CBRE says in its statement that it “is said to be assisting Ares as an adviser in the sale process”.
New York-listed Hyatt Hotels officially opened the resort in October 2011. Situated along one of Da Nang’s most sought-after beachfront stretches, the Hyatt Regency Da Nang is one of the largest internationally branded beachfront resorts in Vietnam, with 410 keys across a 20ha site and nearly 600m of prime beachfront frontage.
Vietnam emerged as Asean’s fastest-growing tourism market in 2025 and the third-most-visited destination in Southeast Asia, recording 21.2 million international arrivals.
Da Nang has been a key beneficiary of this growth, welcoming 7.6 million international visitors in 2025, up 25% y-o-y, supported by strong domestic demand and expanding international air connectivity.
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These tailwinds have translated into record-breaking performance at the Hyatt Regency Da Nang, says CBRE.
“If brought to market, the asset offers a unique opportunity to gain exposure to the thriving Vietnam hospitality sector through a keystone asset, and comes with significant value-add potential through repositioning, brand optimisation and future development,” says Steve Carroll, head of hotels and hospitality, capital markets, Asia Pacific for CBRE.
