Apartments for Rent in An Thuong, Da Nang

An Thuong can suit apartment renters staying from one month to a year or longer, especially when beach access, cafés, restaurants, groceries and furnished move-in matter. Not every property accepts a one-month stay, and shorter contracts may use a different monthly price or service package. Compare the exact street, building, minimum stay and full cost before deciding.

This guide is for foreign renters, solo renters, couples, remote workers and small families comparing stays of one month, several months or a longer lease. It uses observed asking prices, not a citywide average and not a promise that any particular apartment is still available. State your intended dates early because the minimum stay, monthly rate, deposit and included services may change with the contract length.

Is An Thuong a good choice for a stay of one month or longer?

An Thuong is worth comparing when your daily routine is beach-oriented and you want many food, café and convenience options close to home. It is less suitable when you need guaranteed quiet, generous car parking, a large residential compound or a short commute to a west-bank office every day. Those trade-offs are not universal across the area, so inspect the building at the times you normally work and sleep.

A low-regret approach is to shortlist three units, visit each one at different times of day and compare them using the same checklist. That makes it easier to notice when a lower advertised rent is offset by utilities, parking, noise or maintenance uncertainty.

An Thuong rental snapshot

An Thuong is a beachside neighborhood commonly associated with My An and Ngu Hanh Son in rental listings. Address labels can vary between platforms, so use the full street address rather than the neighborhood name alone. Ask the landlord or agent to confirm the ward, building name, unit number and address that will appear on the lease and temporary-residence declaration.

The beach is close enough for many residents to walk or use a short motorbike ride, but the experience depends on the block. A unit on a quieter internal lane may have a longer walk than a unit near the beach road. A unit close to restaurants and nightlife may save time for dinner while exposing you to more evening noise.

Daily services are one of An Thuong’s practical advantages. The wider area has restaurants, cafés, convenience stores, spas, small shops and an evening market. Bac My An Market is a useful local-market reference for fresh food and everyday purchases, while larger supermarkets and hospitals usually require a longer ride. Verify the nearest pharmacy, clinic, supermarket and delivery access for the exact building.

Typical rental formats include compact studios, open-plan rooms marketed as one-bedroom apartments, independent furnished one-bedroom and two-bedroom units, serviced apartments and larger homes. Pool, gym, housekeeping and reception are more common in the serviced or tower segment, but they also make the rent and fee structure less comparable with an independent local apartment.

Which part of An Thuong should you compare?

Streets closer to My Khe Beach

The beach-side edge is useful if you expect to swim, walk or exercise before work. Some listings describe a very short beach walk, but the distance may refer to a particular entrance rather than the whole shoreline. Check the exact route, the road crossings and whether the apartment faces a busy road. Beach proximity can also mean more visitor traffic and more short-stay buildings.

Cafe and restaurant streets

The active streets around the An Thuong grid are convenient for eating out, meeting people and working from a café. They can also be louder at dinner time, later at night and during events. If you choose this part of the neighborhood, view the apartment after the nearby businesses are open. A bedroom facing a restaurant, bar or busy lane should be assessed separately from the living room.

Quieter residential lanes

Internal lanes can offer a better balance between walkability and sleep, especially for renters who work early or spend much of the day at home. The trade-off may be a narrower access road, less predictable parking, fewer views and more variable drainage. Walk the route from the lane to the main street after rain if possible, and ask where motorbikes are stored overnight.

Border areas toward My An and Ngu Hanh Son

Border areas can widen the choice of independent apartments and houses while keeping the beach and An Thuong services within a short ride. They may be better value than the busiest streets, but the neighborhood label becomes less useful as you move away from the central grid. Compare the exact commute, local shops, lighting, parking and building maintenance rather than choosing solely by the word “An Thuong” in a listing.

How much does an apartment in An Thuong cost?

The table below shows observed asking prices from screened An Thuong and nearby My An listings. These are indicative screening ranges, not averages or medians. They combine different buildings, sizes, furnishing standards and listing quality. A unit at the top of a range may include better furniture or services; a unit at the bottom may require more compromises.

