The best Da Nang resorts for most travellers are on the Non Nuoc beach strip, where Hyatt Regency Danang Resort and Spa is the top pick, with Hoi An about 20 to 30 minutes away. For a splurge, InterContinental Danang Sun Peninsula Resort on Son Tra was named top resort in Asia in the 2026 Condé Nast Traveler Readers’ Choice Awards.
Pullman and Furama in Bac My An are 15 minutes from the city centre. This guide covers 16 resorts by area.
Key Takeaways
– Non Nuoc has the most resorts, villas and kids’ clubs, and sits halfway to Hoi An.
– Son Tra means one resort, a private bay and the top price band.
– Bac My An resorts are the closest to the city’s restaurants.
– Lang Co and Ba Na Hills work as add-ons, not as your main base.
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Best resorts in Da Nang: our quick picks
- Best overall: Hyatt Regency Danang Resort and Spa, on Non Nuoc Beach.
- Best for families: Premier Village Danang Resort for multi-bedroom pool villas, or Danang Mikazuki for its indoor water park.
- Best for couples and honeymoons: InterContinental Danang Sun Peninsula Resort, or TIA Wellness Resort if you want spa treatments included.
- Best budget-friendly resort: Grandvrio Ocean Resort Danang, south of Non Nuoc.
- Best villas with a private pool: Danang Marriott Resort & Spa, Non Nuoc Beach Villas, where every villa has its own pool.
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Where to stay in Da Nang: areas at a glance
Secluded luxury
Best for honeymoons and special trips
Son Tra Peninsula
Forested peninsula north of the city with one large luxury resort in a private bay.
Son Tra is the green, hilly peninsula at the north end of Da Nang's bay, and most of it is protected forest. Resort choice here is close to a single name: InterContinental Danang Sun Peninsula Resort, which fills a private bay on the north shore. The resort's own FAQ puts the airport about 15 km or 30 minutes away by car, and the Han River centre is a similar ride. It suits honeymooners, anniversaries and anyone for whom the resort is the holiday. It does not suit travellers who want to walk out to street food or plan daily trips to Hoi An, which is a long ride from the north shore. Every outing means a taxi or the resort car, and every meal on site is priced at five-star level.
City-side resorts
Best for a resort with easy city access
My Khe and Bac My An beachfront
Older, low-rise resorts on the sand at the southern end of My Khe, between the towers and Non Nuoc.
South of the An Thuong streets, the beach road Vo Nguyen Giap runs through My An and Khue My, a stretch often called Bac My An beach. Here a row of low-rise resorts sits directly on the sand, with gardens and big pools, between the city's hotel towers and the newer resorts on Truong Sa road. The Han River centre is about 15 minutes by car and the airport around 15 to 20 minutes, and the An Thuong restaurants are a short Grab ride north. It suits couples and families who want a real resort but still plan to eat out in the city. The trade-offs: several of these resorts are among the oldest in Da Nang, and the beach road outside is busy. Hoi An is about 30 minutes by car.
Resort strip
Best for families and splitting time with Hoi An
Non Nuoc and the Truong Sa strip
The long run of large gated resorts on Truong Sa road near the Marble Mountains, continuing south towards Hoi An.
Non Nuoc is the southern beach of Da Nang, along Truong Sa road in Ngu Hanh Son, close to the Marble Mountains. This is where most of the city's big resorts are: Hyatt, Sheraton, Melia, Marriott and several villa resorts, each behind its own gate with wide beach frontage. The Marble Mountains are 5 to 10 minutes away, the Han River centre about 20 minutes, the airport 20 to 25 minutes and Hoi An 20 to 30 minutes. That middle position is the main appeal, and some resorts run shuttles to Hoi An. It suits families, villa groups and resort-first holidays. The catch is that there is almost nothing to walk to outside the gates, so meals out need a taxi and resort restaurant bills add up.
