MGallery’s stylish new hotel on Cat Ba Island is now up and running. (Picture: Accor)

A new Accor property, Hôtel Perle d’Orient Cat Ba – MGallery, has started welcoming guests.

The recently opened Hôtel Perle d’Orient Cat Ba – MGallery is the latest addition to the eclectic and artsy collection of hotels in the MGallery portfolio.

We find out what makes this ambitious new hotel so extraordinary.

A luxury hotel in the heart of a natural wonder

The 121-room Hôtel Perle d’Orient Cat Ba – MGallery is situated in one of Vietnam’s most beautiful destinations, Cat Ba Island in Lan Ha Bay. Here, travellers are invited to dive deep into the country’s natural beauty, all while savouring the hotel’s luxury ambience.

Reflecting the property’s unique setting, its rooms offer an appealing pairing of Vietnamese home-style charm with the latest international amenities. Each one boasts sweeping views, a private balcony and details such as rattan wicker furniture and antique bathroom fixtures that evoke memories of former times.

“We are proud to announce the opening of Hôtel Perle d’Orient Cat Ba – MGallery, the first international five-star hotel on Cat Ba Island, Vietnam,” said Patrick Basset, chief operating officer – AccorHotels Upper Southeast and Northeast Asia.

“Offering stunning views across Lan Ha Bay and the Cat Ba National Park, this new addition to the MGallery collection is a truly memorable property.”

Dining in style on Cat Ba Island

Home to a variety of F&B venues, the Hôtel Perle d’Orient aims to take guests on a culinary adventure.

For starters, the all-day dining offering at the Indochine Kitchen serves up local and international favourites, while the Akoya delights gourmets with exquisite Japanese fine dining. Outdoors, the Rock’s Bar welcomes those who want to kick back and relax after a full day of travel exploration, and the poolside Vitality Bar is the ideal spot to rest and refuel with healthy treats made from local ingredients or international and French classics.

Nestled between towering limestone karsts and lush island mountains, the hotel is certainly an eye-catching addition to MGallery’s growing global portfolio.