Hotels Across Vietnam Celebrate National Day Holiday

Hotels Across Vietnam Celebrate National Day Holiday

Waving the Vietnamese Flag High

As Vietnam prepares to mark its Independence Day, several Vietnam National Day hotels are offering festive experiences for families and travelers alike. At Alma Resort Cam Ranh, September 1 and 2 will be packed with flag-themed activities for children, including DIY Vietnamese flag crafts, face painting, “Capture the Flag” challenges, tree planting, and kite making. Other highlights include wood carving, conical hat drawing, yoga, meditation, a tug-of-war competition, and character meet-and-greets with a Minion and clown.

Food lovers can indulge at Alma Garden, where a breakfast buffet will feature a “Special Vietnamese Delights” station. In the evening, the “Culinary Journey Across Three Regions” dinner buffet promises a feast with half a grilled lobster per adult, unlimited beverages, and live music from a traditional Vietnamese band. Guests can also enjoy Vietnamese coffee tastings, bamboo-tube grilled chicken, beef stew with noodles, salted coffee, draft beer, and themed cocktails across Alma’s diverse dining venues.

Wellness, Family Packages and Cultural Escapes

Vietnam holiday resorts under the Azerai brand are marking Independence Day with unique packages and wellness offers. At Azerai Ke Ga Bay, a beachfront property in southern Vietnam, guests can take advantage of a “Buy 60 Minutes, Get 90 Minutes” massage deal on select treatments, plus complimentary yoga sessions held by the spa each weekend.

In central Vietnam, the heritage-inspired Azerai La Residence, Hue has launched a “Family Time” package including a one-night stay for two adults and one child under 12, a poolside BBQ, daily breakfast, and discounts on spa treatments and dining. The resort’s new “Hue Heritage and Nature Escape” combines cultural discovery with a guided excursion to Bach Ma National Park, home to breathtaking views and rich biodiversity.

Premium BBQ Buffet in the Capital

In Hanoi, the iconic Sofitel Legend Metropole is offering one of the most anticipated Vietnam National Day hotel dining experiences. On September 2, Spice Garden restaurant will host an exclusive BBQ Buffet Dinner from 6–10 pm, featuring five live cooking stations, premium Vietnamese BBQ, fresh seafood, Hanoi specialties, and decadent desserts.

Priced at VND 1,500,000++ per adult, the dinner is complimentary for children under six, with half-price for kids aged six to eleven. Spice Garden, which reopened in 2023 after a major refurbishment, offers an elegant yet cozy atmosphere with locally crafted pottery, earth-toned linens, and plenty of natural light. Its use of organic produce and seasonal ingredients ensures a sustainable, high-quality dining experience.

Fireworks and a Fiery Celebration by the Sea

Few Vietnam Independence Day celebrations will be as dazzling as the one at The Anam Cam Ranh. On September 2, the resort’s Lang Viet Restaurant and Bar will host a Vietnamese buffet accompanied by live traditional music, a spectacular fireshow, and fireworks over the sea.

The buffet runs from 6:30–9:00 pm, priced at VND 860,000++ per person. Guests can add a drinks package for VND 100,000++ (unlimited juices and soft drinks) or VND 200,000++ (including free-flow draught beer). The mango juice, made with fruit from nearby Khanh Hoa province — Vietnam’s “mango capital” — is a highlight of the evening. With panoramic views of the pool and beach, Lang Viet provides an unforgettable setting for celebrating Vietnam’s 80th Independence Day.

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