Naman Retreat Danang

Location & getting around

The resort sits further down Truong Sa, at the southern end of Non Nuoc Beach. The sand is 200m away and a private beach appears among the property’s own listed features. The one walkable landmark in the nearby data is the Vina Capital golf course.

On the numbers this is the outermost address in our Da Nang set. The airport is 12.8km straight-line at about 26 minutes and the railway station 13.6km. Agoda’s nearby data does not return Han Market here at all — it lists Da Nang Night Market at 9.4km instead. The location score is 8.0, below the My Khe strip (9.1–9.3) and below Hyatt Regency Danang at 8.5 on the same stretch.

There is one advantage buried in that distance: the resort sits between Da Nang and Hoi An. Several reviews describe reaching either one in under 30 minutes by Grab. For an itinerary that gives Hoi An more than a single afternoon, the driving does not all run in one direction. The nearest hospital is 2.3km; airport transfer is available on request at VND 238,000.

Rooms & occupancy

Built in 2014 and renovated in 2021, with 257 units — the most recently refurbished of the three Non Nuoc properties.

Inventory splits into pool villas and apartments. One-bedroom pool villas are around 100㎡; the three-bedroom garden pool villa is around 500㎡ and the premier version around 570㎡. A beachfront wave pool villa sits alongside them. Apartments come in one, two and three bedrooms with balconies.

This is where the resort’s character shows up in plain text: the pool villa types carry “(spa inclusive)” in the room name. Reviews describe one 50-minute treatment per day being covered. If a massage is going into every day of the trip anyway, that reframes the comparison.

Past four people, the useful question is not bedroom count but how the bathrooms divide. Reviews mention a two-bedroom villa with a bathroom off each bedroom, and a split-level villa with a bathroom on each floor — a difference that matters more at 7am than square metres do.

The recurring complaint is drainage. Slow-draining showers come up in reviews of both the apartments and the villas. One review also notes a small fridge in the villa.

Facilities

There is an outdoor pool, a private beach, a spa and massage rooms, a fitness centre, restaurants and a bar-lounge, gardens, a shop and function space. The gym and parking are free, and contactless check-in and check-out are offered.

Pools are the strongest single item here. The property’s own data reports that 65.0% of guest reviews comment positively on the pool, and reviews mention three separate pools keeping things uncrowded even at weekends. On the beach side, reviews describe loungers on the private stretch along with beach towels and a lifeguard. One mentions requesting a buggy to move around the grounds.

Breakfast comes up often: several reviews single out pho and omelettes made to order, while one says there was not much worth eating. Treat it as a matter of taste rather than a settled point.

Two things to weigh. Despite the 2021 refurbishment, one review notes the resort feels dated next to newly opened properties. And the villas sit within dense planting, which one review connects directly to an insect it found indoors.

Compared & alternatives

To stay on Non Nuoc but shorten the run into town, Hyatt Regency Danang is 7.8km from Han Market and 20 minutes from the airport, with kitchen-equipped residences for stays that involve cooking.

If the Marble Mountains are the reason for staying south, Melia Danang Beach is 640m from them. From here they are 3.9km, which means a car.

If the villa is the point but the city still matters, Furama Resort Danang at the southern end of the My Khe strip has one- to four-bedroom pool villas at 4.5km from Han Market. They share the grounds with hotel rooms, and the resort opened in 1997.

The three Non Nuoc properties are compared side by side in Where to Stay on Non Nuoc Beach, and the wider split between stretches is in Where to Stay in Da Nang.

Bottom line

For “barely leave the resort, take a treatment every day, and give each bedroom its own bathroom,” this is a specific and well-matched answer. Room names that state the spa is included are not common in Da Nang.

Against that, the transfer times are the longest in our Da Nang set. Twenty-six minutes to the airport is spent twice — once arriving, once leaving — which weighs heavily on a two or three-night trip.

For an itinerary split between Da Nang and Hoi An, though, this address is the middle rather than the edge. Count how many times each city appears in the plan and the answer usually settles itself. Rates move with dates, occupancy and villa type.