The Imperial accepts booking from March 1 and is Vung Tau's first and only five-star hotel. It has set a new benchmark in luxuryous, comfortable and spacious accommodation and outstanding servise excellence that revives the affluent, old world charm of the Victorian age in an exquisite fashion.
The Imperial Hotel offers 143 ocean and garden view rooms and suites ranging from 33 to 100 square metres.
On entering the driveway the Lucky pond sits in front of the main entrance of the hotel, capturing the attention of all passerd-by and providing a chance for you to make your wishes come true with a throw of a coin over your shoulder into the crystal clear water.
Once in the Hotel, the choice of outlets, each with a unique experience and capturing, the real essence of a particular way of life that once was and still is, allows you to explore the world in the past and the present without leaving.
‘'One of very nicest things about life is the way we must regularly stop whatever it is we are doing and devote our attention to eating,'' said Mr Aino Deutsch, General Manager of the Imperial. Indeed, the comfort of eating at home, treated with fresh ingredients and exciting flavours, your favourite dishes and hand picked specialities from around the world.
The Lobby Lounge captures the excitemen of children's imaginations like pictures jumping out of a Charles Dickens novel, and yet retains a certain comfort and poise that allows for a conveniently located seating area for that informal yet important business meeting pastries, exquisite teas or champagne and in the evening live piano recitals with superb cocktails and rare drinks.
The Havana Bar resembles a typical elite Cuban social club, with relaxed colonial atmosphere a classy drinking space. As the sin sets, seek out the birthplace of the Daiquiri and enjoy it with fresh tropical fruits, savour the aroma of Cuban cigars and listen to South American music both indoors and out doors.