The best Vietnam villas for most trips are on the Da Nang coast, where the top choice, Danang Marriott Resort & Spa, Non Nuoc Beach Villas, has 122 villas, each with a private pool and 2 to 3 bedrooms. Phu Quoc has the most villa choice, led by Premier Village Phu Quoc Resort, and Cam Ranh suits families who want a kids’ club.
From Saigon, you can drive to villas at Ho Tram or Mui Ne in two to three hours. This guide covers 18 villa properties in seven areas.
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Best villas in Vietnam by trip type
- Best overall: Danang Marriott Resort & Spa, Non Nuoc Beach Villas, on Non Nuoc Beach in Da Nang.
- Large groups (8 or more): Premier Village Danang Resort, where villas go up to four bedrooms, or Fusion Resort & Villas Da Nang for a five-bedroom villa.
- Families with young children: Alma Resort Cam Ranh, with a kids’ club and a water park, or New World Phu Quoc Resort.
- Couples and honeymoon: Six Senses Ninh Van Bay, reached by boat, or Anantara Quy Nhon Villas.
- Spa included: Fusion Resort Cam Ranh or Fusion Resort Phu Quoc.
- Budget-friendly villa: Ixora Ho Tram by Fusion near Saigon, or Flamingo Dai Lai Resort near Hanoi.
- Self-catering with a kitchen: Furama Villas Danang.
- Away from the beach: Ana Mandara Villas Dalat Resort & Spa in the highlands.
Places at a glance
Island villas in the far south
Best for a long stay in a pool villa
Phu Quoc
Vietnam's largest island has the most all-villa resorts, with the driest weather from about December to April.
Phu Quoc has more all-villa resorts than anywhere else in Vietnam, and the south of the island, around Khem Beach and Ong Doi Cape, is where most of them sit. A taxi from the airport takes 25 to 40 minutes to the south and about 55 minutes to Vung Bau in the north. The trade-off is distance: the island is spread out, and from a villa resort you need a taxi for every meal out. Choose it for four nights or more from December to April. Skip it for a two-night trip.
Villa resorts between city and old town
Best for groups who want sightseeing too
Da Nang and Hoi An
The coast from Da Nang's My Khe and Non Nuoc beaches south to Ha My, near Hoi An's old town.
The beach road from Da Nang to Hoi An has the widest range of villas in central Vietnam, from all-villa resorts to privately owned pool villas inside resort compounds. Da Nang airport is in the city, so most villas are 15 to 30 minutes away, and Hoi An's old town is 20 to 30 minutes south of Non Nuoc. That makes this the easiest base for a group that wants a pool villa and day trips. The trade-off is weather: September to December is wet, with the highest storm risk in October.
Spa villas near the airport
Best for families and spa stays
Nha Trang and Cam Ranh
The Khanh Hoa coast, from Ninh Van Bay north of Nha Trang to the Cam Ranh resort strip by the airport.
Most villa resorts on this coast sit on the Cam Ranh strip, 5 to 8 km from Cam Ranh airport, so the transfer is among the shortest in the country. Nha Trang city is 30 to 50 minutes north, which means these are places to stay put. Ninh Van Bay, north of the city, is reached only by boat. The trade-off is that there is little outside the resorts, and October to December is the wettest period. Choose Cam Ranh for a family villa with a kids' club or a spa-inclusive stay.
Quiet villa coves
Best for couples who want few crowds
Quy Nhon and Phu Yen
A less visited stretch of coast between Quy Nhon and Song Cau, with two small luxury villa resorts.
Quy Nhon and the old Phu Yen coast to its south see far fewer foreign visitors than Da Nang or Nha Trang. Both villa resorts here face private coves with hills behind. Phu Cat airport is about 40 km from Anantara and about 61 km from Zannier. The trade-off is fewer flights, long transfers and little to eat outside the resorts. Choose this coast for a honeymoon or a slow week; skip it for a large group on a budget.
Drive-to villas from Saigon
Best for a weekend villa from Saigon
Ho Tram and Mui Ne
Beach resorts two to three hours by road from Ho Chi Minh City, with no flight needed.
