| parking is available. featuring dark wood furnishings and tile floors, the low-key rooms offer sitting areas, flat-screen tvs, en suite bathrooms, and tea and coffeemaking facilities. a minute's walk from the nearest sandy beach on the east vietnam sea, this unpretentious hotel is 3 km from the museum of cham sculpture and 2 km from the ah17 road. amenities consist of a restaurant, a cafe and a bar, plus a spa offering massages, and meeting and event space for up to 600 people.
Da Nang Airport 13 min
Sun Wheel (13 min)
Amusement park featuring rides, plus activities, food & architecture from various Asian countries. Asia Park - Sun World Da Nang Wonders (11 min)
Amusement park with a massive Ferris wheel & other rides plus themed areas based on Asian countries. An Bang Beach (29 min)
Tranquil, tree-lined beach featuring white sand, palapas, lounge chairs & eateries. Đà Nẵng Museum of Cham Sculpture (7 min)
Compact museum displaying a collection of sculptures & cultural items like costumes & instruments. Tượng Phật Bà Quan Âm (13 min)
Buddhist temple, pagoda & large statue located on an elevated slope with sea & skyline views. Da Nang Cathedral (9 min)
Built in 1923, this Gothic-style pink church in the city center has a weathercock-topped steeple. The Marble Mountains (12 min)
Network of 5 marble mountains with multiple caves, elaborate temples & viewing outlooks. Thuận Phước Bridge (13 min) Cồn Market (11 min)
Sprawling, buzzing market with thousands of vendors for produce, street food, clothing & housewares. Sơn Trà Mountain (38 min)
A road leads to the top of this bluff with sea & city views & many wild monkeys. Han Bridge (7 min) My Khe Beach (1 min)
Scenic public beach stretching 20 miles long, with pristine white sands & surfing waves. Hàn Market (8 min)
Buzzing, multi-level indoor market with vendors selling food, clothing, fabrics & housewares. Hải Vân Pass (52 min)
Scenic mountain pass popular with motorcycle riders for its panoramic views & ruins at the summit. Dragon Bridge (6 min)
Modern, 6-lane bridge designed to look like a dragon, with a fire-breathing performance on weekends. | 