North of the city
Best for water parks, golf and resort-only stays
Da Nang Bay and Lang Co
The bay shore at the foot of the Hai Van Pass, and the Laguna Lang Co resorts on the far side of it.
North of the city, Nguyen Tat Thanh road follows the curve of Da Nang Bay towards the Hai Van Pass. Beyond the pass, about 50 to 55 km from Da Nang airport, Lang Co has a long beach backed by a lagoon and the Laguna Lang Co complex, which is in Hue city rather than Da Nang. On the bay, the Danang Mikazuki is about 20 minutes from the airport. Lang Co is roughly an hour by car through the Hai Van tunnel. This area suits families who want a water park on site, golfers, and couples happy to stay put. It does not suit anyone planning several trips to Hoi An, which is a long drive from Lang Co, or travellers who want city restaurants.
Mountain stay
Best for a night up the mountain
Ba Na Hills
One hotel inside the Sun World Ba Na Hills park, reached by cable car.
Ba Na Hills is the Sun World theme park on a mountain west of the city, home to the French Village and the Golden Bridge. The cable car station is about 23 km from the airport, and the road takes 45 to 60 minutes on a normal weekday, according to Vietnam Tourism. The only resort-style stay at the top is Mercure Danang French Village Bana Hills, inside the park. Staying overnight lets you walk around after the day crowds leave and be up the mountain early. It suits a one-night add-on for families and first-time visitors. It does not work as a base: there is no beach, access depends on the cable car timetable, and the rest of Da Nang is far away.
Da Nang resorts compared
Price bands are relative: even the cheaper resorts here cost more than a city hotel. The buttons show live prices.
| Resort | Area | Best for | Price band | Beach access |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| InterContinental Danang Sun Peninsula Resort | Son Tra | Honeymoons, splurges | Luxury | Private bay, funicular down |
| Premier Village Danang Resort | Bac My An | Families, groups | Luxury | Beachfront |
| Pullman Danang Beach Resort | Bac My An | Families near the city | Upper mid-range to luxury | Beachfront |
| Furama Resort Danang | Bac My An | Families, classic resort | Upper mid-range to luxury | Beachfront |
| TIA Wellness Resort | Bac My An | Couples, spa | Luxury | Beachfront |
| Hyatt Regency Danang Resort and Spa | Non Nuoc | Best overall, families | Luxury | Beachfront, gentle slope |
| Sheraton Grand Danang Beach Resort & Spa | Non Nuoc | Families, big pool | Upper mid-range to luxury | Beachfront |
| Melia Danang Beach Resort | Non Nuoc | Value, families | Mid-range | Beachfront |
| Danang Marriott Resort & Spa, Non Nuoc Beach Villas | Non Nuoc | Private pool villas | Luxury | Short walk or buggy |
| Naman Retreat | Truong Sa | Couples, wellness | Upper mid-range to luxury | Beachfront |
| Fusion Resort & Villas Da Nang | Truong Sa | Villa groups, spa | Upper mid-range to luxury | Beachfront |
| Grandvrio Ocean Resort Danang | Dien Ngoc | Budget-friendly resort | Mid-range | Private beach |
| Danang Mikazuki Japanese Resorts & Spa | Da Nang Bay | Families, water park | Mid-range | Bay beach by shuttle |
| Banyan Tree Lang Co | Lang Co | Couples, golf | Luxury | Beachfront |
| Angsana Lang Co | Lang Co | Families, activities | Upper mid-range to luxury | Beachfront |
| Mercure Danang French Village Bana Hills | Ba Na Hills | One night in the mountains | Mid-range | None |
If you are weighing resorts against city hotels and apartments, our guides on where to stay in Da Nang and Da Nang apartments and Airbnb cover the other options.