Ho Tram and Mui Ne are the closest villa beaches to Saigon. Ho Tram is about 108 km from Tan Son Nhat airport, or around 2 hours 20 minutes by car; Mui Ne is about 2.5 hours on the expressway. Ho Tram is a quiet strip of large resorts and a casino complex; Mui Ne is busier, with kitesurfing and sand dunes. The trade-off is weekend crowds from the city and no airport nearby. Choose it for a two to four night group trip from Saigon.
Pine hills and French villas
Best for cool air and a heritage stay
Da Lat
A highland city about 28 km from Lien Khuong airport, known for French-era villas and pine forest.
Da Lat sits in the Central Highlands, and its villas are old French houses and pine-forest homes, not beach pool villas. The airport is about 28 km away, 30 to 40 minutes by taxi. Nights are cool, so a heated pool matters more than a sea view. The trade-off is that there is no beach and the hill roads are slow. Choose Da Lat for two or three nights as a contrast to the coast.
Lake and forest villas near the capital
Best for a group weekend from Hanoi
Hanoi outskirts
Lake and hill resorts about an hour from Hanoi, popular with Hanoi families at weekends.
Around Hanoi, villas are weekend retreats by lakes and forest rather than beach houses. Dai Lai Lake, about an hour from central Hanoi and 30 minutes from Noi Bai airport, has the main villa resort. These are useful for a group that wants a big house and a pool between city days. The trade-off is that weekends fill with local groups, and many villas are privately owned with mixed upkeep. Choose a weekday if you can.
Resort pool villas or a whole private villa?
Villas in Vietnam come in two kinds, and the difference matters more than the brand.
Resort pool villas are units inside a hotel-run resort. You get a private pool, daily housekeeping, restaurants, a spa and often a kids’ club. Most have one to three bedrooms; a few resorts offer four or five. Prices are per villa, but breakfast for extra guests and children over a set age can cost more: Premier Village Danang Resort, for example, charges children 12 and over as adults, according to its Booking.com listing.
Whole private villas are houses rented as a unit, either standalone or inside a resort compound. They usually have a full kitchen and more bedrooms per dollar. Furama Villas Danang and the villas at Dai Lai are examples: some are run by the resort, others by private owners under similar names. Service, cleaning and upkeep depend on who runs your villa, so read the listing carefully.
| Group | What to book | Examples on this list |
|---|---|---|
| Couple | One-bedroom pool villa | Six Senses Ninh Van Bay, Anantara Quy Nhon Villas, Anantara Mui Ne Resort |
| Family of 4 to 5 | Two-bedroom pool villa | Danang Marriott Non Nuoc Beach Villas, Fusion Resort Cam Ranh, Alma Resort Cam Ranh |
| 6 to 9 people | Three-bedroom villa | Premier Village Phu Quoc Resort, Melia Ho Tram Beach Resort, Ixora Ho Tram by Fusion |
| 10 or more | Four- or five-bedroom villa | Premier Village Danang Resort, Fusion Resort & Villas Da Nang, Furama Villas Danang, Flamingo Dai Lai Resort |
Vietnam villas compared
Price bands are a guide only; the buttons show live prices for your dates.
