Billed as Vietnam’s first beachfront integrated luxury
resort, The Grand Ho Tram certainly aims to live up to its name in
both size and decadence. Set on a long stretch of isolated beach two hours
southeast of Ho Chi Minh City (accessible via helicopter or a
complimentary shuttle that makes the trip multiple times a day), the hotel
promises non-stop entertainment with a casino, a championship golf course, nine swimming pools, 17 restaurants and bars, a night club and more.
With its unique beach/casino feel, The Grand Ho Tram gives off a Vegas-meets-Honolulu
vibe, where glitz and glamour pervade in a low-key, laid-back atmosphere. It’s
the ideal backdrop for a Vietnamese-style Ocean’s Eleven movie recently filmed
there. Throw in the occasional cameos by world-class golfers like Greg Norman
(who designed the adjacent golf course) and local celebrities with Vietnamese
supermodels, singers and entertainers and you’ve got a party.
Billed as Vietnam’s first beachfront integrated luxury
resort, The Grand Ho Tram certainly aims to live up to its name in
both size and decadence. Set on a long stretch of isolated beach two hours
southeast of Ho Chi Minh ...