The Vietnamese, regional and international hotel groups shaping stays across Vietnam, Cambodia and Laos — from Saigontourist, Vinpearl and Sun Group to Accor, IHG, Marriott, Minor, Fusion, La Siesta, Anantara, H World Group and Jin Jiang.
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When you book a hotel in Vietnam, Cambodia or Laos, the name on the door often belongs to a larger group. Some are Vietnamese companies with decades of history. Some are regional Asian brands expanding across Southeast Asia. Some are international giants bringing new names into the region for the first time. Knowing who is behind a hotel — and what that group stands for — helps you understand what kind of stay to expect.
This collection gathers the hotel brands and groups that operate across Vietnam, Cambodia and Laos. It includes Vietnamese groups like Saigontourist, Vinpearl, Sun Group, Fusion and La Siesta; regional and international operators like Minor Hotels and Anantara; large global groups like Accor, IHG and Marriott; and Asian groups like H World Group and Jin Jiang Hotels, who are bringing new brands into the region. Some of these groups have been in Indochina for decades; others are expanding now.
We include groups and brands that have verified hotel operations in Vietnam, Cambodia or Laos. We do not list brands with announced but unbuilt projects, and we update this page as new groups enter the region.
State-owned, private and regional companies that own and operate some of the country’s most recognised hotels and resorts.
Vietnam’s historic state-owned hotel group. 50+ hotels and 8,000+ rooms across Vietnam, including the Continental, Majestic, Grand, Rex, Caravelle Saigon and New World in Ho Chi Minh City, plus the Saigon-Morin in Hue.
View Group →Vietnam’s largest private resort operator by revenue ($1.3B). Resorts and spas in Nam Hoi An, Phu Quoc, Nha Trang and Ha Long, with a partnership with Meliá covering 19 hotels and resorts.
View Group →A major Vietnamese developer and Accor partner, adding nearly 6,000 rooms across Phu Quoc and Da Nang. Bringing Sofitel, Swissôtel, TRIBE and SO/ to Vietnam through its hospitality division.
View Group →A Vietnamese resort and wellness brand known for its all-spa-inclusive model. Properties in Phu Quoc, Cam Ranh, Da Nang and beyond, with a focus on wellness, design and a relaxed, contemporary feel.
View Brand →A Vietnamese boutique hotel brand known for its Hanoi and Hoi An properties. Characterful design, warm service and a strong focus on the guest experience, at an accessible price point.
View Brand →Global and regional hotel companies operating across Vietnam, Cambodia and Laos — from long-established European, American and Asian groups to fast-growing regional operators.
The largest international hotel operator in Vietnam, with 45 properties and more in the pipeline. Brands include Sofitel, MGallery, Pullman, Novotel, Mövenpick, Mercure and Ibis. Rixos Phu Quoc opens in 2026.
View Group →24 hotels in Vietnam across 8 brands: Six Senses, Regent, InterContinental, Vignette Collection, Hotel Indigo, Crowne Plaza, voco and Holiday Inn. InterContinental is Vietnam’s largest luxury hotel brand with 9 properties.
View Group →A growing portfolio across Vietnam, including JW Marriott, Ritz-Carlton Reserve, The Luxury Collection, Sheraton and Le Méridien. Plans to quadruple its presence and brings W Hotels and Moxy to Vietnam.
View Group →A regional hospitality group with brands including Anantara, Avani, Oaks, NH Collection and Tivoli. Growing presence across Vietnam, Cambodia and Laos, with a strong focus on design, wellness and experience-led stays.
View Group →A luxury brand under Minor Hotels, known for experiential stays, spa and wellness focus, and a strong sense of place. Anantara operates resorts in Vietnam, Cambodia and Laos, including properties in Hoi An, Quy Nhon and Luang Prabang.
View Brand →First Hanting Hotel outside China opened in Ho Chi Minh City in December 2025. Four projects in Laos (Vientiane, Luang Prabang), plus Steigenberger Hotel in Phnom Penh. Brands include Hanting, JI, IntercityHotel and MAXX.
View Group →Metropolo Jinjiang first property in Laos (Luang Prabang, signed April 2025). Partnership with Riyaz for 5 brands across 6 Southeast Asian countries, including Metropolo, Ginco, Renjoy, Lavande and Jinjiang Inn.
View Group →Several Vietnamese and international hotel groups operate across Vietnam, Laos and Cambodia. Vietnamese and regional groups include Saigontourist Group, Vinpearl, Sun Group, Fusion Hotels and La Siesta Hotels. International groups include Accor, IHG Hotels & Resorts, Marriott International, Minor Hotels, Anantara Hotels, H World Group and Jin Jiang Hotels.
Accor is expanding significantly in Vietnam through its partnership with Sun Group, adding nearly 6,000 rooms across Phu Quoc and Da Nang. IHG is growing across Vietnam with 24 hotels open and 19 more in its pipeline. Marriott is expanding through its partnership with Sun Group, adding 10 new hotels in Phu Quoc and Vung Tau. Minor Hotels is expanding its Anantara, Avani and Oaks brands across Vietnam and Cambodia. H World Group is entering Laos with four projects and Cambodia with a Steigenberger Hotel in Phnom Penh. Jin Jiang Hotels is expanding into Laos with its first Metropolo property in Luang Prabang.
A hotel group is a company that owns or manages multiple hotel brands. For example, Accor is a hotel group that operates brands including Sofitel, MGallery, Grand Mercure and ibis Styles. Minor Hotels is a hotel group that operates Anantara, Avani, Oaks and NH Collection. A hotel brand is a specific identity within that group, defining a particular style and standard of service. Our collection includes both groups and the brands they operate.
Saigontourist Group owns and manages several of Vietnam’s most historic hotels, including the Continental, Majestic, Grand, Rex, Caravelle Saigon and New World in Ho Chi Minh City, as well as the Saigon-Morin in Hue.
Fusion Hotels is a Vietnamese resort brand known for its all-spa-inclusive model, with properties in Phu Quoc, Cam Ranh, Da Nang and beyond. La Siesta Hotels is a Vietnamese boutique brand known for its Hanoi and Hoi An properties, with a strong focus on service and design. Both are Vietnamese-owned and operate across the country.
Yes. Hotels from all of these brands and groups can be included in private journeys across Vietnam, Cambodia and Laos. We build the trip around your dates, pace and interests, and pair each hotel with private guides, drivers and experiences.
Indochina’s hotel landscape is changing quickly. Several international groups have announced or signed projects in Vietnam, Cambodia and Laos that are not yet open, and more are expected to enter the region in the coming years. This page is a living collection: we add new groups once they have verified, operating hotels in Indochina, so the list you see here will grow over time.
We build tailor-made itineraries across Vietnam, Cambodia and Laos — pairing hotels from Vietnamese and international groups with private guides, drivers and experiences. Tell us your dates and interests, and we’ll design the trip around you.
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