Apartments for Rent in Da Nang | Prices, Areas & Viewing Checklist

Apartment rentals in Da Nang can suit stays from one month to a year or longer, depending on the building minimum stay, monthly price and included services. The right choice depends on five linked decisions: apartment type, total monthly cost, daily route, lease conditions and the trade-offs you are willing to accept.

For a one- to three-month stay, start by checking serviced or flexible furnished options. For six or twelve months, compare the exact residential unit rather than relying on a building name or promotional photo. The guide below separates ordinary furnished apartments, serviced apartments, residential towers, premium beachfront units and resort properties so you can set a realistic budget before arranging a viewing.

Choose your starting point

If you are… Start by comparing… First thing to verify
Staying one to three months Serviced and flexible furnished apartments Minimum stay, total monthly package and deposit
Staying six to twelve months Residential furnished apartments Lease break clause, utilities and repair responsibility
Working remotely One-bedroom or larger units Desk space, internet test and daytime noise
Moving with family Two-bedroom or larger units True bedroom layout, storage, parking and school route

What type of Da Nang apartment should you rent?

Short answer: A studio is usually the simplest option for one person, a one-bedroom gives a couple or remote worker more separation, and a two-bedroom is usually the practical starting point for a family or a household that needs a dedicated office. Serviced apartments trade some flexibility and privacy for included services.

Apartment type Best for Main benefit Main trade-off What to verify
Studio Solo renters, short-to-medium stays and budget-focused tenants Usually the lowest entry price and simplest upkeep Limited storage, cooking space and separation between work and sleep Usable floor area, kitchen ventilation, wardrobe size, natural light and noise
One bedroom Couples, solo renters who work from home and longer stays Separate sleeping area and more flexible living space Price can rise sharply in towers, serviced buildings and beach-facing locations Whether the bedroom has a window, the desk area, internet, parking and service charges
Two bedrooms Families, couples needing an office and shared accommodation Real separation between bedrooms, work and guests Large differences in floor area, bathrooms, views and management fees True second bedroom, bathroom count, storage, lift access and exact floor plan
Three bedrooms or larger Families, shared households and renters needing storage or multiple work areas More privacy, storage and flexibility for a longer stay Smaller supply and much greater variation in price and building quality Second bathroom, parking, maintenance responsibility, school or office route and furniture condition
Serviced apartment Renters prioritising furnished convenience, cleaning or flexible terms May include Wi-Fi, cleaning, reception or shared facilities Often costs more per square metre and may have hotel-style rules Exactly what is included, minimum stay, VAT, cleaning schedule, utilities, guests and deposit

How much does an apartment in Da Nang cost?

As an indicative advertised-price guide, long-term apartments may start around VND 7-12 million per month for a studio, VND 10-18 million for a one-bedroom and VND 14-25 million for a two-bedroom. These are estimates, not official citywide averages. Location, floor area, furnishings, building age, sea views and facilities can move the price substantially higher.

Set a maximum for the full monthly cost, not only the advertised rent. Ask each landlord or manager to state the rent, utilities, internet, parking, management, cleaning, deposit, payment schedule and early-termination conditions in writing. Always confirm the current rent and total monthly charges for the exact apartment.

Six- and twelve-month planning

For either stay length, separate the refundable deposit from rent and recurring charges. Confirm the amount due before move-in, the billing dates, the notice period and the conditions for a deposit refund before you arrange a viewing or make a payment.

Which Da Nang area should you compare?

Short answer: Choose the area around your normal weekly routine. My An and An Thuong suit renters who prioritise dense beach-side services; Son Tra suits eastern beach and river routines; Ngu Hanh Son offers southern coastal and residential options; Hai Chau is practical when city-centre work, hospitals, schools or markets matter most.

Area Best suited to Main advantage Main trade-off Read next
An Thuong / My An Beach-focused renters, remote workers, couples and solo renters who want cafés, restaurants and daily services nearby Dense service environment around the southern beach area Street-by-street differences in traffic, short-stay activity, noise, parking and construction Read the An Thuong apartment guide
Son Tra Renters who divide their week between My Khe Beach, the eastern Han River and central Da Nang Choice between beach-side, river-side and residential streets Bridge traffic, construction variation, parking and drainage must be checked at the exact address Compare Son Tra rentals
Ngu Hanh Son Beach-focused renters, families, remote workers and households connected to southern Da Nang Range from My An and An Thuong apartments to quieter Khue My and resort-side properties Southern locations can require more motorbike or car use for central errands Compare Ngu Hanh Son rentals
Hai Chau Central-city commuters, office workers, households near hospitals, schools and city markets Practical access to central services and the west bank of the Han River Less direct beach access for everyday beach routines and a different parking profile Compare Hai Chau rentals

What practical routes should you test?

Do not rely on “close to the beach” or “near the city” without testing the actual address. As reference points, the road distance from Da Nang International Airport to the My Khe Beach area is commonly reported at approximately 6–8 kilometres, with taxi or ride-hailing travel often taking around 15–25 minutes depending on the destination and traffic. A route to one An Thuong address can be materially shorter than a route to another.

