The Best Hotels in Da Nang

Three cascading infinity pools step down toward a white sand beach between Da Nang and Hoi An, and the lobby is built to read like a temple. This Four Seasons resort holds a Forbes Five Star and earns it in the details: frangipani and spider lilies line the arrival path, villas run large and unhurried, and the spa sits around a lagoon filled with koi and lotus. The kind of place where leaving feels like a scheduling problem.

Perched on a cliffside above its own private bay inside Son Tra Peninsula Nature Reserve, this resort has red-shanked douc langur monkeys as neighbors, which sets the tone. Rooms, suites, and villas draw from traditional Vietnamese architecture, every one angled toward the bay, including the view from the marble bathtub. Villas add private infinity pools and saunas. Pierre Gagnaire's La Maison 1888 holds a Michelin star, and the spa runs sound healing alongside Thai and Vietnamese rituals.

All 141 rooms are suites, each with floor-to-ceiling windows and a private balcony facing the East Sea, which sets the tone at this Forbes Four Star beach resort just outside Hoi An. The Hoiana complex is sprawling, with a casino, golf course, and beach club orbiting the main property, but the rooftop infinity pool and the seafood restaurant perched over the water are reason enough to stay put.

A long curve of Bac My An Beach fronts this full-service resort on Đà Nẵng's coast, where the infinity pool seems to dissolve straight into the South China Sea. Standalone beachfront cottages with private gardens give couples somewhere to disappear, while families work through a menu of watersports before reconvening at the sand-side bar for sunset cocktails. It's the kind of place that keeps everyone occupied without anyone having to negotiate too hard.

White-sand beach right outside the door, a Greg Norman golf course nearby, and day trips to Cham Island for snorkeling or fresh seafood from the fishermen who live there. This full-service resort sits on Da Nang's coast with 357 rooms, all of them including a balcony, marble bath, and rain shower at the base level. Suites run up to 1,800 square feet with ocean views. Multiple restaurants, a full spa, and a city that's quietly become a reason to linger in central Vietnam.

Every room faces the ocean, and with sage green and navy paired against pale timber, the 330-room resort pulls off something unusual: a sense of calm at a scale that usually sacrifices it. Part of the larger Hoiana complex, it leans hard into families without losing the thread for everyone else, with 20 restaurants, a coastal golf course threading through sand dunes, and a casino waiting for anyone whose relaxation requires higher stakes.