One hundred and sixty square metres over two floors, with direct sea views over Hà My Beach. Ground floor for the couple, upper floor for the companion. Room for three, with no one feeling like a spare part.
Three people, two floors, a single horizon.
The Villa Duplex Ocean View is the Belhamy's answer for groups of three — the couple travelling with a friend, grandparents with a grandchild, three travelling companions who'd rather not share a bed. One hundred and sixty square metres over two floors. The ground floor holds a bright living room with a large sofa, an extra bed that works as either a single or a sofa bed depending on the time of day, and direct access to the tropical garden. The upper floor is for the master bedroom alone, with two single beds or a king bed and a full bathroom. The layout naturally creates two zones — public below, private above — without harsh partitions.
— Duplex villa · sea view
— Ground floor · living room with extra bed
— Upper-floor picture window
“Our son settled into the sofa downstairs. Us upstairs. Each of us had our own sea, at our own level.”
The ground-floor living room is the first thing anyone sees on entering the villa. A large cream silk sofa, a low mango-wood table topped with Bát Tràng ceramic, a single bed that's covered with a Vietnamese cotton throw by day and turns into a daybed. The back wall opens fully onto the tropical garden — the Belhamy team slides it back every morning before breakfast and leaves the villa breathing with the sea air.
Guests travelling as a couple with a third person find this floor works as a quiet second bedroom. Whoever sleeps here gets up first, makes their coffee, steps out into the garden. The others sleep on upstairs, none the wiser.
— The upper-floor picture window. Three and a half metres of glass, not a frame in sight.
The bathroom is on the upper floor beside the master bedroom — private, quiet, with no passage from the living room. A bathtub with sea views through the side window, a separate shower in white coralina stone, a double basin in Bát Tràng ceramic. The mirror is round, framed in cured tropical teak.
The amenity kit is from the Tô Châu workshop in Hội An, just as in the Belhamy's other three villas. The difference here: the hotel team leaves a citronella candle on the bathroom sill every evening — to keep the mosquitoes out when the window is open.
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One hundred and sixty square metres over two floors (50 + 25), direct sea view. One unit (303) designed explicitly for 2 adults + 1 child under 12.
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