Infinity pool hotels in Da Nang
Compare rooftop, beachfront and clifftop infinity pools across My Khe, Non Nuoc and Son Tra
Da Nang puts its best pools in three settings. Rooftop infinity pools sit high above My Khe Beach and Danang Bay, beach resorts line the sand from Bac My An to Non Nuoc, and one clifftop resort looks over the forest and sea of the Son Tra Peninsula.
The choice is mostly about what you want below the edge: city lights and a busy beach road, or a quiet stretch of sand with a long pool beside it. Prices follow the same split, with the rooftop hotels far cheaper than the villa and clifftop resorts.
The dry season, from around March to August, brings the most sun and the clearest water. From September to December, rain and storms are more common, so a warm pool or a resort with plenty of shade counts for more.
9 room options
from $500/night*
InterContinental Danang Sun Peninsula Resort is an infinity pool hotel in Da Nang, set on a steep, forested slope of the Son Tra Peninsula Nature Reserve above its own private beach. Its signature L_O_N_G Pool is a shared infinity pool for guests, 50 meters (165 feet) long, with views over the resort and the peninsula and a built-in Jacuzzi at one end. The pool is temperature-controlled and adults-only; the resort's guest information sets a minimum age of 12. Families swim in the beachside Garden Pool, which has its own Jacuzzi, and in the Kids Pool next to it.
Bill Bensley designed the resort on four levels named Heaven, Sky, Earth and Sea, linked by the Nam Tram funicular. Every room, suite and villa has an ocean view and a private terrace. All villas, penthouses and residences also have a private infinity pool overlooking the sea, from the One-Bedroom Seaside Villa to the Four-Bedroom Pool Villa. The beach is reserved for resort guests.
Dining is a strong reason to stay. La Maison 1888, led by Chef Christian Le Squer, holds one MICHELIN Star, and the resort received One MICHELIN Key in 2026. Citron serves Vietnamese dishes and Tingara offers modern Japanese teppanyaki. The Mi Sol Spa, a free program of yoga and guided walks, and the Planet Trekkers Kids' Club for children aged 4 to 12 complete the resort.
Best for: couples looking for a secluded, design-led resort, and families who book a multi-bedroom residence with its own pools.
9 room options
from $140/night*
A 250 meter (820 foot) outdoor infinity pool is the centerpiece of Sheraton Grand Danang Beach Resort & Spa. The resort bills itself as having the longest infinity pool in Da Nang. The pool is shared by all hotel guests at no extra charge. It runs through the gardens between the hotel wings toward the beach. It ends at an open edge facing the sea, so the water appears to meet the horizon. A separate kids' pool and a mini water park sit nearby.
This infinity pool hotel in Da Nang stands on a private stretch of Non Nuoc Beach, near the Marble Mountains. Rows of loungers and umbrellas line both sides of the pool. Visitors can use it too. In 2026 the resort sells a Playcation day pass with the infinity pool, the private beach and a food and beverage credit, booked in advance with the resort. Children under 6 join free with their parents.
The rooms and suites have white marble interiors. Deluxe rooms and suites come with private balconies, with a pool, bay or sea view depending on the category. The Deluxe Plunge Pool rooms add a small private plunge pool on the patio.
The resort has five restaurants, among them La Plage, a beachfront seafood restaurant with daybeds facing the ocean, and The Grill steakhouse. Shine Spa offers treatments inspired by local traditions, and the Kids' Club runs supervised activities, with babysitting available on request. Best for: families with young children and travelers who want a very long pool with direct access to the beach.
4 room options
from $370/night*
Danang Marriott Resort & Spa, Non Nuoc Beach Villas is a villa-only resort on the Non Nuoc beachfront, with its own private beach. Its outdoor infinity pool overlooks Non Nuoc Beach and the sea, and it is shared by all resort guests; a Kids Pool and a whirlpool complete the list of pools. This infinity pool hotel in Da Nang has no standard rooms: each of the 122 villas has 2 to 4 bedrooms and a private pool.
The villas are single-story or duplex, designed in neutral tones, with garden, lake or ocean views. The beachfront 3-Bedroom Ocean Villas look out to Non Nuoc Beach, while the Premier 3-Bedroom Villa and the 4-Bedroom Pool Villa are duplexes facing the lake and gardens. These larger villas pair the private pool with a wooden deck. Three-bedroom villas have two king bedrooms and one twin room. Five rivers wind through the grounds, which are shaded by coconut palms and 100 mango trees.
