Da Nang's coastline runs for miles along central Vietnam, and five resorts are confirmed genuinely on the sand: the ultra-luxury InterContinental Danang Sun Peninsula Resort on its own private cove, plus four internationally branded five-star resorts spread across My Khe and Non Nuoc beaches, several from around $115 a night.
The best beachfront resorts in Da Nang, Vietnam
One sits alone on a private peninsula cove; the other four line up along the long, straight stretch of My Khe and Non Nuoc beaches south of the city center.
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| Hotel | Rating | From/night | Area | Best for | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| InterContinental Danang Sun Peninsula Resort | Superb | $350 | Son Tra Peninsula, Da Nang (private cove) | Best overall · Bill Bensley design, private beach on its own cove | Check price →Review ↓ |
| Pullman Danang Beach Resort | Superb | $117 | Bac My An Beach, Da Nang | Best for city access · walkable to Han River restaurants | Check price →Review ↓ |
| Meliá Danang Beach Resort | Excellent | $145 | Non Nuoc Beach, Da Nang | Best for couples · The Level exclusive rooms and lounge | Check price →Review ↓ |
| Furama Resort Danang | Excellent | $116 | My Khe Beach, Da Nang | Best value · Da Nang's original 5-star resort, private beach | Check price →Review ↓ |
| Hyatt Regency Danang Resort and Spa | Very good | $154 | Non Nuoc Beach, Da Nang | Best for families · waterslide pool, Camp Hyatt kids club | Check price →Review ↓ |
InterContinental Danang Sun Peninsula Resort
The InterContinental sits alone on Son Tra Peninsula, a forested headland northeast of the city, built vertically up a cliff so that nearly every room looks down over its own private cove. It's a different experience from the hotels lined up on My Khe and Non Nuoc – quieter, more remote, and considerably more expensive.
Architect Bill Bensley's design leans into the site's drama rather than working around it, with multiple restaurants, pools, and a beach club spread across the property. It suits travelers who want Da Nang's most talked-about resort and don't mind the drive into town for Han Market or the Dragon Bridge.
Pullman Danang Beach Resort
Pullman sits on Bac My An Beach, the closest of this list's five resorts to central Da Nang, with the Han River restaurant scene and Dragon Bridge only a short drive away. It's the highest-rated of the four beach-strip resorts here, just behind the InterContinental.
The property is more straightforward than the ultra-luxury names further down the coast – an outdoor pool, spa, and direct beach access without the scale of a Hyatt or Marriott-sized resort. It's a solid pick for travelers who want a genuine beachfront stay within easy reach of the city itself.
Meliá Danang Beach Resort
Meliá fronts a confirmed 415-yard stretch of private beach on Non Nuoc Beach, south of the main My Khe strip and closer to the Marble Mountains than to central Da Nang. The Level, Meliá's exclusive upgrade tier, adds a private lounge and villa-style rooms set apart from the main building.
It's a fair middle-ground pick between Pullman's simplicity and the InterContinental's scale and price, with a genuinely quiet stretch of sand out front. Non Nuoc's location makes it an easy stop en route to or from Hoi An as well as the Marble Mountains themselves.
Furama Resort Danang
Furama was Da Nang's original international five-star resort and still sits directly on My Khe Beach, with 198 rooms and suites alongside a separate collection of private pool villas. It's the lowest confirmed starting rate among these five, without giving up a genuine beachfront position.
The grounds feel more established and tropical than some of the newer builds further south, and the resort's long track record shows in consistently solid reviews. It's a dependable choice for travelers who want real beach access without the InterContinental's price tag.
Hyatt Regency Danang Resort and Spa
Hyatt Regency sits on a private stretch of white sand on Non Nuoc Beach, with multiple pools – including one with a waterslide – and a Camp Hyatt kids' club that make it the most family-oriented of the five resorts here. Five distinct restaurants keep options varied without leaving the property.
The scale is a step up from Pullman or Furama, closer to a full destination resort than a boutique beachfront stay. It suits families or groups who want a lot happening on-site alongside genuine, private beach access.
When to go
April through August brings Da Nang's warmest, driest weather and the calmest sea, with July and August the busiest and hottest. September through November is typhoon season on this stretch of Vietnam's coast, with a real risk of storms disrupting a trip – worth avoiding or booking with flexible cancellation. December through March stays cooler and can turn overcast or rainy, better suited to sightseeing in nearby Hoi An or Hue than beach time. Da Nang's beaches face the South China Sea directly, so surf and currents can pick up outside the calmest summer months – check conditions with the hotel before swimming out past the shallows.
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