Looking for the best hotels in Da Nang for families? Da Nang is one of Asia’s easiest beach destinations with kids: a short flight for much of the region, a long sandy beach, big resorts with kids’ clubs, and the airport only 15–25 minutes from most hotels. This guide covers the best family-friendly resorts and hotels by area, what to check before you book, and when to go.
Last updated: 29 October 2026. Kids’ club hours, age limits and fees change; confirm with the hotel before you book. For all areas, see where to stay in Da Nang.
Quick answer
- Best area for families? The southern end of My Khe and Non Nuoc beach, where the big resorts with pools and kids’ clubs are.
- Best for young children? A beachfront resort with a kids’ club and a shallow pool, such as Pullman Danang Beach Resort.
- Best for a splurge? InterContinental Danang Sun Peninsula Resort on the Son Tra Peninsula.
- On a budget? A family room in a mid-range hotel one street back from My Khe, with a rooftop pool.
- Best time to go? February to August; avoid the stormy months of October and November.
How we pick: we compare neighbourhoods on transport links, walkability, noise and price, and only name hotels that appear in several independent, recent guides or are well-known landmark properties. We give price levels rather than exact rates, because rates change daily. More about how we work.
Family-friendly hotels in Da Nang at a glance
| Hotel | Area | Why families like it | Price level |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pullman Danang Beach Resort | South My Khe (Bac My An) | Beachfront, kids’ club, family rooms, babysitting | $$$ |
| Furama Resort Danang | South My Khe | Classic resort, big gardens and pools, kids’ club | $$$ |
| Hyatt Regency Danang Resort and Spa | Non Nuoc | Large resort with pools and a kids’ club, villas | $$$ |
| Meliá Danang Beach Resort | Non Nuoc | Beachfront resort, quieter strip, family rooms | $$–$$$ |
| InterContinental Danang Sun Peninsula | Son Tra Peninsula | Luxury, private bay, kids’ club | $$$$ |
| Novotel Danang Premier Han River | Han River | City base, family rooms, near the night market | $$ |
| Sala Danang Beach Hotel | My Khe | Good value, children’s play area | $$ |
Price levels: $$ about $40–120, $$$ about $120–250, $$$$ above $250 a night, outside peak dates.
The best family resorts
Pullman Danang Beach Resort
On the calm southern stretch of the beach known as Bac My An, Pullman is a favourite with families thanks to its beachfront gardens and pools, family rooms, a kids’ club for young children and hourly babysitting. It’s about 15 minutes from the airport and 10 minutes from the Han River.
Furama Resort Danang
One of Da Nang’s original beach resorts, Furama has spacious gardens, lagoon-style pools and a kids’ club, with Furama Villas next door for larger families. Its location between My Khe and the Marble Mountains is handy for day trips.
Hyatt Regency Danang Resort and Spa
A large resort on Non Nuoc beach with several pools, residences and villas, and a kids’ club for school-age children. It’s a good base if you also plan to visit Hoi An, about 25–30 minutes away. Check current kids’ club ages and hours with the hotel.
Meliá Danang Beach Resort
Also on Non Nuoc, with a quieter beachfront and family room options; outside the resort there’s little nearby, so plan to eat in or take short taxi rides.
InterContinental Danang Sun Peninsula Resort
Vietnam’s most famous luxury resort, built down a jungle hillside to a private bay on the Son Tra Peninsula, with a kids’ club and family suites. It’s secluded (15–20 minutes from the city), so it suits families who want a resort holiday more than city exploring.
Family hotels in the city and on a budget
- Novotel Danang Premier Han River: a tall riverside hotel with family rooms, close to the night market and the Dragon Bridge show at weekends.
- Sala Danang Beach Hotel: good value near My Khe, with a children’s play area and a rooftop pool.
- Apartment hotels around An Thuong: kitchens and separate bedrooms are handy for longer stays with small children.
What should families check before booking?
| Check | Why it matters |
|---|---|
| Kids’ club ages and fees | Many clubs take children from about 4 years; younger children may need a parent or a paid babysitter |
| Pool depth and shade | A shallow children’s pool and shaded loungers make midday easier |
| Beach flags and swimming | Waves can be strong, especially from September to December; swim where lifeguards are on duty |
| Room size and beds | Look for family rooms or connecting rooms; extra beds may cost extra |
| Airport transfer | Pre-book a car with child seats if you need them; Grab cars usually don’t have them |
| Distance to food | Resorts at Non Nuoc and Son Tra are isolated; budget for taxis or hotel restaurants |
When is the best time to visit Da Nang with kids?
- February–May: warm, calmer seas and fewer crowds; ideal for young children.
- June–August: hot and busy with school holidays; book early.
- September–December: rainy season, with storms most likely in October–November; prices drop but beach days are less reliable.
What can families do near their hotel?
- Ba Na Hills and the Golden Bridge, with a cable car and amusement park (a full day, about an hour away).
- Marble Mountains, caves and pagodas a short ride from Non Nuoc.
- Hoi An lantern-lit old town and basket-boat rides in the coconut palms nearby.
- Dragon Bridge show on weekend evenings, when the dragon breathes fire and water.
A 5-day family plan in Da Nang
| Day | Plan |
|---|---|
| 1 | Arrive, check in, pool and beach afternoon; seafood dinner on the beach road |
| 2 | Ba Na Hills and the Golden Bridge (full day; go early to beat the queues) |
| 3 | Beach morning; Marble Mountains in the late afternoon; Dragon Bridge show if it’s a weekend |
| 4 | Hoi An: basket boats in the coconut palms, the old town and lanterns at dusk |
| 5 | Kids’ club or pool morning, Han Market for souvenirs, fly home |
How do you get around Da Nang with kids?
- Grab cars are cheap and easy, but usually have no child seats; bring a travel booster or book a private car that provides one.
- Strollers: pavements are uneven and often blocked by parked motorbikes; a light stroller or a carrier works better than a large pram.
- Resort shuttles: many resorts run free shuttles to the city or Hoi An; ask at check-in.
- Heat: plan outings for the morning and late afternoon, with pool time in the middle of the day.
What can children eat in Da Nang?
- Mild local dishes: pho (noodle soup), com ga (chicken rice), banh mi and spring rolls; ask for chilli on the side.
- Resort buffets cover familiar Western food, which helps with picky eaters.
- Supermarkets such as Lotte Mart in the city sell nappies, baby food, snacks and sun cream.
- Water: drink bottled or filtered water; most hotels provide it free.
Health and safety tips for families
- Use high-factor sun cream and hats; the sun is strong even on cloudy days.
- Pack mosquito repellent, especially for evenings in Hoi An.
- Larger hotels can call an English-speaking doctor; Da Nang has international clinics and hospitals in the city.
- Get travel insurance that covers children and any activities you plan.
FAQ
Is Da Nang good for families?
Yes. It has a long sandy beach, big resorts with kids’ clubs, short airport transfers and easy day trips.
Which part of Da Nang is best for families?
The southern end of My Khe and Non Nuoc, where the large beachfront resorts are.
Do Da Nang resorts have kids’ clubs?
Many do, including Pullman, Furama, Hyatt Regency and InterContinental; check ages, hours and fees before booking.
Is the sea safe for children in Da Nang?
It’s usually calm from spring to summer; from September to December waves can be strong, so swim only near lifeguards.
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Sources: Pullman Danang – Family resorts with kids’ clubs (2026) · Trip.com – Top family hotels in Da Nang · Vietnam Tourism – Where to stay in Da Nang (Sept 2026)
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