A La Carte Da Nang Beach
A hotel for families who need two bedrooms, or two couples sharing one unit: there are no standard rooms, only studios and one- or two-bedroom suites. A day here runs beach in the morning across the coast road, rooftop infinity pool in the afternoon, dinner on foot in the lane behind the hotel. The thing to accept is dim rooms — reviews come back to it again and again.
At a glance
- Official name
- A La Carte Da Nang Beach Hotel
- Location & getting around
- 200 Vo Nguyen Giap, An Hai Ward, Da Nang City, Vietnam 550000, Da Nang, Vietnam
- Area
- My Khe Beach
- Property type
- Hotel · 4.5★
- Guest score
- 8.6 / 10 · 8,936 reviews
Agoda guest score - Rooms & occupancy
- Suite, Twin, Double
- Source: Agoda property information
- All ten listed room types are studios or suites, in one- and two-bedroom layouts
- A bathroom off each bedroom, per two reviews; two more call the living room spacious
- Rooftop infinity pool — towels stocked at the pool and Dragon Bridge views, per reviews
- Seafood restaurants, massage shops and a convenience store in the lane behind, the most repeated point in reviews
- Not beachfront — the coast road sits between the building and the sand
- Four reviews describe dim rooms; one says it made cleanliness hard to judge
- Kitchen with a microwave but no cookware or utensils, per two reviews
- No shade at the rooftop pool at midday, per one review
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Location & getting around
A day here starts by crossing Vo Nguyen Giap, the coast road, to My Khe Beach — two reviews say it is simply a matter of crossing the road, one that it took about a minute in swimwear. Midday belongs to the room or the rooftop pool. In the evening the lane behind the hotel does the work: seafood restaurants, massage shops, fruit stalls and a convenience store, all reached on foot according to five reviews, which makes it the most repeated point in the review set. One review adds that the sea is more comfortable for swimming from around 5–6pm, once the sun drops.
City days mean a taxi. Han Market and the Dragon Bridge side of the river are a short drive, so one dinner in town fits without reorganising the trip. On arrival day the airport is about 14 minutes by car, and a transfer can be requested at VND 450,000. One review reports checking in at 5am after a delayed flight without trouble.
| Place | Distance (straight line) |
|---|---|
| My Khe Beach | 150m — across the coast road |
| Han Market | 2.8km |
| Da Nang International Airport | about 14 minutes by car |
One thing to weigh: a review mentions construction on the neighbouring building. The nearest hospital is 800m.
Rooms & occupancy
None of the ten listed room types is a standard room. Everything is a studio or a suite, and the names split three ways: bedroom count (one or two), view (city or ocean), and whether there is a balcony.
For a family that wants separate bedrooms, the candidates are the 2 Bedroom City View Suite (balcony) and the 2 Bedroom Ocean View Suite (balcony). One review describes two families in a two-bedroom city view sharing the living room with a bathroom off each bedroom; a second review also mentions a bathroom in every bedroom. Another booked a two-bedroom so a restless child could have a bed alone and found it the largest among the city’s two-bedroom options they had looked at. Four reviews call the rooms large.
Read the whole room name. 2 Bedroom City View Suite (2 pax, balcony) carries the same bedroom count with a different stated occupancy, and the plain (balcony) version lists none — confirm the maximum guests and bed types for your dates before booking. Under the hotel’s policy only children up to 5 stay free on existing bedding; ages 6–11 pay VND 400,000 a night with breakfast.
Floor decides the view. Reviews describe a low-floor city view facing the neighbouring hotel and a top-floor city view rising above the surrounding buildings with My Khe in sight. All three ocean-view types on the list have balconies.
The recurring complaint is light. Four reviews describe the rooms as dim, one noting it made the cleaning hard to judge. One review mentions there is no bathtub. Check-in is 3pm, check-out noon.
Facilities
The rooftop infinity pool is where afternoons go. The property lists a rooftop pool; one review places it on the 23rd floor. Two reviews mention seeing the Dragon Bridge from the roof (one caught the fire show), and one found towels stocked at the pool. Against that, one review reports no shade at all around midday — with small children, late afternoon is the better slot.