Son Tra Peninsula resorts
Son Tra is the green, hilly peninsula at the north end of Da Nang’s bay, and most of it is protected forest. Resort choice here is close to a single name: InterContinental Danang Sun Peninsula Resort, which fills a private bay on the north shore. The resort’s own FAQ puts the airport about 15 km or 30 minutes away by car, and the Han River centre is a similar ride.
It suits honeymooners, anniversaries and anyone for whom the resort is the holiday. It does not suit travellers who want to walk out to street food or plan daily trips to Hoi An, which is a long ride from the north shore. Every outing means a taxi or the resort car, and every meal on site is priced at five-star level.
InterContinental Danang Sun Peninsula Resort
Designed by Bill Bensley, the resort steps down a hillside to its own beach, and its levels are linked by the Nam Tram funicular, with carriages shaped like basket boats. The Planet Trekkers kids’ club takes children aged about 4 to 12, though most guests are couples. Airport transfers are arranged through the concierge, according to the resort FAQ. The trade-off is cost and isolation: you will eat most meals on site, and rates sit at the very top of the city’s range.
My Khe and Bac My An beachfront resorts
South of the An Thuong streets, the beach road Vo Nguyen Giap runs through My An and Khue My, a stretch often called Bac My An beach. Here a row of low-rise resorts sits directly on the sand, with gardens and big pools, between the city’s hotel towers and the newer resorts on Truong Sa road. The Han River centre is about 15 minutes by car and the airport around 15 to 20 minutes, and the An Thuong restaurants are a short Grab ride north.
It suits couples and families who want a real resort but still plan to eat out in the city. The trade-offs: several of these resorts are among the oldest in Da Nang, and the beach road outside is busy. Hoi An is about 30 minutes by car.
Premier Village Danang Resort
Premier Village Danang Resort, managed by Accor, is at 99 Vo Nguyen Giap at the southern end of My Khe. It is made up of villas with one to four bedrooms and private pools, plus a kids’ club, a children’s pool and a playground. That makes it the strongest pick for extended families or friends sharing one house with resort service. Reviews summarised on RatePunk praise the pools but mention high prices, uneven food and crowding at peak times.
Pullman Danang Beach Resort
Pullman Danang Beach Resort, at 101 Vo Nguyen Giap, has a large infinity pool, a separate children’s pool and lifeguards, and booking sites list a free kids’ club. The spa even offers massages for children aged 4 to 12, according to Forbes Travel Guide. It suits families who want a full resort but also want to reach the city’s restaurants in 15 minutes. The trade-off is price: it sits at the upper end for this stretch, so compare it with Furama next door.
Furama Resort Danang
Furama Resort Danang, at 103-105 Vo Nguyen Giap, is often described as Da Nang’s first five-star resort. It has landscaped grounds, beach frontage, a kids’ club and a kids’ pool. An older guest review mentions a free daily shuttle to Hoi An, but a booking site lists shuttles as a paid extra, so ask before you count on it. Next door, Furama Villas Danang has private-pool villas with kitchens. The main trade-off is age: some rooms feel dated next to the newer resorts.
TIA Wellness Resort
TIA Wellness Resort, formerly Fusion Maia, is at 109 Vo Nguyen Giap in Khue My. All 87 villas have a private plunge pool, and spa treatments are included in the rate; listings say at least two a day, subject to availability. One review mentions shuttle buses to Hoi An during the day. It suits couples and wellness trips. The trade-off is that you pay for spa time in every night’s rate, so it makes less sense if you only want a beach base.
Non Nuoc and Truong Sa strip resorts
Non Nuoc is the southern beach of Da Nang, along Truong Sa road in Ngu Hanh Son, close to the Marble Mountains. This is where most of the city’s big resorts are: Hyatt, Sheraton, Melia, Marriott and several villa resorts, each behind its own gate with wide beach frontage. The Marble Mountains are 5 to 10 minutes away, the Han River centre about 20 minutes, the airport 20 to 25 minutes and Hoi An 20 to 30 minutes.
