Fusion Hotel Group has opened LÈGACY Hanoi – A Fusion Original, a stylish 218-room hotel and wellness sanctuary offering panoramic views of the city and West Lake. Located in Hanoi’s historic Ngoc Ha ward, the new property is designed to blend contemporary hospitality with local heritage, marking another step in Fusion’s expansion in Vietnam’s wellness-inspired hospitality scene.
Paying tribute to
Hanoi’s culture and landmark features, LÈGACY Hanoi incorporates design
inspirations drawn from the O Quan Chuong Gate, the Red River, and the iconic
five-petal peach blossom. Guests can enjoy a curated mix of experiences,
including modern dining and bar concepts, spa treatments, and wellness rituals.
At the grand opening
ceremony on September 16, Fusion Hotel Group CEO Christopher Hur said: “Hanoi
has an extraordinary sense of history, culture and identity. Our ambition with
LÈGACY was to create a destination that feels truly connected to Hanoi — one
that respects the character and heritage of the city while offering a fresh and
contemporary hospitality experience,” Christopher Hur, CEO of Fusion Hotel
Group, said during the Grand Opening Ceremony on September 16.
He added: “This
opening is also a testament to the vision, dedication and trust of our
ownership partners. Bringing a hotel of this scale and ambition to life
requires tremendous commitment and collaboration, and we are grateful for the
confidence they have placed in Fusion. Today is not the end of a project. It is
the beginning of a new chapter — for this hotel, for our partnership with the
ownership team, and for Fusion here in Hanoi.”
The hotel includes 133
serviced apartments on floors 9–13 and 19–21, and 85 hotel rooms on floors
14–18, with multiple suite and apartment categories ranging from studios to
two-bedroom units. Most accommodations feature private balconies,
floor-to-ceiling windows, and natural light with high-floor panoramic views.
Wellness at the
property is anchored by YÊN Spa, inspired by the Vietnamese word for peace,
offering Vietnamese-based therapies, massages, beauty treatments, and an
onsen-style area with hot and cold pools, sauna, steam room, and relaxation
spaces.
Dining highlights
include MỘC LOFT on the 24th floor, with an all-day menu reimagining Northern
Vietnam flavours through a modern fusion approach, and 24 Social and Terrace, a
rooftop bar designed for sunset gatherings.
Newly appointed General Manager Ngo Anh Doan said: “Creativity doesn’t erase tradition,” he said. “It breathes new life into it, making heritage resonate with today.” -TTN