Breakfast is a buffet. Reviews mention pho and omelettes cooked to order and a menu that shifts slightly day to day; six reviews are satisfied and one found it below expectations.
The facilities list also carries a kids’ club, spa, massage, sauna, fitness centre, nightclub and a shared lounge. Nothing states the kids’ club’s hours or age range, so ask before building a day around it.
Skip the kitchen. Two reviews found a microwave but no utensils or cookware, so self-catering did not happen. One review warns that the bathroom floor drains slowly and gets slippery — worth a towel on the floor with children.
Best for
- Families who want two bedrooms and a shared living room instead of two hotel rooms
- Afternoons built around a pool — this one is on the roof
- Dinner without a taxi: five reviews describe restaurants and massage shops reached on foot in the lane behind
Not ideal if
- You want sand directly outside the lobby — My Khe is across the coast road
- Self-catering is part of the plan — two reviews found a kitchen with no utensils
- Bright rooms matter — four reviews call them dim
Compared & alternatives
More people or a longer stay: Altara Suites Danang is an apartment-style property with 60–180 sqm of floor space, though it sits 1.1km (straight line) from the central My Khe restaurant strip.
Sand outside the door plus a kids’ club: Pullman Danang Beach Resort is a beachfront resort at the southern end of My Khe with children aged 2–11 listed as staying free; Han Market moves further out by car.
City first, beach optional: Novotel Danang Premier Han River puts Han Market 1.1km away on the riverfront. No pool is listed.
How the north and south ends of the strip differ is set out in Where to Stay on My Khe Beach.
Bottom line
This is the pick for a family that wants two bedrooms and a living room, or for two couples sharing one unit. There are no standard rooms, so every booking is a studio or a suite, and the two-bedroom types give children and adults separate doors.
The day falls into beach, rooftop pool and the lane behind — with the coast road between you and the sand, and dinner on foot rather than by taxi.
Accept dim rooms and a kitchen you will not use. If neither bothers you, the only thing left to check is the occupancy printed in the room name.
FAQ
Can a family of four share one unit?
The two-bedroom suites come in city view and ocean view. One review describes two families sharing a two-bedroom city view, using the living room together with a bathroom off each bedroom. The listing also carries a '2 Bedroom City View Suite (2 pax, balcony)' with a different stated occupancy, so confirm the maximum guests and bed types for your dates before booking.
Do children stay free?
Only up to age 5, on existing bedding, under the hotel's policy. Ages 6–11 pay VND 400,000 a night with breakfast even on existing bedding, and from 12 a child counts as an adult and needs an extra bed at VND 800,000 a night with breakfast. If the booking was made without children's ages, the surcharge is paid at the hotel.
How do you get to the beach?
Two reviews say it is a matter of crossing the coast road; one describes reaching the water in about a minute in swimwear. The property has no beach of its own. One review mentions a tap and towels at the ground-floor motorbike parking for rinsing off sand.
Is the kitchen usable?
Two reviews found a microwave but no utensils or cookware, so cooking did not happen. If self-catering matters, ask what is stocked before booking.
Which floor is the pool on?
The property lists a rooftop infinity pool. One review places it on the 23rd floor, and two mention seeing the Dragon Bridge from the roof. One review reports no shade at all around midday.
City view or ocean view?
Reviews describe a low-floor city view facing the neighbouring hotel and a top-floor city view rising above the surrounding buildings with My Khe in sight, so the city view depends on the floor you are given. All three ocean-view types on the list have balconies.
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- Novotel Danang Han River
The only property in our Da Nang set that is not on the coast. Evenings happen on foot instead of by car — and the beach becomes the thing you drive to.
- Altara Suites Danang
70m to the sand at the north end of My Khe, every unit a 60–180㎡ suite, kitchens and washers in some types — built for longer stays.
- Pullman Danang Beach
Built on the sand with the pool running into it, children's facilities that usually come with a much bigger resort — and Han Market 4.6km away by car.
- Furama Resort Danang
Da Nang's first-generation beach resort. The lagoon pool running into a private beach is the draw; the 1997 build and the 11am checkout are the trade-offs.