That middle position is the main appeal, and some resorts run shuttles to Hoi An. It suits families, villa groups and resort-first holidays. The catch is that there is almost nothing to walk to outside the gates, so meals out need a taxi and resort restaurant bills add up.
If you want to climb the caves before the tour buses arrive, our Marble Mountains guide has timing tips that are easiest from here.
Hyatt Regency Danang Resort and Spa
Hyatt Regency Danang Resort and Spa, at 5 Truong Sa, is our top choice for most people. It has several outdoor pools, a children’s pool and Camp Hyatt, a relaunched kids’ club with indoor and outdoor play zones and a water obstacle course. The beach slopes gently, which suits small children. Alongside hotel rooms there are one to three bedroom residences with kitchens. The airport and Hoi An are each within about 30 minutes. Note that Expedia lists the kids’ club as a paid extra.
Sheraton Grand Danang Beach Resort & Spa
The resort at 35 Truong Sa changed its name from Sheraton Grand Danang Resort & Convention Center in July 2025 to stress leisure and family stays, according to Da Nang Fantasticity. Its long infinity pool runs towards the sand, and its Side by Side family package has included a round trip to Hoi An. The convention centre still operates, so expect event groups at times.
Melia Danang Beach Resort
Melia Danang Beach Resort, at 19 Truong Sa, is usually the best-value of the big Truong Sa resorts. It has a large outdoor pool, a spa, gardens and its own section of beach. Families in guest reviews single out the kids’ club, including its trampoline, and the free afternoon tea. It suits families who want the Non Nuoc beach without Hyatt or Sheraton rates. As on the rest of the strip, you need a taxi to eat out.
Danang Marriott Resort & Spa, Non Nuoc Beach Villas
This villa resort at 23 Truong Sa was Vinpearl Resort & Spa Da Nang until its 2023 rebrand. Marriott says all 122 villas have private pools, with villas of up to three bedrooms. The Kids Club runs the M Passport programme of free activities. The villas are spread out, so you call a buggy for meals and the beach, and one review site calls the fittings dated. Its sister hotel, Danang Marriott Resort & Spa, is at 07 Truong Sa.
Naman Retreat
Naman Retreat, on Truong Sa road, is a villa resort built around wellness, with yoga and spa programmes. Villas have private plunge pools and soaking tubs, and most have full kitchens. There is a kids’ club with daily activities, and Oyster lists a free shuttle to Hoi An and Da Nang, with airport transfers charged. It suits couples and small families who want quiet. Nothing is within walking distance, so plan on Grab or the shuttle.
Fusion Resort & Villas Da Nang
Fusion Resort & Villas Da Nang, also on Truong Sa road, follows the spa-inclusive model of its sister brand. It has private pool villas from one bedroom up to five-bedroom beachfront villas, plus suites with plunge pools and a spa of almost 3,000 square metres. A children’s pool and a private beach round it out. It suits groups who want one large villa with spa time included.
Grandvrio Ocean Resort Danang
Grandvrio Ocean Resort Danang sits further south in Dien Ngoc, about 20 minutes by car from Hoi An, across from the Montgomerie Links golf course. It opened in 2017 and was renovated in 2023. It has three outdoor pools, a private beach and one and two bedroom villas with private pools, at prices that are usually lower than the Truong Sa names. A guest review mentions free shuttles to Da Nang and Hoi An. The trade-off is distance from Da Nang’s restaurants. Nearby, Shilla Monogram Quangnam Danang has a free children’s club and is popular with families of young kids.
Resorts north of the city: Da Nang Bay and Lang Co
North of the city, Nguyen Tat Thanh road follows the curve of Da Nang Bay towards the Hai Van Pass. Beyond the pass, about 50 to 55 km from Da Nang airport, Lang Co has a long beach backed by a lagoon and the Laguna Lang Co complex, which is in Hue city rather than Da Nang. On the bay, the Danang Mikazuki is about 20 minutes from the airport.
