THALA ROC

Wellness • Retreat • Residence

2-Bedroom “Courtyard Sky House”

Nestled on the gentlest slopes, Type 1A pairs a sun-lit double-height lobby with an internal cactus courtyard that draws sea-breezes through the home. The upper master suite opens to a 23.7 m² sunrise terrace, while the ground floor flows from living-kitchen to a shaded deck for al-fresco dining.

2-Bedroom “Split-Level Panorama”

A dramatic split-level layout places the social hub—42 m² living-kitchen—on the upper floor to capture 180° sea views, while two garden suites on the lower tier open onto a private succulent garden. Glass balustrades and reflective overhangs give the villa its “floating” aesthetic.

3-Bedroom “Family Horizon Villa”

Type 2 clusters three ensuite bedrooms around a double-height lounge that spills onto a 27 m² wrap-around deck—perfect for family breakfasts or sunset BBQs. A tucked-away maid’s room, laundry and pantry make longer stays effortless.

4-Bedroom “Clifftop Signature Estate”

Perched on the cape’s highest shoulder, the single Type 3 estate commands 270° views from 11 m cliff-edge lap pool to Núi Chúa peaks. Indoor spaces revolve around a show-kitchen and art-ready gallery wall; sliding panels allow the two masters to merge into a 60 m² presidential suite.

Our Story

Vietnam’s first full-scale Thalassotherapy retreat

Thala Roc redefines coastal retreats in Southeast Asia by pairing world-class thalassotherapy with low-density, biophilic architecture—creating a sanctuary where wellness, nature and smart design work in harmony.

Plan a Stay

Sky-villa suites & sea-water wellness

Check into 90 oversized suites that feel like cliff-top villas, float through a 3 000 m² thalasso circuit, then refuel on Mediterranean-inspired cuisine 40 m above the surf.

the Hotel

Library Bar

the Restaurant

Library Bar

The hotel nestles below the coastal highway, hiding its mass from the horizon. Guests drop at a planted oasis forecourt that shields prevailing winds; palm-canopy and cactus beds create a cool shaded threshold before the lobby’s 40-metre glazed axis frames the sea.