Where to Stay in Da Nang 2026: Beach Resorts to Budget Picks

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Beachfront hotels along My Khe Beach in Da Nang, Vietnam

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Da Nang’s accommodation sits in three natural clusters: the My Khe beachfront, which is the obvious choice for beach-focused stays; the An Thuong neighbourhood inland from the beach, which is quieter, cheaper, and the default base for digital nomads and longer-stay visitors; and the Han River riverfront in Hai Chau district, which suits travellers who want a city-centre location rather than beach access. A fourth option β€” the luxury resort zone on Non Nuoc Beach further south β€” is reserved for travellers where all-inclusive comfort is the priority.

Da Nang Airport (DAD) is just 3km from the city centre, which makes it unusual among Vietnamese cities: a Grab car from arrivals to My Khe Beach costs approximately $3 to $5 and takes under 15 minutes.

My Khe Beach: The Main Hotel Strip

My Khe is one of the longest urban beaches in Vietnam β€” roughly 30km of coastline running directly alongside the city. The hotel strip along Vo Nguyen Giap (the beachfront boulevard) has developed rapidly since 2015 and now runs from mid-range three-star hotels up to large five-star resort properties. Rooms above the fifth floor with a sea view are worth the premium at almost any price point.

Hyatt Regency Da Nang Resort and Spa on Truong Sa Street at the northern end of My Khe is the most established five-star property on the beach. Five outdoor pools, direct beach access, and rooms from approximately $180 to $350 per night. The resort’s seafood restaurant is one of the better options on this stretch of coast. Book sea-facing rooms in the main tower for the best value.

Pullman Da Nang Beach Resort further south on Vo Nguyen Giap is another well-regarded international-brand option, with a long pool running parallel to the beach and rooms from $130 to $250 per night. The location is central to the My Khe strip, within walking distance of the An Thuong cafΓ© and restaurant zone. Breakfast included in most rates.

A La Carte Da Nang Beach Hotel on Vo Nguyen Giap is a mid-range option offering apartment-style rooms (studio and one-bedroom configurations) from $60 to $120 per night β€” one of the better value options on the beachfront for travellers who want a kitchenette. The rooftop bar has consistent sea views without the Hyatt price.

For budget beach options, several Vietnamese-run guesthouses and smaller hotels on the streets one block inland from Vo Nguyen Giap (Duong Dinh Nghe, Doan Van Bo) offer clean rooms with air conditioning from $30 to $55 per night β€” a five-minute walk to the beach for half the beachfront price.

An Thuong: The Nomad and Long-Stay Neighbourhood

An Thuong is Da Nang’s established expat and digital nomad zone β€” a grid of quiet streets in the My An ward, roughly 500 metres inland from the beach and five minutes’ walk from Enouvo coworking space. The neighbourhood has the best concentration of independent cafΓ©s, international restaurants, and furnished apartments for monthly rental. It is quieter than the beachfront strip and significantly cheaper.

Hotels and guesthouses in An Thuong typically run from $35 to $80 per night for mid-range options. Most are boutique Vietnamese-owned properties of 20 to 40 rooms without international brand affiliation, so direct booking (or checking Booking.com for verified properties) is the standard approach.

TMS Hotel Da Nang Beach sits between An Thuong and the beachfront at Vo Nguyen Giap, with apartments and hotel rooms priced from $55 to $110 per night. It is one of the better-value options for those who want beach proximity and apartment-style space (with kitchen and living area) without paying full resort rates. Popular with families and longer-stay visitors.

Serviced apartments in An Thuong available for monthly rental (3-month minimum with landlord negotiation) typically run $350 to $600 per month furnished, including wifi. These are not listed on hotel booking platforms β€” they circulate through Da Nang expat Facebook groups and via Airbnb searches filtered to 28-day stays.

The Han River Riverfront (Hai Chau District)

The Han River in Hai Chau district is Da Nang’s civic and commercial centre. The riverfront area β€” along Bach Dang Street β€” is where the Dragon Bridge (illuminated on weekends), the central market, and the main government buildings sit. Staying here puts you furthest from the beach (a 15-minute Grab ride or bike ride) but closest to local Vietnamese daily life, the best street food, and cheaper urban restaurants.

Novotel Da Nang Premier Han River on Bach Dang is the standout property on the riverfront β€” a 35-floor tower with rooms from $90 to $160 per night and river views from the upper floors. The pool is on a high floor with a genuine panorama of the Han River and Dragon Bridge. Location is good for exploring the city on foot; the beach requires a Grab ride.

Mid-range hotels around the Han Market area (Cho Han) and on Tran Phu Street price from $40 to $80 per night and are well-positioned for local food exploration. This part of the city sees fewer Western tourists than An Thuong or My Khe, which suits some travellers and deters others.

Luxury: Non Nuoc Beach and the Resort Strip

The coastline south of Da Nang’s urban area β€” from the Marble Mountains down to Non Nuoc Beach β€” is where the city’s most exclusive resorts sit. This zone is 10 to 15km from the city centre (20 to 30 minutes by Grab), which means it functions more like a standalone beach resort destination than a city accommodation option.

Fusion Maia Da Nang at Non Nuoc Beach is consistently ranked among Vietnam’s top beach resorts. An all-inclusive spa model means every room rate includes unlimited spa treatments β€” a genuinely unusual offering at this price point ($200 to $450 per night for pool villas). The resort operates shuttle buses to the Marble Mountains and Da Nang city centre. This is the right choice for travellers where relaxation and spa access are the primary goals.

Radisson Blu Resort Da Nang at 103 Vo Nguyen Giap is a large resort property with direct beach access, multiple dining outlets, and rooms from $120 to $220 per night. The scale means it can feel impersonal, but pool and beach infrastructure are strong and the rates undercut comparable Hyatt or Pullman options.

Budget and Hostels

Da Nang has a genuine hostel market, mainly in the An Thuong and My Khe zones. Dorm beds run from $8 to $14 per night; private rooms in hostels from $25 to $40 per night. The quality of Da Nang’s budget options is higher than in many Vietnamese cities, partly because the nomad market has pushed local guesthouses to maintain consistent wifi, air conditioning, and clean bathrooms at lower price points.

The beach is genuinely accessible from budget accommodation here β€” an advantage Da Nang has over Hanoi or Ho Chi Minh City, where budget areas are further from obvious attractions.

Practical Notes

Airport proximity is Da Nang’s biggest logistical advantage. The airport is 3km from the city centre and 5km from My Khe Beach. Grab from arrivals to My Khe runs $3 to $5 (around 15 minutes). This removes the long transfer issue that makes Hoi An (30km from the airport) more logistically complicated for late arrivals.

Best months to visit are February to May: dry season, lower humidity, sea temperatures warm enough for swimming. June to August is hot and can be humid but has the most reliable beach weather. October and November bring the highest rainfall and occasional typhoon risk β€” not the optimal time to book beachfront accommodation.

The beach vs. city question: For stays of one to three nights, the My Khe beachfront is the obvious choice. For stays of a week or more, An Thuong gives better value, quieter streets, and access to the local food scene without significantly reducing beach access. For travellers who don’t plan to spend much time at the beach, the Han River riverfront is the most genuinely Vietnamese option.

See our Da Nang digital nomad guide for monthly rent data, coworking costs, and neighbourhood comparisons for longer stays.

Search all hotels in Da Nang on Booking.com β€” covers My Khe beachfront hotels, An Thuong boutiques, Han River riverfront properties, and Non Nuoc resort options, with verified guest reviews and free cancellation on most rates.

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