Key points
- Minor Hotels is strengthening its presence in Vietnam with plans to launch Avani+ Hanoi in 2028, marking the international hospitality group’s first hotel in the Vietnamese capital.
- Avani+ Hanoi, scheduled to debut in 2028, will mark Minor Hotels’ first property in Vietnam’s capital and expand the group into the country’s urban hospitality marketImage Credit.
- Omar Romero, chief development and luxury officer at Minor Hotels, described the Hanoi project as the group’s first branded hotel in a major Vietnamese city, emphasizing Bach Mai Ward’s central location and its potential appeal to both business and leisure travelers.
Minor Hotels is strengthening its presence in Vietnam with plans to launch Avani+ Hanoi in 2028, marking the international hospitality group’s first hotel in the Vietnamese capital. The 310-room property will also represent an important shift for Minor Hotels as it expands beyond the resort destinations that have largely defined its existing Vietnamese portfolio.
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The group has signed a management agreement with Trading Construction Works Organization for the new hotel, which will rise in Hanoi’s Bach Mai Ward. Located within the Hinode City mixed-use development, this Thailand Hotel News report highlights how the project will combine hospitality with a lifestyle mall and 1,099 residential and serviced apartments, creating a substantial urban destination within one of Hanoi’s rapidly developing districts.
Strategic Location Near Central Hanoi
Avani+ Hanoi will occupy a site at the intersection of Minh Khai and Kim Nguu streets, with Hanoi’s historic Old Quarter approximately a 10-minute drive away. Its location and transportation connections are expected to give the property access to several guest segments, including corporate travelers, leisure visitors, and guests requiring longer stays in the capital.
The hotel is being positioned as a premium lifestyle property reflecting the contemporary character of the Avani+ brand. Planned facilities include an indoor swimming pool with a deck, a fitness center, meeting and function spaces, an all-day dining venue, and specialty restaurants.
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Minor Hotels Expands Beyond Vietnam’s Resorts
The Hanoi signing broadens Minor Hotels’ Vietnamese footprint into a major metropolitan market. The company currently operates Anantara Hoi An Resort, Anantara Mui Ne Resort, Anantara Quy Nhon Villas, and Avani Quy Nhon Resort, while also operating The Vietage by Anantara luxury railway carriages.
Omar Romero, chief development and luxury officer at Minor Hotels, described the Hanoi project as the group’s first branded hotel in a major Vietnamese city, emphasizing Bach Mai Ward’s central location and its potential appeal to both business and leisure travelers.
A New Urban Chapter for Avani+
Trading Construction Works Organization, the developer behind Avani+ Hanoi and the wider Hinode City project, has interests spanning real estate, industrial manufacturing, and energy. Bringing an internationally recognized hospitality brand into the development adds another dimension to a precinct designed around residential, commercial, and lifestyle uses.
Avani+ Hanoi therefore represents more than another hotel opening for Minor Hotels. Its planned 2028 debut signals the group’s move into Vietnam’s urban hospitality sector while providing Avani+ with a prominent foothold in Hanoi. As international hotel operators continue expanding across Vietnam, projects combining accommodation, residences, retail, dining, and business facilities are likely to play an increasingly visible role in the country’s evolving hospitality landscape.
For more on Avani Hotels by Minor, visit:
https://www.avanihotels.com/en