| Villa property | Area | Best for | Bedrooms | Price band | Beach |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Premier Village Phu Quoc Resort | Ong Doi Cape, Phu Quoc | Groups, honeymoon | 1 to 5 | Luxury | Sea on two sides |
| New World Phu Quoc Resort | Khem Beach, Phu Quoc | Families | From 1 | Luxury | Beachfront |
| Fusion Resort Phu Quoc | Vung Bau, Phu Quoc | Spa stays | 1 to 5 | Upper mid-range to luxury | Short walk |
| Danang Marriott Resort & Spa, Non Nuoc Beach Villas | Non Nuoc, Da Nang | Our top choice | 2 to 3 | Luxury | Beachfront |
| Premier Village Danang Resort | My Khe, Da Nang | Large groups | 1 to 4 | Luxury | Beachfront |
| Fusion Resort & Villas Da Nang | Non Nuoc, Da Nang | Big groups, spa | 1 to 5 | Upper mid-range to luxury | Private beach |
| Furama Villas Danang | Bac My An, Da Nang | Self-catering groups | 1 to 4 | Upper mid-range | Short walk |
| Four Seasons Resort The Nam Hai | Ha My, Hoi An | Top-end families | 1 to 5 | Luxury | Beachfront |
| Six Senses Ninh Van Bay | Ninh Van Bay | Honeymoon | From 1 | Luxury | Beachfront, boat only |
| Fusion Resort Cam Ranh | Cam Ranh | Spa included | 1 to 4 | Upper mid-range | Beachfront |
| Alma Resort Cam Ranh | Cam Ranh | Families | 2 to 3 | Upper mid-range | Short walk |
| Anantara Quy Nhon Villas | Quy Nhon | Couples | 1 to 2 | Luxury | Private cove |
| Zannier Bai San Ho | Song Cau | Remote nature | From 1 | Luxury | Private bay |
| Melia Ho Tram Beach Resort | Ho Tram | Groups from Saigon | 2 to 4 | Upper mid-range to luxury | Beachfront |
| Ixora Ho Tram by Fusion | Ho Tram | Value groups | 2 to 3 | Mid-range | Short walk |
| Anantara Mui Ne Resort | Mui Ne | Couples from Saigon | 1 to 2 | Upper mid-range | Beachfront |
| Ana Mandara Villas Dalat Resort & Spa | Da Lat | Heritage, cool air | Rooms in villas | Mid-range | No beach |
| Flamingo Dai Lai Resort | Dai Lai, near Hanoi | Weekend groups | 1 to 5 | Mid-range | Lake, no beach |
Phu Quoc villas
Phu Quoc has more all-villa resorts than anywhere else in Vietnam, and the south of the island, around Khem Beach and Ong Doi Cape, is where most of them sit. A taxi from the airport takes 25 to 40 minutes to the south and about 55 minutes to Vung Bau in the north. The trade-off is distance: the island is spread out, and from a villa resort you need a taxi for every meal out.
Choose it for four nights or more from December to April. Skip it for a two-night trip. Our best resorts in Phu Quoc guide covers more resorts by area.
Premier Village Phu Quoc Resort
An all-villa resort managed by Accor on Ong Doi Cape, the island’s southern tip, with the sea on two sides. Every villa has a private pool and a kitchen, and booking sites list one to five bedrooms, with the largest sleeping about 15. Why this one: it is the most flexible group villa on the island. A June 2026 review notes it is not a true all-inclusive, so budget for meals.
New World Phu Quoc Resort
A large all-villa resort on Khem Beach, about 16 km from the airport, where every villa has its own pool. Guests praise the free water park and children’s activities. Why this one: it is the family pick in the south, with space for children to swim at the villa and the resort pool. Recent reviews mention crowded breakfasts and sun loungers at busy times.
Fusion Resort Phu Quoc
A spa resort at Vung Bau in the north, about 55 minutes from the airport, with about 97 villas, each with its own pool and garden. Most are one-bedroom garden villas, with some two-bedroom villas and one five-bedroom beach villa. Why this one: spa time is part of the stay, on a quieter northern beach. Reviewers say the rate covers one treatment per person, so check the terms.
Da Nang and Hoi An villas
The beach road from Da Nang to Hoi An has the widest range of villas in central Vietnam, from all-villa resorts to privately owned pool villas inside resort compounds. Da Nang airport is in the city, so most villas are 15 to 30 minutes away, and Hoi An’s old town is 20 to 30 minutes south of Non Nuoc. That makes this the easiest base for a group that wants a pool villa and day trips.
The trade-off is weather: September to December is wet, with the highest storm risk in October. See our best resorts in Da Nang and Da Nang apartments and Airbnb guides for other options.
Danang Marriott Resort & Spa, Non Nuoc Beach Villas
Our top choice. Marriott lists 122 private pool villas in gardens on Non Nuoc Beach, with an infinity pool, five restaurants and bars, and a spa. Three-bedroom villas are listed for up to seven guests, and Booking.com says extra beds are not available. Why this one: it gives a group a pool and resort service at a lower price than the Nam Hai. The villas are spread out, so you ride a buggy to meals.
Premier Village Danang Resort
An Accor-managed villa resort on Vo Nguyen Giap, at the south end of My Khe, about 6 km from the airport. Villas have one to four bedrooms and private pools, and the resort’s own profile says most are four-bedroom. There is a kids’ club and a children’s pool. Why this one: it is the best fit for 8 to 10 people who want resort service close to the city. Children 12 and over are charged as adults.