Lang Co is roughly an hour by car through the Hai Van tunnel. This area suits families who want a water park on site, golfers, and couples happy to stay put. It does not suit anyone planning several trips to Hoi An, which is a long drive from Lang Co, or travellers who want city restaurants.
Danang Mikazuki Japanese Resorts & Spa
The Danang Mikazuki is a Japanese-style resort in the Xuan Thieu tourism area on Nguyen Tat Thanh road, Lien Chieu. Its main draw is Mikazuki 365, an indoor water park attached to the resort, open daily, plus public and private onsen baths. A shuttle takes guests across a private bridge to the beach on the bay. It suits families with children who will happily spend whole days in the water park. It is far from the Marble Mountains and Hoi An.
Banyan Tree Lang Co
Banyan Tree Lang Co is the all pool villa half of Laguna Lang Co, and the Michelin Guide notes that every villa has its own pool. Three-bedroom seaview pool villas were added in 2024. The complex has an 18-hole golf course designed by Nick Faldo. It suits couples and golfers who want a full resort holiday. The airport is about 50 km away, so plan for a transfer of roughly an hour.
Angsana Lang Co
Angsana Lang Co shares the Laguna Lang Co complex and is the more family-focused of the two. It is known for a very large main pool, a kids’ club with a daily programme, and free activities such as kayaking and archery listed by the resort. Many suites have private pools. Reviewers mainly complain that the area feels remote, and the resort says it is 55 km from Da Nang International Airport.
Ba Na Hills mountain resort
Ba Na Hills is the Sun World theme park on a mountain west of the city, home to the French Village and the Golden Bridge. The cable car station is about 23 km from the airport, and the road takes 45 to 60 minutes on a normal weekday, according to Vietnam Tourism. The only resort-style stay at the top is Mercure Danang French Village Bana Hills, inside the park.
Staying overnight lets you walk around after the day crowds leave and be up the mountain early. It suits a one-night add-on for families and first-time visitors. It does not work as a base: there is no beach, access depends on the cable car timetable, and the rest of Da Nang is far away.
Mercure Danang French Village Bana Hills
Mercure Danang French Village Bana Hills is a four-star hotel inside the Sun World Ba Na Hills complex, with an indoor heated pool for guests. Listings say you must reach Toc Tien station at least 30 minutes before the last cable car and arrange the cable car transfer, which costs extra. Reviews in 2026 praise the staff and breakfast; others describe plain rooms and weak air conditioning. Book one night, then move to the beach.
How to choose a Da Nang resort
By area. Pick Non Nuoc for a beach resort and Hoi An day trips, Bac My An if you want city restaurants within 15 minutes, and Son Tra or Lang Co if you plan to stay inside the resort. Ba Na Hills is a single night. If Hoi An’s old town is the main reason for your trip, stay there instead; see our best hotels in Hoi An and Hoi An beach resorts guides. Four Seasons Resort The Nam Hai, on Ha My Beach, sits between the two cities.
By room type. A private pool villa makes the most sense for groups and families who will use it every day. Couples on a short stay often do just as well with a regular room and the main pool.
By season. The sea is usually calmest from about March to August, which is the best time for swimming. From October to December, waves are often rough and red flags are common, and storms are most likely in October and November. Lang Co’s beach faces the same open sea, so the same rules apply. Check our Vietnam weather by month guide before you book.
Plan your stay at a Da Nang resort
Airport transfer. Da Nang airport sits inside the city, about 3 to 4 km from the centre and 5 to 7 km from My Khe Beach, according to the Vietnam Tourism guide. Expect about 15 to 20 minutes to Bac My An, 20 to 25 minutes to Non Nuoc, about 30 minutes to Son Tra and roughly an hour to Lang Co.
