Accessible only by boat, the site of the Six Senses Hideaway on dramatic Ninh Van Bay is quite unique, taking full advantage of the setting. Impressive rock formations, the coral reef, white sand beach, a playful stream and the towering mountains behind, all add to the sense of being luxuriously at one with nature. Six Senses Hideaway Ninh Van Bay also presents the reality of the destination, with an architectural style reflecting the traditions of Vietnam. This is very evident in the reception champa and dining pavilion, which are classic Vietnam structures transported across the water and assembled at the site. Accommodations come in a variety of stunning options, from the 176 square meter Beach pool Villas to the breathtaking 271 square meter Presidential Villa. All feature rock infinity pools and afford uninterrupted views of the beautiful bay area. The resort's prime position in this calm and sheltered bay, and its proximity to Nah Trang means that guests not only have the perfect location for relaxation, but those who wish to can also take advantage of the many land and water based activities on offer. 'The Restaurant' at Six Senses Hideaway Ninh Van Bay continues the Six Senses tradition of fine dining, serving international and local favourites, plus East meets West with fusion specialties. The restaurant opens to the environment, with screens that slide into place during inclement weather. The area is cleverly designed on several levels to provide mood changes and transformation of atmosphere throughout the day. For further pampering, Six Senses Spa (located in lush vegetation by a gentle waterfall, and blended into the rocks) offers an unrivalled selection of holistic and signature treatments to suit individual needs and preference. For pure escapism, peace and quiet, relaxation, romance and rejuvenation, one would have to go a long way to beat this resort, which is why Six Senses Hideaway Ninh Van Bay appeared at the top of the Tatler Hotel hot list of 2006. Location Nah Trang - 50 minute flight from Saigon