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2025 ASIA’S BEST HOSPITALITY ARCHITECTURE DESIGN

29 January 20263 min readAsia Awards Organization
2025 ASIA’S BEST HOSPITALITY ARCHITECTURE DESIGN

Company: aNhill boutique

Project name: aNhill boutique

Location: Khai Dinh’s neighbor, An Tay ward, Hue City

Designer/ Architect: Tien Nguyen

Manufacturer: Nguyen Dao Co. Ltd

Stakeholder/ Owner: Tien Nguyen

 

Nestled in the tranquil pine hills of Hue Imperial City, aNhill Boutique Resort exemplifies architectural excellence through its harmonious integration of cultural authenticity, sustainability, and luxury hospitality. With just 29 suites and 5 pool villas spread across 14,000 square meters, aNhill challenges the conventional high-density development trend by embracing spaciousness and serenity. 

 

What sets aNhill apart is its unwavering commitment to preserving and celebrating Hue’s heritage. Architectural elements such as reclaimed wooden beams, traditional “cột kèo” structures, and vernacular carvings pay homage to Vietnam’s rich history while offering guests a refined, immersive experience.

 

The resort’s innovation lies not only in aesthetics but in function. By utilizing local materials and craftspeople, aNhill reduces environmental impact and supports the local economy. Sustainable landscaping, ESG-aligned operations, and cultural programming - such as bonsai cultivation and opera mask workshops - invite guests to connect deeply with Vietnamese tradition. This design philosophy transforms the resort into more than a destination; it becomes a living narrative of place, memory, and craftsmanship.

 

Discovery the world of aNhill Boutique Resort

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