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Future Dong Hoi/Quang Binh – Vietnam

September 2, 2019 By James Clark 7 Comments

Aerial view of Dong Hoi City in Quang Binh Province, Vietnam
[An Aerial view of Dong Hoi City in Quang Binh Province, Vietnam.]

Dong Hoi is the capital of Quang Binh Province in north central Vietnam. It’s the gateway city to the Phong Nha-Kẻ Bàng National Park, where the world’s largest known cave can be found.

Dong Hoi is on the coast with 12 kilometres of white sand beaches, and it’s now starting to realise its potential as a beach destination. While Da Nang and Nha Trang are becoming internationally popular, Dong Hoi is gradually cultivating a domestic tourism market.

Visiting Dong Hoi feels seeing a city that is about to be discovered. International hotel chains are now setting up here, and there are plans to upgrade Dong Hoi Airport to an international airport. For now though it still a look and vibe of what Danang was like before it the international sensation that is has now become.

I visited in August 2019, where I rented a scooter with a local guide to have a look around at some of the major developments. This list is a general overview and doesn’t cover everything, so if you know of any other big projects feel free to send a link.

Most of the projects listed here are in Dong Hoi, though many of the places have branded themselves as Quang Binh. I’ve included the province in this list as the Dong Hoi beach front extends outside the city limits. There is also a possibility in the future that a major resort is built near the Phong Nha Caves.

Dong Hoi/Quang Binh Map of Developments

This map includes all the projects mentioned in this list.


Map of Dong Hoi/Quang Binh developments.

Dong Hoi

Vinpearl Hotel and Vincom Plaza

Vinpearl Hotel and Vincom Plaza

Address: Quach Xuan Ky, Dong Hoi.
Website: vincom.com.vn

Vincom Plaza Dong Hoi and Vinpearl Hotel Quang Binh were completed in 2018 with the hotel being the tallest building in Dong Hoi.

Pullman Quang Binh

Pullman Quang Binh

Address: Vo Nguyen Giap, Dong Hoi.
Website: ?
Developer: Indochine Engineering

Pullman Quang Binh is a five star hotel and resort comprising of a 16-storey hotel and villas. The hotel is on Bao Ninh Beach and is clearly visible from the riverside of the city. At the time of my visit the project had stalled.

Pullman Quang Binh

Mövenpick Hotel Quang Binh

Mövenpick Hotel Quảng Bình

Address: 18 Quach Xuan Ky, Dong Hoi.

Mövenpick Hotel Quang Binh will be built on the Nhat Le River in the city centre. According to the press release, “it will feature 219 guest rooms, four food and beverage outlets and private beach access for hotel guests at nearby Nhat Le Beach. The property will also feature a spa, fitness centre, swimming pool, three meeting rooms, and a ballroom catering for up to 400 delegates.”

Mövenpick Hotels & Resorts announces fifth hotel in Vietnam.

Radisson Palace Hotel Quang Binh

Radisson Palace Hotel Quang Binh under construction

Address: Corner of Quach Xuan Ky and Nguyen Trai, Dong Hoi.
Website: ?

Radisson Palace Hotel Quang Binh is on the riverside road of Quach Xuan Ky, next to the Vinpearl Tower. It was under construction when I visited but I haven’t been able to find any official information.

Radisson Palace Hotel Quang Binh information

Fusion Resort Quang Binh

Fusion Resort Quang Binh

Address: Vo Nguyen Giap, Bao Ninh Beach, Dong Hoi.
Website: fusionresorts.com

In April 2019 Fusion Resorts announced that Fusion Resort Quang Binh is scheduled to open in the second quarter of 2020. The resort will feature 60 villas, each with its own private garden and plunge pool and either a sea view or an enclosed tropical garden.

Hoang Gia Hung Tower

Hoang Gia Hung Tower

Address: 23 Huynh Con, Dong Hoi.
Developer: hoanggiaquangbinh.com

Hoang Gia Hung Tower is a proposed condotel and shophouse development by Hoang Gia Hung. The signature tower is around 30 stories, making it one of the tallest proposals in the city. At the time of my visit the block of land was empty and there have been no recent updates from the developer.

Condotel and Shophouses

Phu Hai Riverside

Phu Hai Riverside

Address: Quang Trung, Phu Hai, Dong Hoi.
Website: phuhairiverside.com.vn

Phu Hai Riverside is a new urban area close to the Dong Hai city centre. The mixed-use development will feature villas, parks, entertainment areas, and shopping.

Phu Hai Riverside Mall

Roads were still being built when I visited, and much of the land has been cleared.

Phu Hai Riverside construction site

Wyndham Quang Binh Golf Beach Resort

Wyndham under construction

Address: Vo Nguyen Giap, Bao Ninh Beach, Dong Hoi.