A Grab to the centre or My Khe costs about 80,000 to 150,000 VND (roughly USD 3 to 6), per the same guide; longer rides cost more. Most resorts offer paid pick-ups, which are worth it for Lang Co and Son Tra. Flying in from the south? Our Saigon to Da Nang guide covers flights and trains.
Shuttles to Hoi An. Several resorts on the southern strip have offered shuttles, including Naman Retreat, TIA Wellness Resort, Grandvrio Ocean Resort Danang and, according to an older review, Furama. Schedules and fees change, so confirm with the resort before you book. Otherwise a Grab from Non Nuoc takes 20 to 30 minutes; our Hoi An to Da Nang guide covers the options.
When prices peak. Rates are highest from June to August, when Vietnamese families take summer holidays, and around Tet (late January or February). The 2026 Da Nang International Fireworks Festival ran from 30 May to 11 July, according to Tuoi Tre News, and pushed up rates on show nights. September to December is the rainy season, when resort deals are easier to find.
Addresses. Da Nang merged with Quang Nam province on 1 July 2025 (Viet Nam News), so resorts in Dien Ngoc, such as Grandvrio and Shilla Monogram, are now inside Da Nang city, while booking sites may still show Quang Nam. Check the map pin, not just the address.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the best resort in Da Nang?
The best resort in Da Nang for most travellers is Hyatt Regency Danang Resort and Spa on Non Nuoc Beach. It combines a wide beach, several pools, a large kids’ club and easy trips to Hoi An. For a once-in-a-lifetime splurge, InterContinental Danang Sun Peninsula Resort on Son Tra was ranked the top resort in Asia by Condé Nast Traveler readers in 2026.
Which Da Nang resorts are best for families?
The Da Nang resorts best for families are Hyatt Regency, Premier Village and Danang Mikazuki. Hyatt has a big kids’ club and a gently sloping beach, Premier Village has pool villas with up to four bedrooms, and Mikazuki has an indoor water park. Melia Danang Beach Resort is a lower-priced option with a kids’ club.
Which Da Nang resorts have private pool villas?
Da Nang resorts with private pool villas include Danang Marriott Resort & Spa, Non Nuoc Beach Villas, Premier Village Danang Resort, TIA Wellness Resort, Naman Retreat and Fusion Resort & Villas Da Nang. At the Marriott villas and TIA, every villa has its own pool. Further north, every villa at Banyan Tree Lang Co has a private pool too.
How far are Da Nang resorts from the airport?
Most Da Nang resorts are 15 to 30 minutes from the airport by car. The Bac My An resorts are about 15 to 20 minutes away, Non Nuoc about 20 to 25 minutes and InterContinental on Son Tra about 30 minutes. Lang Co is the exception, at roughly 50 to 55 km or about an hour.
Do Da Nang resorts have shuttles to Hoi An?
Some Da Nang resorts have shuttles to Hoi An, mainly on the southern strip. Naman Retreat, TIA Wellness Resort and Grandvrio Ocean Resort Danang have all been listed with shuttles, but times and fees change. If there is no shuttle, a Grab from Non Nuoc to Hoi An takes about 20 to 30 minutes.
Sources
- InterContinental Danang Sun Peninsula Resort, official FAQ
- VietnamPlus, Condé Nast Traveler names InterContinental Danang best resort in Asia for 2026
- Da Nang Fantasticity, Welcome to Sheraton Grand Danang Beach Resort & Spa
- Danang Marriott Resort & Spa, Non Nuoc Beach Villas (official site)
- Da Nang Fantasticity, Mikazuki Water Park 365
- Michelin Guide, Banyan Tree Lang Co
- Angsana Lang Co, family resort page (official site)
- Vietnam Tourism, Ba Na Hills from Da Nang: distance, transport and travel time
- Vietnam Tourism, Getting to Da Nang: flights, trains and airport transfers
- Tuoi Tre News, 2026 Da Nang International Fireworks Festival
- Viet Nam News, New Da Nang after the merger with Quang Nam