Fusion Resort & Villas Da Nang
A newer spa-inclusive resort on the Non Nuoc strip, whose Maia Spa opened in December 2024. Villas run from one bedroom to five-bedroom beachfront pool villas listed for 10 to 14 guests, depending on the site. Why this one: it has the largest villas on this coast, with spa time on some rates. The spa-inclusive label applies to specific rates, so confirm what yours includes.
Furama Villas Danang
A villa compound at 107 Vo Nguyen Giap, next to Furama Resort, with one- to four-bedroom pool villas and full kitchens. The four-bedroom beachfront villa is listed for up to 12 guests. Why this one: it is the easiest self-catering group villa near the city. Some villas here are sold by private operators under other names, and one review says Furama staff do not serve those guests, so book the official Furama Villas Danang listing.
Four Seasons Resort The Nam Hai
A villa resort on Ha My Beach, about 30 minutes from Da Nang airport and 10 minutes from Hoi An’s old town. Pool villas have one to five bedrooms and butler service, and the five-bedroom villa covers about 520 m2 for up to nine adults. Why this one: it is the top-end family villa in Vietnam, with a free kids’ club for ages 4 to 12. It is also the most expensive villa on this list. Our Hoi An beach resorts guide covers cheaper options nearby.
Nha Trang and Cam Ranh villas
Most villa resorts on this coast sit on the Cam Ranh strip, 5 to 8 km from Cam Ranh airport, so the transfer is among the shortest in the country. Nha Trang city is 30 to 50 minutes north, which means these are places to stay put. Ninh Van Bay, north of the city, is reached only by boat. The trade-off is that there is little outside the resorts, and October to December is the wettest period. Choose Cam Ranh for a family villa with a kids’ club or a spa-inclusive stay.
Six Senses Ninh Van Bay
A villa resort on a private bay, reached by a one-hour drive from Cam Ranh airport and a 20-minute speedboat. Booking.com lists 62 villas, each with a private pool. Why this one: it is Vietnam’s classic honeymoon villa resort, and every villa has its own pool. Transfers cost extra, and New Year’s Eve brings a compulsory gala dinner fee.
Fusion Resort Cam Ranh
A beachfront resort 5 km from Cam Ranh airport, where spa treatments and breakfast at any time and place are part of the stay. The resort lists pool villas from one bedroom up to a four-bedroom beachfront pool villa. Why this one: it is the best value villa with spa time included, and the airport ride is short. There is little to walk to outside the gate.
Alma Resort Cam Ranh
A large resort on Bai Dai beach north of the airport, with 12 pools, a kids’ club and a water park. Its three-bedroom pavilions and ground-floor two-bedroom pavilions have private pools; upper-floor two-bedroom units have jacuzzis instead. Why this one: it is the strongest family villa on this coast, named a recommended family resort in January 2026. Ask for a ground-floor pavilion if a pool matters.
Quy Nhon and Phu Yen villas
Quy Nhon and the old Phu Yen coast to its south see far fewer foreign visitors than Da Nang or Nha Trang. Both villa resorts here face private coves with hills behind. Phu Cat airport is about 40 km from Anantara and about 61 km from Zannier. The trade-off is fewer flights, long transfers and little to eat outside the resorts. Choose this coast for a honeymoon or a slow week; skip it for a large group on a budget.
Anantara Quy Nhon Villas
An all-villa resort on a private cove at Ghenh Rang, south of Quy Nhon, with 25 pool villas, a cliffside spa and an infinity pool. Booking.com lists one-bedroom ocean-view and beachfront pool villas plus two-bedroom villas. Why this one: it is small and quiet, the couples’ pick on this coast. Some reviewers find the price high, and one says the food fell short of the rest.
Zannier Bai San Ho
A resort of 73 villas on a coral bay near Song Cau, in the former Phu Yen province, now part of Dak Lak. Villa types include hill, beach and Grand Bay pool villas. Why this one: it is the most nature-led villa resort on this list, with snorkelling in the bay. The shuttle from Phu Cat or Tuy Hoa airport takes about 1 hour 20 minutes and costs extra.