I drove by this construction site on the beach road of Vo Nguyen Giap and I saw that it’s a Wyndham project. Wyndham currently have hotels in Hanoi and Halong, and they are expanding their presence in Vietnam.

I just took a photo to remind myself to look it up later, but now that I look it up I can’t find any reference of a Wyndham Quang Binh Golf Beach Resort. So let this be a lesson to myself to get more information while I am on the ground.

There are plenty of references online about an FLC golf resort being built, but that’s in a different location. It’s not clear where they would put a golf course here as there is a new urban area being planned across the road.

Bao Ninh Sunshine

Bao Ninh Sunrise
[Image via cafeland.vn.]

Address: My Canh, Dong Hoi.

Bao Ninh Sunshine is part of an ongoing development in My Canh Ward, on the peninsula where the Nhat Le River meets the sea.

Venus Gardenia

Venus Gardenia
[Image via datxanhcorp.vn.]

Address: Pho Ly Thuong Kiet, Dong Hoi.

Venus Gardenia is a mixed use urban development area featuring residential and commercial space.

Sa Dong Urban Area

Sa Dong Urban Area
[Image via qptd.quangbinh.gov.vn.]

Address: Vo Nguyen Giap, Dong Hoi.

Sa Dong Urban Area is a housing development featuring rows of identical villas and two signature towers next to a central park.

Eco Hotel Nhat Le Beach

Eco Hotel Delta Corporation

Address: Nhat Le Beach, Dong Hoi.

This is another project I rode by thinking that I would find more information online. The project sign roughly translates to “Eco Hotel Delta Corporation”, but I couldn’t find any information about it on their site. I will leave it here in case someone knows more about it.

Eco Hotel Nhat Le Beach

Hai Ninh

Hai Ninh is a rural commune and village south of Dong Hoi in Quang Ninh District. The stretch of beach here continues from that of Dong Hoi.

FLC Quang Binh / Best Western Premier Quang Binh

Best Western Premier Quang Binh

Address: Hai Ninh Beach, Quảng Ninh District
Website: ?

Best Western Premier Quang Binh will be developed by FLC Quang Binh One Member Co. Ltd.

The Best Western Premier Quang Binh will “feature two wings dramatically connected by a glass sky bridge, overlooking tropical lagoon pools, expansive sundecks, palm trees and the golden beach.”

FLC is a major resort developer in Vietnam and they have also launched Bamboo Airways. The press releases have been promoting the hotel as a Best Western, but it shows FLC branding on the building.

Quang Binh News

Quang Binh to open new pedestrian zone to boost tourism – [22/04/21]
“Quang Binh Province, dubbed Vietnam’s “Kingdom of Caves”, will open a pedestrian zone in its capital Dong Hoi Town…The one-kilometer pedestrian zone spanning Phan Boi Chau to Dong Hai streets will open from 6 p.m. to midnight on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays as well as holidays, according to the provincial People’s Committee.”

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About James Clark

James Clark is the editor of Future Southeast Asia and is currently based in Ho Chi Minh City. Follow his travels at nomadicnotes.com and on Twitter at @nomadicnotes

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  1. Tom says

    September 22, 2019 at 7:08 am

    there is a project like this near the new air port in Nha Trang, they are targeting higher end tourism and family tourism.interesting website by the way!

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    • James Clark says

      October 11, 2019 at 8:45 am

      Hi Tom, sorry I missed this comment. Yes that area is Cam Ranh and there are some big things happening there. I will get round to doing a summary of that area soon.

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      • Thomas says

        March 18, 2020 at 2:39 am

        Good information for us regarding to your Hospitality Project stated in Dong Hoi !

        So what’s your job actually in Southeast Asia ? Consultant ?

        We’d like to get your E-mail for further discussion please !

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        • James Clark says

          March 18, 2020 at 5:06 am

          Thanks Thomas. I’m a journalist/publisher and this website is a project to lash together information in one place, which is currently not done outside of real estate sales site. You can email me at livinginasia.co [at] gmail [dot] com.

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          • Thomas says

            March 18, 2020 at 6:28 am

            Regarding to Radisson Palace Hotel Quang Binh,we maximized your photo and then found the owner is Viet Group and their Chairman is Lê Việt Hùng but their reception told us they will open this June once we called them for further information. However,most of websites shows it would open next year.

  2. Terry says

    July 2, 2020 at 3:33 am

    Like!! Really appreciate you sharing this blog post.

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  3. John says

    May 31, 2021 at 6:03 am

    When you say private beach…does this actually mean..residents of Dong Hoi and visitors will have their access to the beach restricted?

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