Families get a Kids Club, the Kids Pool and the M Passport program of 12 activities for children. Quan Spa Non Nuoc sits beside the lake and offers traditional Vietnamese treatments, with a jacuzzi, saunas and steam baths. The resort also has tennis courts and a fitness center, and barbecues can be arranged by the villa's own pool. Man Ho serves the breakfast buffet with lake views, and Beach House is a restaurant and lounge a few steps from the sand. Best for: families and groups of friends who want several bedrooms and a private pool close to the beach.
The main pool at Naman Retreat is a large infinity-edge pool that faces the beach and the sea, shared by all resort guests and lined with palms and thatched pavilions. It is the centerpiece of this infinity pool hotel in Da Nang, set on a white-sand beach on the coast south of the city center. Private infinity pools come only with the three-bedroom Beachfront Villas, the ocean-front Wave and Retreat villas with direct beach views. The Pool Villas and Garden Pool Villas also have their own pools, but these sit in courtyards and gardens rather than facing the sea.
Bamboo and stone shape much of the resort, and its bamboo structures are the work of Vietnamese architect Vo Trong Nghia. Hay Hay Restaurant serves Vietnamese dishes in a bamboo building inspired by old Vietnamese houses, while Sitini, a bamboo bar among coconut palms, looks out to the ocean at sunset. Rooms start with the Babylon Serenity rooms, which have pool-view balconies in blocks covered with hanging gardens. The Bliss Sunlit Suites have one to three bedrooms and wide views of the sea and mountains.
Wellness is the resort's main focus. Pure Spa is an open, wall-free space with 15 treatment rooms, a sauna, a jacuzzi and a yoga pavilion, and private yoga and Reiki sessions can be arranged. Families have a Kid Club with swimming classes and craft activities such as kite making.
Best for: couples on a wellness break, and families or friends sharing a three-bedroom beachfront villa.
13 room options
from $140/night*
Pullman Danang Beach Resort sits directly on Bac My An Beach, and its main pool is a shared infinity pool open to all guests. The pool lies at the seaward end of the gardens, with its vanishing edge facing the sand and the East Sea. Lights set into the pool floor create a starry effect after dark, and the resort bills it as the first fiber-optic lit infinity pool in Vietnam. There is also a separate children's pool. Visitors who are not staying can use the pool with a Day Pass, which the resort offered daily in 2026, from late morning into the evening.
The 186 rooms and cottages all have private balconies facing the beach, the pool or the tropical gardens. Deluxe Ocean View rooms are on the higher floors of the main building, and the Penthouse Suite has a top-floor terrace with sea views. Away from the main building, the cottages form a small cluster designed like a Balinese village. The One-Bedroom Cottages have a private landscaped garden where guests can bathe and dine outdoors.
For families, this infinity pool hotel in Da Nang adds a Kids' Club inspired by the Montessori approach, with a toddler room and a preschooler room. Its daily activities are free for children staying at the resort. Family Connecting rooms and a Junior Family Suite with a bunk bed add space for parents with children. Epice serves Vietnamese and international dishes from an open kitchen. The Infinity Bar looks over ponds toward the sea, and Azure Beach Lounge serves local seafood on the beach. The Nang Spa overlooks the gardens.
Best for: families who want a kids' club and a children's pool, and couples looking for a sea-facing pool lit after dark.
On the 29th floor of Wyndham Danang Golden Bay, the Golden Infinity Pool is lined with 24K gold tiles. Its vanishing edge faces Danang Bay, with the Thuan Phuoc suspension bridge, the city and the mountains in view. A hot tub sits beside the water, and the pool is open from early morning until late evening. The hotel bills itself as having the world's highest and largest 24K gold-plated infinity pool.
This infinity pool hotel in Da Nang is a large city tower rather than a beach resort. It stands where the Han River flows into the bay, on the Son Tra side of the city, and the rooftop is the place to watch the sun go down over the water and the bridge lights come on after dark. The gold theme continues inside: there are more than 900 rooms and suites, with views of the Han River, the skyline or Danang Bay, and many categories have a balcony.