Furnished versus serviced apartments

A furnished independent apartment usually means that the main furniture and appliances are present, but it does not automatically mean that electricity, water, internet, cleaning or maintenance are included. A serviced apartment may add reception, housekeeping, shared facilities or more flexible terms, but the monthly price can include service charges, VAT or a higher utility rate.

Ask for a written list of furniture and appliances. Confirm whether the bed, mattress, desk, chair, washing machine, refrigerator, microwave, cookware and internet router shown in the photos belong to the exact unit you will rent. “Fully furnished” is not a sufficient answer for a remote worker who needs a reliable desk and stable internet.

Monthly recurring costs

For planning only, a general Da Nang utility reference places electricity, water and related utilities around VND1.5m–3m per month, with home internet often around VND200,000–400,000. Treat this as a budgeting placeholder, not an An Thuong tariff. Ask to see a recent bill or the building’s written rate card before signing.

Monthly, six-month and twelve-month budget scenarios

Use the monthly columns to screen a one-month stay, then multiply only after the landlord confirms that the same rate applies to your intended contract. The six- and twelve-month scenarios add a broad planning allowance of approximately $74–$147 per month for utilities and internet. They exclude deposits, management fees, parking, cleaning and one-off moving costs. A shorter furnished or serviced stay may bundle some of these items or quote a higher monthly rate.

Deposits and advance payments are separate from the monthly occupancy cost. A deposit of one or two months is common in rental practice, but the amount, refund conditions and deductions must be written into the agreement. Do not treat a deposit as a normal monthly expense, but make sure you can fund it before committing to any stay. For a one-month rental, ask whether the deposit, advance payment and cancellation terms differ from a longer lease.

Which apartment type fits your plan?

Studio

A studio can work for a solo renter who spends a lot of time outside the apartment and wants to keep rent and cleaning manageable. The main risk is that a compact room may not have a practical desk, kitchen storage or acoustic separation. Check the usable floor area rather than relying on the word “studio”, and test whether the bed, desk and luggage can coexist comfortably.

One-bedroom

A one-bedroom is often the most balanced format for a solo renter or couple staying several months. The separate bedroom can make remote work and sleep easier, while the living area provides more space for a desk or dining table. Compare the kitchen, ventilation, storage, balcony, daylight and utility cost rather than assuming that every 40–50m² unit offers the same comfort.

Two-bedroom

A two-bedroom can suit a couple who needs a dedicated office, two friends sharing or a small family. Compare the second bedroom’s window, size and air conditioning instead of counting bedrooms only. A second bathroom, lift, parking and storage may matter more than a slightly lower rent. Ask whether the apartment is an independent unit, a serviced unit or part of a larger tower.

Serviced apartment

A serviced apartment may be useful when you value housekeeping, reception, flexible arrangements or shared facilities. It can reduce the work of setting up a home, but the headline rent may not reveal VAT, service fees, cleaning limits or utility rules. Request the full monthly invoice structure and ask for separate quotes for one month, three months and six months when those options match your plan.

Larger apartment for a couple, family or home office

For a family or a couple working from home, a larger apartment can be worth considering if it improves sleep, work separation and storage. The additional space also increases air-conditioning, cleaning and maintenance exposure. Compare the total cost of the exact layout with a smaller apartment plus a coworking membership or nearby café routine.

What is daily life like in An Thuong?

Groceries and local markets

Small convenience stores and neighborhood shops are easy to find around the active beachside streets. Bac My An Market is a useful reference for local produce, prepared food and everyday shopping. For larger supermarket runs, expect a longer ride. Before signing, check the distance to the nearest market, whether delivery riders can reach the building and where groceries can be stored.

Food and cafés

An Thuong has a high concentration of restaurants, cafés and international food options relative to quieter residential lanes. That is convenient for renters who eat out or work from cafés, but it also creates more evening foot traffic and delivery activity. Walk the immediate block after dinner time, not just during a quiet morning viewing.

