Hotels near Da Nang International Airport - DAD, Danang

Da Nang is a beautiful places nice people although most of them could not speak English and they uses google speaks for translation that's enough has long as we are contented with the hitel service as well as our Grab driver whom we book through out our stay for 4D and 3N his name is Van Cau. His a very honest young driver.

Super clean, good wifi, nice pool and very friendly staff. Love this place and will come back again. The only issue is the loud music from the beach club but the hotel can’t control that. I find the local beach and community delightful.

Each to his own but very little grabbed us. We consistently had problems with evening dining- at 3 venues they made stupid errors and neglected to offer any fix. I appreciate one was a language issue and we took no offence the other two were not. Even so if you want the tourist dollar you have to be able to meet service and language demands. There was no problem in any other of the 4 locations on the trip….not to mention the pea soup of smog, it eradicated any interesting views.

Da Nang has been our favourite destination so far on our trip. It way exceeded our expectations on all fronts. Bars and restauarants are plentiful and there's plenty to suit every budget. Beach is awesome, sea is a lovely temperature. Everyone seems very friendly, and it feels very safe to walk around, day or night. Grab cabs/bikes are plentiful and super cheap, and the Dragon Bridge is a sight to behold on fire breathing nights...not to be missed. Take in Hoi An from a DaNang base, also an awesome place to visit. If you're coming to Vietnam, don't miss out on this part of the country, you won't regret it!

Da Nang was a taste of the real Vietnam. It is huge and busy. But you can also find some quiet areas, especially at the beach which was deserted. We stayed for 6 nights and that was just right. We got to see Marble Mountain, the Lady Buddha and Ba Na Hills and on the other days we walked all over just seeing Vietnamese life. I would advise staying at a hotel away from the beach. There you will see the real Vietnam. It was a 55 minute walk to the beach and we loved it even though it was 42C in April. But one day we took a taxi there and it cost just over £2! On the weekends at 2100 Dragon Bridge has a spectacular show that thousands flock to. Restaurants are every other shop and the food is incredibly cheap. Shout out to IVegan for such fabulous food (not particularly Vietnamese) and Meet Banh Mi for amazing Iced Coconut Latte and Mango Smoothie.

Very pretty city by the beach with nice night markets. You can also do some hiking by visiting the Buddhas. Plenty of restaurants and coffee shops for every taste A lot of massage places and convenience stores