Breakfast is a buffet at The Horizon, while the rooftop F29 Golden Beef & Sky Bar serves Western dishes, including its signature golden beef. The Golden Luxury Spa adds massages, an infrared sauna and a Korean steam bath. Children have their own pool, a play area and a Kids' Club, and the on-site Wonder Park displays replicas of world landmarks such as the Great Wall of China.
Best for: couples who want sunset views from a rooftop pool, and travelers who prefer a city base to a beach resort.
22 room options
from $120/night*
Da Nang Mikazuki Japanese Resorts & Spa, from the Japanese Mikazuki Hotel Group, is a resort complex on the Danang Bay side of the city. Its infinity pool sits on Level 22, the top floor of the 22-story Mikazuki Hotel tower, and is shared by resort guests. The open edge faces Danang Bay and the sea, with wide views at sunrise and sunset. The rooftop Crescent Cafe & Bar is next to the pool and serves floating trays in the water. On weekdays, in-house guests aged 6 and up can join a free swimming class here.
Tower rooms start at 70 square meters, and all of them look out over the bay. The Family Ocean View Room sleeps up to 4 guests and has a private balcony with an outdoor soaking tub. For more privacy, Mikazuki Villas - The Ryokan has 14 Private Pool Villas with 2 or 3 bedrooms, each with its own temperature-controlled pool. On the 4th floor of the tower, a Japanese garden holds a five-story pagoda.
The family side of this infinity pool hotel in Da Nang is its own Mikazuki Water Park 365. The indoor park has temperature-controlled water, a wave pool and the Ninja Kids' Park, while the outdoor area adds a Mount Fuji replica, a lazy river and a pirate ship with 7 slides. The Japanese onsen has a shared bath and separate baths for men and women, and Sia Spa offers treatments. Best for: families with children who want a water park and an infinity pool in one stay, and groups sharing a private pool villa.
13 room options
from $80/night*
My Khe Beach and the Son Tra Peninsula fill the view from the rooftop infinity pool at voco Ma Belle Danang. The pool is on the 26th floor of the 27-floor tower, and its vanishing edge faces the open sea. It is the hotel's only pool and is shared by all guests, with sun loungers along the deck. Ciela Skybar & Dining is on the same floor; it serves cocktails by the pool and South American and Asian fusion dishes, with DJ music.
Unlike a resort, this infinity pool hotel in Da Nang is a city tower: it stands on Vo Nguyen Giap Street, the seafront road that runs along My Khe Beach. Its 283 rooms include 19 suites, and every room has a private balcony facing either the ocean or the city center. Family Rooms have bunk beds, and some One Bedroom Suites pair a king bed with a bunk bed. Lyla Restaurant serves the breakfast buffet, and Coco Lobby Lounge at street level offers coffee, salads and gelato.
Bremiere Wellness Spa has nine treatment rooms, a sauna and a steam bath, and the fitness center looks out to sea. Children have a Kids Club with games and creative activities, plus a small cinema on the 25th floor that shows family movies. Best for: couples who want a beach-city base with a rooftop pool and bar, and families who need bunk-bed rooms and a kids' club.
At Radisson Hotel Danang, the infinity pool and a cocktail bar share the 21st floor under one name: Vivid Rooftop Bar & Pool. The pool is shared by all hotel guests, and its open edge faces the sea, with a view along My Khe Beach toward the Son Tra Peninsula. A curved canopy shades part of the deck, and in-water loungers sit on a shallow ledge.
Next to the pool, the venue has indoor and outdoor lounge areas, with bar seating that faces the view. The bar serves cocktails and small plates. On the second floor, The Market Place is the all-day restaurant, with a buffet breakfast and Vietnamese and Western dishes at lunch and dinner. The hotel also has a spa with a steam room and couples' massage, plus a fitness center.
Opened in 2022, this infinity pool hotel in Da Nang stands on Vo Nguyen Giap Street, across the street from My Khe Beach. Its 182 rooms and suites come in seven types, from Deluxe Rooms to the Executive Corner Suite, with views of the city, the sea or the Son Tra Peninsula. Executive rooms and suites include access to the Executive Lounge on the 20th floor, and Family Rooms with ocean views are also available.
Best for: view-chasers who want a high-floor sea-view pool with a bar, and business travelers who value Executive Lounge access.
