Danang Marriott Resort & Spa

We had sunrise views each morning from our room overlooking the Infiniti pool and beach. The grounds and pool areas were fabulous, and the gardens were beautifully arranged and cared for, with maintenance starting before sunrise. The place looked especially picturesque ahead of Vietnamese New Year, Tet. Breakfast had a huge range of international food. Over the week I tried Allu Gobi paranthas from India, Japanese sushi and miso soup, European sausages, Turkish-style hummus, and waffles and crêpes with mango and green tea ice cream. The fresh local fruit and vegetables were delicious too. The servers were friendly and did their best to handle our requests. Google Translate came in handy when we got stuck. Try to get to breakfast early so you aren’t disappointed about seating.

The pool and shared spaces were beautiful and made for a peaceful, relaxing stay. Breakfast was outstanding, with a broad, nicely presented spread that seemed to have just about anything you could want. The staff were warm, attentive, professional, and quick to take care of requests. When our luggage was damaged, the team went out of their way to help, which showed how much care they put into service. From the moment we arrived, everything felt smooth and comfortable. The stay exceeded our expectations, and we’d gladly return. Highly recommended for a memorable, luxurious visit to Da Nang.

The staff made the stay feel welcoming without hovering. They were consistently warm, attentive, and ready to help with a smile. Breakfast was generous and attractively set out, with both Western and Asian choices. Even the lighter dishes felt like a treat, especially the fresh spring rolls. The grounds were beautiful and spacious, with infinity pools among the palms, a clean beach just steps away, and sunsets over the water. We enjoyed the calm beach, lounging poolside, and resting in a hammock facing the ocean. The whole place felt peaceful and quietly luxurious. At Danang Marriott Resort & Spa, everything went smoothly from arrival through departure. It was a lovely seaside retreat for relaxing and reconnecting, with beautiful coastal views.

We spent 12 nights in a three-bedroom villa as a group of six. The grounds were lush and full of flowers and trees, with several pools in a calm setting. Lawn care used electric equipment, which cut down on the noise. The resort is away from the main tourist areas, so it felt quieter and more private, but we had to take a taxi or rideshare into town for sightseeing or particular restaurants. The villa was enormous, about 6,000 square feet, and the private pool was a highlight. The outdoor furniture beside it was comfortable and good quality. Inside, though, the furniture looked dated and due for replacement. The upstairs stairs were noisy, there weren’t enough power outlets for modern devices, and the AC was hard to adjust to a comfortable temperature. Staff were excellent throughout, friendly, attentive, and professional. Breakfast was huge and popular, so it got crowded. Dinner was much quieter, apparently because many guests went into town for fresh, affordable seafood, a local specialty. There are also enough pools to enjoy the tranquil grounds. The price made this feel like a bargain. Newer nearby hotels can be half the size and twice the cost. Even with the dated furnishings and other room issues, the size of the villa, beautiful landscaping, quiet location, and great staff make it worth considering. I’d think about returning.