Hanoi Rooftop Bar Makes Asia's 50 Best Bars Debut
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2026年7月29日
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Hanoi Rooftop Bar Makes Asia's 50 Best Bars Debut

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The Hudson Rooms, a rooftop bar atop Capella Hanoi, has debuted at No. 46 on Asia's 50 Best Bars 2026, marking the first time a Hanoi establishment has entered the prestigious list and placing Vietnam among a select group of represented countries.

The Hudson Rooms, the rooftop bar perched atop Capella Hanoi, has been ranked No. 46 in Asia's 50 Best Bars 2026. It marks the first time a bar in Hanoi has entered Asia's Top 50, making Vietnam one of the few countries represented in this highly respected ranking. This year, only two Vietnamese bars secured a place in the Top 50. Sun Group, Accor elevate strategic partnership to shape landmark hospitality experiences across Vietnam Sun Group, Changi Airports International expand strategic partnership to develop Vietnam's airport network Sun Group joins forces with three global aviation leaders to develop 360-million-USD aircraft maintenance complex in Van Don Capella Hanoi is a luxury hotel brand developed by Sun Group, one of Vietnam's leading conglomerates. Sun Group has been expanding its global partnerships in airport development and aviation-related businesses, contributing to the development of Vietnam's infrastructure and the upgrading of its tourism industry. These include partnerships with Changi Airports International for airport network development and projects for aircraft maintenance complexes. These business expansions align with the national strategy to diversify Vietnam's economy and enhance its international competitiveness. The debut of The Hudson Rooms in the Top 50 is expected to enhance Vietnam's international appeal, particularly in culture and tourism, beyond its success in the F&B sector. This achievement, within Vietnam's single-party system aiming for economic growth, has laid the groundwork for gaining international recognition. The move towards luxury and internationalization in the tourism and service sectors holds the potential to improve the lives of its citizens.

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