Where the East Sea Meets Scandinavian Serenity

Opened in April 2025 along the unspoiled stretch of Suoi Nuoc Beach, Radisson Resort Mui Ne brings Scandinavian-inspired design to Vietnam's southern coast. The 126-room property, set 30 kilometres from Phan Thiet City, was conceived as a place where architecture dissolves into landscape and where guests can feel the pull of the ocean from virtually every vantage point.

The resort's low-rise architecture was designed for a seamless connection with its coastal surroundings. Expansive windows and open-air walkways frame unobstructed ocean views, while locally inspired materials in earthy tones echo the sand dunes, sea, and tropical vegetation that define the Mui Ne peninsula. Native plants weave through lush tropical gardens that lead directly to the shoreline, and private balconies offer sunrise over the East Sea, with pools overlooking the coastline from morning to dusk.

Inside, the aesthetic shifts toward a contemporary coastal sensibility. Soft neutral tones, warm wood finishes, natural stone, and textured fabrics create rooms that feel simultaneously grounded and airy. Floor-to-ceiling windows dissolve the boundary between interior and exterior, while clean architectural lines and minimalist furnishings allow the landscape to remain the focal point. Subtle blue accents and organic textures reflect the sea just beyond the terrace, and beachfront pools, stone pathways, wooden decking, and shaded lounge areas make the transition between indoor comfort and outdoor relaxation entirely effortless.

All 20 villas, comprising 12 beachfront and eight garden villas, come with private pools. The three-bedroom beachfront villas offer direct beach view, while garden villas provide seclusion amid tropical greenery. Throughout, Scandinavian simplicity meets Vietnamese cultural warmth, a pairing that extends from the architecture into every detail of the guest experience.

Dining at the resort follows the same philosophy of place. Fresh, locally sourced seafood and seasonal ingredients anchor menus that move between authentic Vietnamese specialties and international favourites, from breakfast overlooking the ocean to poolside lunches, sunset cocktails, and beach dinners accompanied by the sound of waves. The Dunes Restaurant terrace embodies this indoor-outdoor continuity, as does the Chill Bar's al fresco setting.

The spa draws on traditional Asian healing techniques and modern wellness practices. Signature massages, body therapies, and facials complement outdoor swimming pools, fitness facilities, and beachfront spaces for morning walks. Sustainability threads through the entire operation: solar-powered energy, water conservation, organic dining with locally sourced ingredients, drinking water bottled on-site, and coffee sourced from Vietnam, the world's second-largest coffee producer.

Beyond the resort, the Mui Ne region reveals its own character. The white sand dunes, often called Vietnam's mini-Sahara, sit alongside Bau Trang and Bau Sen, freshwater lakes known for seasonal lotus blooms. Nearby, the Fish Sauce Museum and Po Sah Inu Towers each tell a different chapter of the region's heritage. For the adventurous, kite surfing, paddle boarding, kayaking, and sand surfing are all within reach.

The soul of Radisson Resort Mui Ne is best captured at sunrise, when the first light reflects across the East Sea and the open-air spaces, lush tropical gardens, and expansive ocean views create an atmosphere where guests naturally slow down. It is a balance of contemporary comfort, authentic Vietnamese hospitality, and a genuine connection to the coastal surroundings, where infinity-style pools, a leisurely breakfast overlooking the sea, and a sunset with a signature cocktail become the rhythm of each day.