
Song Spa at Gran Meliá Nha Trang was designed by H2X as a restorative journey, where space, materiality and light work together to support a deeper sense of relaxation.
Inspired by the spirit of the traditional Turkish Hammam, the design avoids literal replication. Instead, arches, curved forms, stone surfaces and warm tones are reinterpreted through a contemporary language suited to Nha Trang’s coastal resort context. Timber, soft lighting and carefully controlled proportions create a sense of privacy without making the spaces feel enclosed.
Rather than treating the spa as a collection of separate treatment rooms, H2X organized it as a continuous sequence of experiences. Clear circulation supports efficient operation while maintaining a calm rhythm from arrival and transition through treatment and recovery.
In the sea-facing treatment rooms, the landscape becomes part of the wellness experience rather than simply a backdrop. Open views, natural light and tactile materials help guests slow down, rebalance and reconnect with the relationship between body, space and the surrounding environment.















Graduated from Hanoi Architectural University.
With 8 years of professional experience in architecture and interior design, specializing in residential, commercial, hospitality, resort, and high-end interior projects.
Possessing a strong understanding of the design development process, with the ability to translate creative concepts into sophisticated, functional, and practical design solutions, while consistently maintaining high standards of quality, aesthetics, and design excellence.