15 room options
from $70/night*
Set on the west bank of the Han River, Novotel Danang Premier Han River is a 5-star city tower on the Bach Dang riverside promenade in central Da Nang. Its pool, The Splash Pool, is an outdoor infinity pool on the 4th floor, shared by all hotel guests. The open edge faces the river, the Han River Swing Bridge and the city center, so this infinity pool hotel in Da Nang looks over the city rather than the sea, from the colors of sunset to the city lights after dark. The pool sits on a lower terrace of the building, with the tower rising beside it, not on the roof.
The hotel has sold a Pool Day Pass to visitors who are not staying, mainly as a summer offer, so check the current terms with the hotel before you go. The Splash Pool Bar serves cocktails and Asian-inspired dishes, with Korean flavors, by the water, and in the evening there is music by the pool.
Executive rooms are on the upper floors and include access to the Premier Executive Lounge on the 29th floor, with breakfast, afternoon tea and evening cocktails. The one- and two-bedroom apartments add a separate bedroom and a fully equipped kitchen, and many room types have a balcony facing the Han River or Dragon Bridge.
The Square restaurant, also on the 4th floor, has large glass windows over the river, and its outdoor terrace, The Balcony, looks over the city as the lights come on. InBalance Spa is on the 6th floor, and the fitness center and a Kid's Club are on the 5th floor. Best for: couples on a city break and travelers who want a river-view pool in central Da Nang instead of a beach resort.
10 room options
from $60/night*
À La Carte Danang Beach takes its name from the idea of choosing from a menu, and the hotel says guests can shape their own stay. Every stay is in an apartment-style unit, from studios to a three-bedroom apartment. This 4-star infinity pool hotel in Da Nang stands on Vo Nguyen Giap, the seafront road along My Khe Beach. Its infinity pool is on the top floor of the tower and is shared by all hotel guests. The open edge faces east over the sea, with a wooden deck beside the water and the Son Tra Peninsula to the north, and the hotel presents the pool as a place to watch the sunrise.
The TOP Bar shares the top floor with the pool. It serves cocktails, mocktails and light snacks on an outdoor terrace with views of My Khe Beach and Son Tra, and its indoor area looks over the lights of the city in the evening. Breakfast is a buffet at FishCá restaurant, which mixes Asian and European dishes, and DELI Bistro bakes pastries and bread every day.
Many room categories include a kitchen area, starting with the Light Studio, which also has a work desk. Delight Ocean has a bathtub in an open space and a balcony facing the sea, while Delight Plus has two bedrooms, each with its own bathroom. The largest unit, Ultralight Ocean View, has three bedrooms and a living room with a wall of windows toward the sea. Sea views from the room come with the Ocean View categories; the Delight City View faces the city. Spice Spa bases its treatments on traditional Vietnamese methods with herbs and spices, and the gym on the 23rd floor looks out to sea.
Best for: couples who want a sunrise swim above My Khe Beach, and families or friends who need a multi-bedroom apartment with a kitchen.
10 room options
from $80/night*
A 5-star Marriott high-rise on the seafront road, Four Points by Sheraton Danang faces My Khe Beach. Its main pool is an outdoor rooftop pool at the top of the tower, shared by all hotel guests. From the deck, the view takes in the beach and the sea, with the city's towers to one side. A roof on tall columns shades part of the deck, and a path of stepping pads crosses the water to sunken round seats.
As of 2026, the pool is free for hotel guests and open from early morning until evening, with a lifeguard on duty. The hotel's pool listing also mentions an adult-only pool and a children's pool, but it does not publish an age limit for either. The 24-hour gym overlooks My Khe Beach, and guests also have free use of a city-view whirlpool, a sauna and a steam room.
All rooms and suites have private balconies, facing either the ocean or the city. Deluxe rooms add a bathtub, Panoramic rooms are on high floors, and the corner suites have ocean views. Horizon Restaurant & Bar, also on the rooftop, pairs craft beers and international dishes with ocean and city views at sunset. Pets are welcome, a Kids Zone on the second floor gives younger guests a play space, and the hotel is Green Globe certified. Best for: couples who want a rooftop pool and bar above a city beach, and travelers who bring a pet.