Ho Tram and Mui Ne villas
Ho Tram and Mui Ne are the closest villa beaches to Saigon. Ho Tram is about 108 km from Tan Son Nhat airport, or around 2 hours 20 minutes by car; Mui Ne is about 2.5 hours on the expressway. Ho Tram is a quiet strip of large resorts and a casino complex; Mui Ne is busier, with kitesurfing and sand dunes. The trade-off is weekend crowds from the city and no airport nearby. Choose it for a two to four night group trip from Saigon. Our Vung Tau day trip guide covers the coast nearby.
Melia Ho Tram Beach Resort
A beachfront resort with The Level, a section of 61 villas with two to four bedrooms, each with a private pool, plus a private lounge. The three-bedroom beachfront villas have infinity pools facing the sand. Why this one: it is the best large-group villa within a drive of Saigon. Reviewers warn that room service is expensive.
Ixora Ho Tram by Fusion
A newer complex inside The Grand Ho Tram strip with 46 villas and 164 apartments. Two- and three-bedroom pool villas are listed for about 7 to 11 guests. Why this one: it gives groups a multi-bedroom pool villa at mid-range prices, with a spa and a kids’ club. Not every unit has a private pool, and a second phase planned for 2026 had not been confirmed open when we checked.
Anantara Mui Ne Resort
A beachfront resort on the Mui Ne strip with 19 private pool villas among its 89 rooms, suites and villas, in one- and two-bedroom sizes. Why this one: it is the most established high-end villa in Mui Ne. A 2024 reviewer said the hedge around their pool did not give full privacy, so ask for a villa with a closed garden.
Da Lat villas
Da Lat sits in the Central Highlands, and its villas are old French houses and pine-forest homes, not beach pool villas. The airport is about 28 km away, 30 to 40 minutes by taxi. Nights are cool, so a heated pool matters more than a sea view. The trade-off is that there is no beach and the hill roads are slow. Choose Da Lat for two or three nights as a contrast to the coast. Our Da Lat from Saigon guide covers getting there.
Ana Mandara Villas Dalat Resort & Spa
A resort of 17 restored French colonial villas on a pine hill on Le Lai Street, with a heated pool and a spa. Each villa holds three to five en suite rooms around a shared lounge, dining room and terrace. Why this one: the villas date from the 1920s and 1930s, a stay unlike anything on the coast, and July 2026 reviews praise the staff. Rooms are sold one by one, so a group should ask the resort about taking a whole villa.
Villas near Hanoi
Around Hanoi, villas are weekend retreats by lakes and forest rather than beach houses. Dai Lai Lake, about an hour from central Hanoi and 30 minutes from Noi Bai airport, has the main villa resort. These are useful for a group that wants a big house and a pool between city days. The trade-off is that weekends fill with local groups, and many villas are privately owned with mixed upkeep. Choose a weekday if you can. For other trips out of the city, see our Hanoi day trips guide.
Flamingo Dai Lai Resort
A lake and forest resort at Dai Lai, in the former Vinh Phuc province, now part of Phu Tho, with an outdoor pool and a spa. Villa listings at Dai Lai run from one bedroom to five-bedroom houses for up to 14 guests. Why this one: it is the closest large-villa stay to Hanoi and Noi Bai airport. Many privately owned villas use the Flamingo name, so book the listing managed by Flamingo Hotels & Resorts. A May 2026 review calls the fittings good but not new.
What to check before you book a villa in Vietnam
Who runs it. In compounds such as Furama Villas Danang and Dai Lai, the same villa may appear under several names. Check whether the resort or a private owner runs your listing, as that decides cleaning, breakfast and pool care.
Guest numbers and extra beds. Rates usually cover a set number of guests. Some resorts do not allow extra beds, and many charge older children as adults for breakfast. Give the exact headcount when you book.
Cleaning. Resort villas include daily housekeeping. Whole private villas may clean only on arrival, or charge for extra cleaning, so check the listing.
Deposits. Private villas may ask for a security deposit, in cash or on a card, at check-in. Check the amount and how it is refunded before you pay.
Passports and registration. Under Vietnamese law, the place you stay must declare foreign guests to the local police, within 12 hours of arrival or 24 hours in remote areas. This applies to private villas and homestays as well as hotels, so the host will ask for your passport details. A villa that does not ask is a warning sign.
Holiday rates. Prices rise over Tet, in late January or February, and the 30 April and 2 September holidays, when Vietnamese families book villas. See our Vietnam public holidays guide for dates.
