Fusion to Open Two New Hotels in Vietnam in Early 2026

Fusion Hotel Group to Open Two New Hotels in Vietnam in Early 2026

Fusion Hotel Group has announced the upcoming opening of two new properties in Vietnam in early 2026: LÈGACY Hanoi – A Fusion Original and Grand Royal Riverside Hue – Fusion Collection.

Located in two of Vietnam’s historically significant and well-known tourism centres, the new hotels represent the next phase of Fusion Hotel Group’s expansion in the country and reflect its continued focus on wellness-led hospitality experiences.

LÈGACY Hanoi – A Fusion Original will be located at the corner of Lieu Giai and Doi Can streets in Hanoi, a short walk from West Lake. The 220-room hotel is designed as an urban retreat, combining contemporary architecture with elements inspired by local culture. The property is envisioned as a living gallery, with artwork and design motifs influenced by Vietnamese nature and heritage featured throughout public spaces and guest rooms. Rooms will offer views of the city skyline or the lake.

Wellness will play a central role at the hotel, in line with Fusion’s service approach, with facilities including an onsen, spa treatments using locally sourced ingredients, and relaxation-focused experiences. Dining venues will present modern interpretations of Vietnamese cuisine inspired by Hanoi’s culinary traditions.

In central Vietnam, Grand Royal Riverside Hue – Fusion Collection will be located on Hung Vuong Street along the southern bank of the Huong River in Hue. The hotel will feature 161 rooms across two towers and offer views of the Truong Tien Bridge and nearby UNESCO World Heritage sites. Its interiors draw on Indochine-style influences, incorporating natural-wood furnishings and design references to Hue’s cultural legacy.

The property will include multiple dining outlets, spa and wellness facilities, and meeting and event spaces accommodating up to 250 guests.

With these additions, Fusion Hotel Group continues to develop wellness-oriented hotels for urban and leisure travellers. The group currently operates 18 properties across Vietnam and Thailand and plans to expand further across the Asia-Pacific region by 2028.

Commenting on the announcement, Christopher Hur, CEO of Fusion Hotel Group, said the new hotels reflect the company’s ongoing commitment to Vietnam’s cities and landscapes, with a focus on wellness, local identity, and thoughtful design.