC Star Hotel & Resorts is the first five-star hotel in the northern province of Vinh Phuc. — Photo courtesy of DIC |
Speaking at the hotel’s opening ceremony, Chairman of the Management Board of DIC Group Nguyen Thien Tuan said: “A province of the Red River Delta region, Vinh Phuc has a developing economy, attracting many foreign investors and enterprises. Although the province has a lot of potential in tourism, there are not any international standard hotels that can meet the demand of tourists and investors.
“With trust in the continuous development of the region, we decided to invest and operate this hotel, becoming a pioneer in providing perfect hospitality service for business guests as well as leisure travellers,” he said.
“The opening of DIC Star Hotel & Resorts offers guests a great central location where they can enjoy playing golf at nearby courses or explore nearby attractions, including Tay Thien Monastery, Great Stupa Mandala Tay Thien, Tam Dao Town, Ha Pagoda, Thanh Lanh Lake, and Xa Huong Lake.”
The group’s chairman also said that another 64 two-bedroom villas will be put into operation at the end of April, “meeting the demand of any guests, for both short-term and long-term stays”. — VNS