The first Four Seasons-branded property comes to Vietnam this winter. The Nam Hai Hoi An becomes a Four Seasons property Dec. 20. The resort, located on the coastline near Hoi An, a UNESCO site and culinary destination, offers 40 private residence villas and 60 resort villas. Villas are newly remodeled and feature outdoor showers, terraces and expansive indoor space. While staying at the resort, guests can enjoy three pools, views of the shore, three dining venues and a Vietnamese cooking school. A new beach bar, kids’ club and water sports facility joins current tennis and basketball courts and a fitness center. A spa is also added, with eight pavilions set among a lotus pond. “Hoi An is one of the most coveted resort locations in Vietnam and we’re excited to be bringing legendary Four Seasons service and quality to this idyllic destination. As owners of several Four Seasons properties around the world, we know that Four Seasons has a proven track record of catering to discerning luxury travelers from around the world with highly personalized care and unmatched attention to detail.  We look forward to bringing their world-class hospitality to the Hoi An coast and together creating one of the finest resorts in Vietnam,” said Stephen Lau, chairman, HPL Hotels and Resorts. “Vietnam is an important growth market for Four Seasons and this is a unique opportunity to quickly establish a presence in the country’s top resort destination with partners HPL and ASB, who believe in the culture of Four Seasons and share our vision for success,” said J. Allen Smith, president and CEO, Four Seasons Hotels and Resorts. “As we continue to extend our presence across Asia Pacific we are focused on ensuring that each new addition to our portfolio represents the very best of Four Seasons, offering the highest levels of service excellence and product quality. Four Seasons Resort The Nam Hai, Hoi An, Vietnam will be no exception and we are excited to mark our entry into Vietnam with such a desirable location and a luxury product that will appeal to regional and international travelers, as well as private residence owners.”