Meliá Danang Beach Resort completes ambitious expansion

Meliá Danang Beach Resort has refreshed its Spanish charm with the completion of a two-year renovation that added 262 rooms, new MICE facilities, an expanded restaurant offering and a fresh look for the lobby and pool area.

With a décor inspired by beach culture, the resort utilises a sandy colour scheme with pops of blue, and features ocean-inspired artwork. At 521 keys, the new rooms and suites – including the newly added Premium Partial Ocean View and Deluxe Sea View rooms – feature open-plan modern interiors that incorporate elements of local culture.

As the popular coastal city continues to draw both business and leisure travellers, the hotel has also groomed its MICE appeal with two new upscale ballrooms and five new breakout rooms, each of which is named for the five traditional elements of metal, earth, wood, water, and fire.

The beachfront resort now offers a total of five different meeting and convention rooms and seven breakout rooms. The largest and newest ballroom, Vistar, can accommodate up to 600 guests at 620 sqm. The modern Marble meeting space, at 558 sqm, has a capacity of up to 500 guests.

Meliá Danang Beach Resort also features multiple dining outlets for discerning palates, Mediterranean and Southeast Asian flavours. Cape Nao, the Spanish culinary soul of the property, has further tapped into Meliá’s Mediterranean roots with the expansion of the outdoor terrace area, increasing the capacity for outdoor dining to 110 guests. This new, spacious dining area, overlooking the ocean, epitomises the Mediterranean lifestyle, with its preference for outdoor living and enjoying good food under the sun.

Other wellbeing offerings range from pampering at the resort’s YHI Spa, to more physical pursuits such as yoga classes or exercising at the gym, and nine different room and suite options to meet the varying needs of guests.