Updated 2026

Da Nang Hotel Prices

What you'll actually pay — from $20 guesthouses to $400+ resorts — and the months when your money goes furthest.

Price Snapshot

Budget
$18–60

Guesthouses and simple hotels

Per night · ranges vary by season

Mid-Range
$50–130

3-star hotels

Per night · ranges vary by season

Beachfront
$85–220

4-star beachfront hotels

Per night · ranges vary by season

Luxury
$150–420+

5-star resorts

Per night · ranges vary by season

Editor's Pick

March–May

Best value

This is the sweet spot. Good beach weather, dry season established, the sea at its best. Rates run roughly 20–30% below July peaks, and the beaches are noticeably less crowded than summer. Hotel availability stays strong, no scrambling for rooms.

WeatherExcellent
PricesBelow peak
CrowdsModerate

This is when we'd book.

Da Nang beach in clear March weather Editor's Pick
Da Nang Signature Pick

October–November

The gamble

These can be the cheapest hotel months of the year. Luxury rates can fall roughly 40–50% below July. October hotel prices can look fantastic right up until you look at the weather forecast.

Rain Typhoon Risk Multi-Day Bad Weather Possible

Not the recommendation if you have one fixed vacation week and need beach weather. Good for: flexible travelers, longer stays, last-minute bookers, and anyone willing to watch the forecast.

Da Nang under overcast skies The Gamble

Hotel Prices by Month

Budget
Mid-Range
4-Star Beachfront
5-Star Resort

When Da Nang Costs More

Jan
Good Value
Feb
Good
Mar
Great Value
Apr
Great Value
May
Great Value
Jun
High
Jul
Peak
Aug
Peak
Sep
Good, Weather Declining
Oct
Cheapest, Weather Risk
Nov
Cheapest, Weather Risk
Dec
Holiday-Dependent
Great Value
Good Value
High
Peak

Cheapest isn't necessarily best. October and November post the lowest rates of the year, but that's also typhoon season.

Price by Hotel Type

Budget
$18–60
Best for: simple stays, longer trips

Genuinely good. Clean rooms 5–10 minutes from My Khe Beach exist for $20–35 even in shoulder season. Peak summer pushes even basic guesthouses to $45–60.

Mid-Range
$50–130
Best for: strong everyday value

$100 goes surprisingly far in Da Nang. Solid 3-star hotels with a pool and a real location, without the beachfront premium.

4-Star Beachfront
$85–220
Best for: the classic Da Nang experience

Properties like A La Carte, Four Points Sheraton, and TMS. Shoulder season gets you genuine beachfront rooms for $95–130; the same rooms run $150–200 in July.

5-Star Resort
$150–420+
Best for: luxury, resort trips

Vietnamese summer holidays and international demand peak together in July–August. Target March–May or October–November (weather permitting) for the best rates.

What Does Your Budget Buy?

~$30
  • Simple room / guesthouse
  • Near the beach possible
  • Basic amenities
~$75
  • Good mid-range hotel
  • Pool often possible
  • Strong location
~$125
  • Strong 4-star territory
  • Beachfront options
  • Rooftop pools
~$200
  • Serious resort territory
  • Depending on season
$300+
  • Luxury resorts
  • Premium rooms
  • Peak-season pricing

Typical range — not a quote

Best Value Calendar

Best Overall Value
March–May

Good weather plus prices below peak.

Cheapest
October–November

Lowest rates, highest weather gamble.

Most Expensive
July–August

Summer demand. July is when Da Nang reminds you that Vietnamese families also know how good the beach is.

Underrated
January

Post-New Year value, before Tet timing pushes rates back up.

When to Book

July–August
Book Early

5-star resorts: 2–3 months ahead. 4-star: 6–8 weeks.

March–May
Normal Planning

Around 3–4 weeks ahead usually works fine.

October–November
Flexibility Wins

Last-minute booking can work. Availability is rarely the constraint.

Tet
Book Early

Tet dates change each year. If your stay overlaps with Tet, treat it like peak season.

Check Your Actual Dates

Hotel prices move by weekend, holiday and occupancy. Use these ranges to plan your budget, then check your dates for the real number.

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Common Questions

What is the cheapest month to book a hotel in Da Nang?
October and November are the cheapest months, 5-star resorts often run 35–45% below July peak rates. However, this is Da Nang's rainy and typhoon season. The best value that doesn't require a weather gamble is January (post-New Year) or March–April.
How much does a 5-star hotel in Da Nang cost per night?
In shoulder season (March–May), expect $190–320/night for established 5-star Non Nuoc resorts like the Hyatt Regency, Marriott, or Sheraton Grand. Peak season (July–August) pushes the same hotels to $260–420. The InterContinental on Son Tra typically runs $300–500+ year-round due to its unique positioning.
Is Da Nang cheaper than Bali or Phuket for hotels?
Yes, consistently 30–50% cheaper for comparable 4- and 5-star properties. A beachfront 4-star in Da Nang runs $90–130/night in shoulder season; the equivalent in Seminyak or Patong runs $120–200. The gap is widest at the luxury tier.
Does Da Nang have a shoulder season?
Yes. March–May is the primary shoulder season, dry weather, lower prices than summer, smaller crowds. September is a secondary shoulder (weather declining, prices dropping) but typhoon risk begins. Both are significantly cheaper than July–August peak.
Are Da Nang hotel prices cheaper on weekdays?
Marginally, yes. The difference is most pronounced at 3- and 4-star city hotels (Monday–Thursday can run 10–15% cheaper than weekends). For 5-star resorts, the weekend premium is smaller since resort guests typically stay multiple nights.