Choose Son Tra for a secluded clifftop resort, My Khe for rooftop pools above the beach, and Non Nuoc for beachfront resort pools. Since a 2025 merger with Quang Nam province, Hoi An is officially part of Da Nang too. This page covers the city as most travelers know it.
The Son Tra Peninsula, north of the center, is a forested nature reserve and home to the red-shanked douc langur. InterContinental Danang Sun Peninsula Resort climbs a hillside there above its own beach, far from city traffic.
My Khe Beach sweeps south from Son Tra, and four pools on this page look down on it from the roofs of tall hotels: voco Ma Belle Danang, Radisson Hotel Danang, Four Points by Sheraton Danang and A La Carte Da Nang Beach. Cafes, restaurants and the public beach are within walking distance.
Further south, the sand continues as Bac My An and then Non Nuoc Beach, near the Marble Mountains, five outcrops topped with pagodas. This stretch holds the beach resorts: Pullman Danang Beach Resort on Bac My An, Sheraton Grand Danang Beach Resort & Spa and Danang Marriott Resort & Spa, Non Nuoc Beach Villas on Non Nuoc, and Naman Retreat a little further along. From here, Hoi An Ancient Town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is an easy day trip.
Three hotels sit away from the ocean beach. Novotel Danang Premier Han River is on the west bank of the Han River in the city center, and Wyndham Danang Golden Bay faces Danang Bay near the river mouth. Da Nang Mikazuki Japanese Resorts & Spa stands on the northern shore of the bay.
Our pick for a first visit is InterContinental, because it combines a private beach with the forest of the peninsula. On a tighter budget, a My Khe rooftop hotel gives you the beach and the city on foot.
Book a rooftop pool for the view and a lower price, and a beachfront resort for space, gardens and sand a few steps away. At voco Ma Belle, the infinity pool is on the 26th floor and looks over My Khe Beach and the Son Tra Peninsula. Radisson's Vivid Rooftop Bar & Pool, on the 21st floor, pairs an infinity pool with sea views and a bar.
Unlike Ho Chi Minh City, where rooftop pools look over a skyline and a river, the My Khe towers look straight out to sea. The trade-off is that the sea stays a view: to swim in it, you take the elevator down and walk to the public beach. If you would rather look over the Han River and the city skyline, Novotel Han River is the riverside choice in the city center.
The beach resorts work the other way around. Sheraton Grand's long pool faces the sea on Non Nuoc Beach, Pullman's infinity pool faces the sea on Bac My An, and both add gardens and direct beach access.
Our pick for a rooftop stay is voco Ma Belle, because its pool faces both the beach and the peninsula. For a beach resort at a mid-range price, choose Pullman, which also sells an optional all-inclusive package.
No hotel on this page is adults-only as a whole, but two hotels keep a pool for adults. At InterContinental, the signature Long Pool is described as quiet, temperature-controlled and for adults only on the resort's pool page. The resort information page sets a minimum age of 12 for it. Families at the same resort use the Garden Pool and the Kids Pool.
Four Points by Sheraton Danang lists an adult-only pool and a children's pool on its official hotel page, with no published age limit. The same page describes its main pool as a rooftop pool, without saying which pool is for adults.
At every other hotel on this page, the pools are shared by all guests, children included. If you travel with teenagers, the InterContinental rule admits them from age 12; at Four Points, ask the hotel how it applies the adult rule before you book.
Our pick for couples who want a calm pool is InterContinental Danang Sun Peninsula Resort, where the adult pool is also the resort's signature infinity pool.
Families and groups do best at a villa resort or at a resort with its own children's facilities. Marriott Non Nuoc Beach Villas is an all-villa resort: each of its 122 villas has two to four bedrooms and a private pool, according to the resort's villa page. Its shared infinity pool stretches toward the sea, and children get M Passport activities.
Mikazuki is the family choice on the bay. Its water park has an indoor section with temperature-controlled water, and on weekdays it runs free swimming classes at its infinity pool for in-house guests aged 6 and above. On Non Nuoc Beach, Sheraton Grand adds a kids' pool, a mini water park and a Kids' Club beside its long infinity pool. On Son Tra, InterContinental keeps a separate Kids Pool.
Groups of friends who want a social evening will find bars on the rooftop pool decks at Radisson and A La Carte.
