- Developer
- Tanzanite International
- Status
- Handed over
- Location
- Ho Tram Commune, Ho Chi Minh City
- Address
- Ho Tram Commune, Ho Chi Minh City (formerly Ba Ria – Vung Tau)
- Total area
- Low-density beachfront resort, about 13.8% building density
- Units
- 61
- Handover
- Operating since 2019
- Ownership
- Resort villas with rental programme – check terms by unit
Updated
Amenities
Melia Ho Tram Beach Resort is a five-star beach resort on the Ho Tram coast, about two hours’ drive from central Ho Chi Minh City. It was developed by Tanzanite International and is operated by Meliá Hotels International, with around 152 rooms and 61 villas. Owners of the villas can join a rental programme run by Meliá. Its sister project next door is The Hamptons Ho Tram.
Quick facts
| Location | Ho Tram Commune, Ho Chi Minh City (formerly Xuyen Moc, Ba Ria – Vung Tau) |
|---|---|
| Developer | Tanzanite International |
| Operator | Meliá Hotels International |
| Keys | About 152 rooms and 61 villas |
| Density | Building coefficient 0.36, building density 13.8% |
| Opened | 2019 |
| Type | Beach resort with sellable villas |
Location
Ho Tram is the quieter end of the coast past Vung Tau, with long beaches, casuarina forest and a handful of big resorts. The Ho Tram Strip casino and golf course are a few kilometres away. Most visitors drive from Ho Chi Minh City along the new expressways, and the trip usually takes about two hours outside holiday traffic.
What you get
Villas come in garden, pool and beachfront versions with private pools and full kitchens; the resort’s hotel rooms sit in low-rise blocks near the beach. The site is planted with more than 4,000 trees, so it feels more like a garden than a complex.
- Beachfront swimming pools
- Spa
- Restaurants and bars
- Kids club
- Meeting and event space
- Villa rental programme
Prices and buying
Villas trade on the secondary market only occasionally and at resort prices. Before you buy, ask for the land-use certificate, the remaining land term and the full rental-programme contract, including owner nights and fee splits.
Renting and holiday use
Nightly villa rates have been reported at roughly VND 8–45 million depending on size and season, and hotel rooms at about VND 6–10 million, which puts it among the most expensive resorts on this coast. Weekends and Vietnamese public holidays fill up fast.
Pros and cons
- Pros: international operator, low-density layout, direct beach access, easy weekend trip from Ho Chi Minh City
- Cons: high nightly rates, limited resale stock, Ho Tram is quiet with few options outside the resorts
Who it suits
Families and groups who want a full-service beach weekend near Saigon, and buyers looking for a branded holiday villa they can rent out.
Sources and further reading
Figures on this page come from the developer’s published information and local press, including density and opening (VnExpress), room and villa count (Journal des Palaces), nightly rates and Ho Tram overview (Znews). Prices, handover dates and rental terms change often – always confirm the current details with the developer or a licensed agent before you commit.
Frequently asked questions
Where is Melia Ho Tram Beach Resort?
On the beach in Ho Tram Commune, now part of Ho Chi Minh City, about two hours from the city centre.
Who developed and runs it?
It was developed by Tanzanite International and is run by Meliá Hotels International.
How many villas are there?
About 61 villas alongside roughly 152 hotel rooms.
Can I buy a villa?
Villas are sold to private owners, but resale stock is limited. Check the certificate and rental-programme terms first.
How much does a night cost?
Reported villa rates range from about VND 8 to 45 million per night, depending on the villa and season.