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InterContinental Grand Ho Tram
Ba Ria Vung Tau, Vietnam · InterContinental · Core Luxury
Vietnam's first large-scale integrated resort opened on 26 July 2013 as The Grand - Ho Tram Strip, with a 541-room tower designed by Paul Steelman and developed by Asian Coast Development Ltd. Rebranded InterContinental Grand Ho Tram in June 2021, it shares the Ho Tram site with a second tower now operating as Holiday Inn Resort Ho Tram.
- 541 rooms
- Opened 2013
- Neighborhood: Ho Tram
- Rooms from 506 sq ft (47 m²)
- Architect: Paul Steelman
About InterContinental Grand Ho Tram
- Paul Steelman designed the first tower's 541 rooms; Asian Coast Development Ltd developed the Ho Tram Project Company site.
- Rebranded InterContinental Grand Ho Tram effective 1 June 2021 under IHG.
- Entry-level rooms start at 506 sq ft (47 m²).
History
The property opened on 26 July 2013 as The Grand - Ho Tram Strip, Vietnam's first large-scale integrated resort, with a first tower of 541 rooms designed by Paul Steelman and developed by Asian Coast Development Ltd (Ho Tram Project Company).
It was rebranded as the InterContinental Grand Ho Tram in 2021 (effective 1 June 2021) under IHG; a second hotel tower now operates as the Holiday Inn Resort Ho Tram.
Amenities
- Spa
- Pool
- Hot tub
- Fitness center
- Tennis
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