Our pick for groups is Marriott Non Nuoc Beach Villas, because one villa keeps everyone together around a private pool. For families with young children, choose Mikazuki for its water park, or Sheraton Grand if you want the beach at the door.
A private pool villa is worth it if you want an infinity edge of your own, and Naman Retreat is the clearest beachfront choice on this page. Its Beach-front Villa and Sea-view Villa each have three bedrooms, a private infinity pool and direct views of the beach, according to Naman's villa page. The resort mixes modern architecture with bamboo and stone, and guests in rooms share an infinity-edge pool with beach views.
The Marriott Non Nuoc villas all have private pools, but the resort does not describe them as infinity pools, so book them for space rather than for the edge. At InterContinental, every villa, penthouse and residence has its own infinity pool overlooking the sea. The range goes up to the Four-Bedroom Pool Villa, set on the hillside above the resort's beach.
Our pick for a private infinity pool is Naman Retreat. If a private pool of any shape is enough, the Marriott villas give more choice of sizes.
Choose Wyndham Danang Golden Bay for an unusual design, Sheraton Grand for sheer length and InterContinental for serious laps with a view. Wyndham's infinity pool is on the 29th floor and is lined with 24K gold tiles, according to the hotel's pool page. It looks over Danang Bay, the Thuan Phuoc Bridge and the mountains. The hotel bills it as the highest and largest golden infinity swimming pool, citing a 2017 award.
Sheraton Grand bills itself as having the longest infinity pool in Da Nang, a 250 meter (820 foot) pool facing Non Nuoc Beach.
InterContinental's Long Pool is 50 meters (164 feet) long, with a built-in Jacuzzi and views over the peninsula. Vietnam's national tourism board names it best for laps among the country's standout pools, and the resort holds One MICHELIN Key in the 2026 Vietnam selection.
Our pick for photographs is Wyndham Golden Bay. For a long pool facing the beach, choose Sheraton Grand; for laps, choose InterContinental's Long Pool, open to guests aged 12 and over.
Yes, at two hotels on this page. Sheraton Grand sells a Playcation day pass: in 2026 it costs 550,000 VND per guest, and 450,000 VND of that is food and drink credit, according to the resort's day pass page. The pass covers the infinity pool and the private beach, runs daily from mid-morning into the evening, and is valid through the end of 2026. Children under 6 enter free with their parents.
In 2026, Pullman Danang Beach Resort also sells a Day Pass for its beachfront infinity pool, available daily from late morning into the evening, according to the resort's Day Pass page. Novotel Danang Premier Han River has promoted a pool day pass in a seasonal article, but it publishes no current offer. Ask the hotel before you go.
We found no official day pass at the other hotels, so plan on booking a room there.
Our pick for a day by the water is Sheraton Grand, because the pass includes the beach as well as the pool.
In 2026, rooms at the rooftop and city hotels on this page start below 100 USD a night, while the villa and clifftop resorts start above 350 USD. The beach resorts on Bac My An and Non Nuoc, plus Mikazuki on the bay, sit in between at roughly 120 to 150 USD.
The lower price level is the busiest: A La Carte, Novotel Han River, voco Ma Belle, Radisson, Four Points and Wyndham Golden Bay all sit there, so choose on the view. voco and Radisson face the sea from high floors, Novotel looks over the river and the skyline, and Wyndham has the gold pool. Each hotel card shows the current "from" price.
Our value pick is A La Carte Da Nang Beach, whose rooftop infinity pool looks along the coast from the My Khe beach road.
March to August is the best time for pool days: the city's tourism portal calls it the dry season, with sunny weather and clear blue water. The city portal gives an average temperature of about 26 C (79 F) across the year. In the hottest months, June to August, averages reach about 30 C (86 F).
The rainy season runs roughly from September to December, with the heaviest rain in October and November. Tropical storms can reach Central Vietnam from September. From December to February, averages fall to around 20 C (68 F), which feels cool for a rooftop swim in the wind.
If you swim in the sea, the tourism portal advises using only areas marked with safety buoys where lifeguards are on duty, and the city's beach rules keep swimmers out of the water on bad-weather days.
Book between March and August for warm water, rooftop sunsets and a clear sea. In the cooler months, pick a pool that is kept warm, such as InterContinental's temperature-controlled Long Pool. A Mikazuki private pool villa also works, because each villa's own pool is temperature-controlled.
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