Plan your stay
Getting there. Phu Quoc, Da Nang, Cam Ranh, Quy Nhon (Phu Cat), Tuy Hoa and Da Lat (Lien Khuong) all have airports with domestic flights. Ho Tram and Mui Ne have no passenger airport, so most people drive from Saigon in two to three hours. For Phu Quoc, see our Phu Quoc from Saigon guide.
Airport transfers. Cam Ranh villas are the closest, 5 to 8 km from the airport. Da Nang villas are 15 to 30 minutes from the airport. In Phu Quoc, allow 25 to 40 minutes to the south and about 55 minutes to Vung Bau. Remote resorts such as Six Senses Ninh Van Bay and Zannier Bai San Ho charge for transfers, so ask the price before you book. A taxi or Grab from Lien Khuong airport to Da Lat usually costs about 250,000 to 450,000 VND (2026 guides differ). The airport reopened on 19 August 2026 after runway repairs.
When prices peak. In the south, December to February is the busiest season for villas. On the central coast, demand peaks from June to August, while September to December is wet. Check our Vietnam weather by month guide before you pick dates.
Getting around. Most villa resorts are outside town. Grab and taxis cover all these areas, and many resorts run shuttles, sometimes for a fee.
Addresses. On 1 July 2025, Vietnam merged its provinces from 63 to 34. Ba Ria-Vung Tau, home to Ho Tram, is now part of Ho Chi Minh City; Binh Thuan, home to Mui Ne, is part of Lam Dong; Binh Dinh is part of Gia Lai; and Vinh Phuc is part of Phu Tho. Booking sites may show either name, so search by property name. For the full list of resorts, see our best resorts in Vietnam guide.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the best villas in Vietnam?
The best villas in Vietnam for most trips are at Danang Marriott Resort & Spa, Non Nuoc Beach Villas, where all 122 villas have a private pool. Premier Village Phu Quoc Resort is the top choice on Phu Quoc, and Four Seasons Resort The Nam Hai near Hoi An is the top-end pick.
Where can I find private pool villas in Vietnam?
Private pool villas in Vietnam are mostly in Phu Quoc, on the Da Nang to Hoi An coast and at Cam Ranh near Nha Trang. Quy Nhon and Ho Tram also have villa resorts, while Da Lat and the Hanoi area have fewer.
Which villas in Vietnam suit large groups?
Villas in Vietnam that suit large groups include Premier Village Danang Resort, Fusion Resort & Villas Da Nang and Furama Villas Danang, with four or five bedrooms. Near Saigon, The Level villas at Melia Ho Tram Beach Resort have up to four bedrooms.
Do villas in Vietnam need my passport?
Villas in Vietnam must declare foreign guests to the local police within 12 hours of arrival, or 24 hours in remote areas. This applies to private villas and homestays as well as hotels, so expect the host to ask for your passport details.
Are Vietnam villas cheaper than hotels?
Vietnam villas can work out cheaper than hotels for groups, because one multi-bedroom villa replaces several rooms. For couples, a resort pool villa usually costs more than a standard room, so compare live prices for your dates.
Sources
- Marriott, Danang Marriott Resort & Spa, Non Nuoc Beach Villas (official): https://www.marriott.com/en-us/hotels/dadnn-danang-marriott-resort-and-spa/overview/
- Fusion Resort Cam Ranh (official): https://fusionresorts.com/camranh/
- Melia Ho Tram Beach Resort, The Level three-bedroom villa (official): https://www.melia.com/el/hotels/vietnam/vung-tau/melia-ho-tram-beach-resort/rooms/the-level-3-bedroom-beachfront-pool-villa
- Viet Nam News, Alma Resort opens on the Cam Ranh peninsula: https://vietnamnews.vn/life-style/717303/alma-resort-opens-on-viet-nam-s-scenic-cam-ranh-peninsula.html
- Vietcetera, temporary residence rules for foreigners (July 2026): https://vietcetera.com/en/vietnams-temporary-residence-rules-what-foreigners-need-to-know
- Tuoi Tre, Vietnam now has 34 provincial-level units: https://tuoitre.vn/nld/vietnam-now-has-34-provincial-level-administrative-units-196250612205651997.htm