Beach and exercise

The southern My Khe and Bac My An beach area is the main lifestyle draw. Beach access is practical for walking, swimming and exercise, but the route varies by apartment. Check whether the apartment is on the same side of the busiest road, whether there is shade and whether the nearest access point is comfortable during rain or peak traffic.

Coworking and remote work

The wider My An and An Thuong area has coworking spaces and laptop-friendly cafés. That gives remote workers a backup when their apartment desk or internet is unsuitable. It does not remove the need to test the apartment’s connection. Ask for a speed test from the exact unit, check mobile signal and confirm whether the building has a backup plan for outages.

Healthcare and pharmacies

Small pharmacies and clinics are available around the urban beachside area, while larger hospitals are generally farther away. Confirm the nearest pharmacy, clinic and hospital route for the exact address rather than relying on the neighborhood label. If you take regular medication, check opening hours and whether the products you need are normally stocked.

Parking and delivery

Motorbike parking is more common than dedicated car parking in independent buildings. A narrow lane may be quieter but more difficult for cars, luggage or large deliveries. Ask whether parking is inside the building, whether it is reserved, whether a monthly fee applies and what happens when the property is full. Test a food-delivery route and lift access before moving in.

How long does it take to travel from An Thuong?

The estimates below use the central An Thuong grid as an approximate origin. They are route-planning estimates, not live traffic promises. A unit near the southern edge can be closer to the beach and Marble Mountains, while a unit farther north or west can have a different route.

What are the main trade-offs?

What should you check before signing?

Use this checklist before paying a deposit. The aim is not to make the decision fearful; it is to make the important assumptions visible while you can still compare another unit.

• View the exact apartment, not only a sample unit or a different floor.
• Confirm the full street address, building name, floor and unit number.
• Test air conditioning, hot water, water pressure, refrigerator, washing machine, locks and kitchen appliances.
• Test Wi-Fi in the bedroom and work area, and ask whether the connection is private or shared.
• Check daylight, ventilation, dampness, odors, window seals and signs of water intrusion.
• Visit during the hours when traffic, restaurants, bars or construction are most likely to affect you.
• Confirm motorbike and car parking, access hours, security and monthly fees.
• Ask which utilities are included, how electricity is calculated and whether there are service or management fees.
• Write the deposit amount, refund conditions, deduction rules and refund timing into the contract.
• Confirm the minimum lease, payment schedule, notice period and early-termination consequences.
• Clarify who repairs appliances, plumbing, air conditioning, internet equipment and water leaks.
• Photograph furniture, appliances, walls, floors, windows and meters on move-in day.
• Ask whether pets, guests, cooking, smoking, subletting and remote work are permitted.
• Confirm who will complete the foreigner’s temporary-residence declaration and what documents are required.
• Keep the signed contract, payment records, handover inventory and landlord contact details.

If the landlord will not explain the recurring costs or deposit conditions in writing, treat that as a reason to pause and compare another unit. Clear documentation is more useful than a verbal promise about a low monthly rent.

An Thuong vs Son Tra vs Hai Chau

There is no universal winner. A renter who swims every morning may accept a smaller apartment in An Thuong, while a renter who commutes to Hai Chau every weekday may prefer a quieter city-side unit. Compare the repeated journey you will make most often, not only the neighborhood’s reputation.

Explore next

Use the next page according to the decision you still need to make:

• Compare apartments for rent across Da Nang by area, type and price.
• Compare apartment options in Son Tra.
• Explore apartments in Ngu Hanh Son, including My An and southern coastal areas.
• Compare houses when you need more privacy, storage or parking.
• Compare villas when a private garden or pool is part of the plan.
• Read rental FAQs before arranging a viewing.
• Send your budget, bedroom count, move-in date and lease requirements.

If you already have three candidate apartments, compare them using the checklist above and request a current written quote for the exact unit. For general assistance, you can also email [email protected] with your preferred area, budget, bedroom count and intended lease length.