Route test Reference estimate Condition and limitation
Da Nang International Airport to My Khe Beach area Approximately 6–8 km by road; around 15–25 minutes by taxi or Grab in ordinary conditions Depends on the exact beach access point, luggage, traffic and time of day
Da Nang International Airport to 24 An Thuong 28 Approximately 5.3 km and about 5 minutes by taxi in the route estimate This is one address, not a promise for every An Thuong building
Dragon Bridge to Han Market Approximately 1.9 km; about 2–3 minutes by car or around 20 minutes on foot Bridge traffic, weather, crossings and the exact starting point affect the result
Any apartment to Vinmec Da Nang Hospital Use the exact route to 30 April Road, Hoa Cuong Bac, Hai Chau Test the route at the time you would normally travel; do not infer access from district names

For groceries, markets, cafés, coworking, restaurants, gyms and delivery, test the exact building rather than the district label. Open the map pin, check the route to a supermarket or local market, search delivery coverage for the address and ask whether motorbike parking is available for daily errands.

Which apartment fits each renter profile?

Short answer: There is no universal best area or apartment type. The right choice depends on how much space, beach access, quiet, service and commute reliability you need each week.

Renter profile Conditional recommendation Important check
Solo renter Start with a studio or compact one-bedroom if you spend little time at home. Choose a one-bedroom if you work from home or need a separate sleeping area. Storage, kitchen ventilation, natural light, noise and internet reliability
Couple A one-bedroom often works for a moderate budget. A two-bedroom can be worth the extra cost when one person works remotely or you expect visitors. Bedroom separation, desk space, second bathroom and shared utility billing
Remote worker Prioritise a separate work zone, reliable internet and a quiet room over a superficial beach-view premium. Run a speed test, check mobile signal and visit during working hours
Family Compare two- or three-bedroom apartments where lift access, storage, parking and the daily school or work route are practical. Child-safe windows, water pressure, lift reliability, second bathroom and nearby services
Pet owner Consider a larger apartment or house only after written pet approval. A building that accepts pets may still restrict size, number or common-area access. Written landlord and building approval, deposit terms, lift rules and nearby walking route
Beach-focused renter Compare An Thuong/My An and beach-side Son Tra, then test the actual walking or riding route at the time you will use it. Crossing roads, evening noise, construction, short-stay activity and secure parking
Central-city commuter Compare Hai Chau or river-side Son Tra when regular trips are to offices, schools, hospitals or central markets. Door-to-door travel time at departure and return times, not only map distance

What should you compare before arranging a viewing?

Short answer: Ask for the same information for every candidate so that you compare the exact unit and complete monthly cost, not only the headline rent or the most attractive photograph.

  • Exact address, map pin and building name
  • Bedroom and bathroom count
  • Usable floor area and floor plan
  • Furniture and appliance inventory
  • Monthly rent and payment currency
  • Included services and excluded services
  • Electricity, water and internet billing
  • Parking type, availability and monthly fee
  • Management, pool, gym and cleaning charges
  • Minimum lease duration and renewal terms
  • Deposit amount and refund conditions
  • Advance-payment requirement
  • Agent fee, if any
  • Internet provider and expected installation date
  • Pet, guest and subletting rules
  • Repair and maintenance responsibility
  • Temporary-residence registration support

What should you inspect before signing?

Short answer: Inspect the exact apartment that will be handed over, record its condition, test the essential systems and read the written contract before paying a non-refundable amount.

  1. Confirm that the unit number, floor, view and layout match the photographs and description.
  2. Check natural light, ventilation, window seals and afternoon heat.
  3. Test water pressure, hot water, drainage, taps and bathroom odours.
  4. Test air-conditioners, refrigerator, cooker, washing machine, locks and lights.
  5. Run an internet speed test and check mobile signal in the work and sleeping areas.
  6. Close the windows and listen for traffic, karaoke, construction, lifts and neighbouring units.
  7. Visit at the normal working or sleeping time if noise could affect your routine.
  8. Ask whether nearby construction is planned and record the answer in writing.
  9. Confirm parking type, access hours, monthly fee and visitor rules.
  10. Inspect walls, ceilings, wardrobes and bathroom corners for damp, staining or water intrusion.
  11. Ask how the apartment behaves after heavy rain and who handles drainage problems.
  12. Photograph furniture, appliances, meters, keys and existing damage for the handover record.
  13. Define who pays for appliance repairs, air-conditioner servicing and ordinary maintenance.
  14. Read the deposit refund conditions, deduction rules and refund deadline.
  15. Read the notice period and early-termination terms.
  16. Confirm pet, guest, smoking and subletting rules in writing.
  17. Use a written contract identifying the landlord, exact property, lease dates, rent and handover condition.
  18. Confirm how temporary residence will be declared and what passport or visa documents the landlord requires.

For foreign renters, ask the landlord or accommodation manager to explain the temporary-residence declaration before moving in. Vietnam’s Ministry of Public Security provides an official procedure for accommodation declarants to submit foreign-resident information, with no administrative fee listed. Keep a copy of the contract and confirmation of the declaration process.

Ready to narrow the search? Start with three details: move-in date, preferred area and maximum monthly budget. Then compare the matching listing cards below before requesting a viewing.

Before you enquire: The cards below are real property listings published on HouseRentalDanang.com. Rental prices, availability and lease terms can change, so confirm the current rent, exact unit, minimum stay and included services before arranging a viewing or paying a deposit.

Explore Da Nang rental areas

Continue with the area guide that matches your routine. Use the dedicated page for street-level trade-offs, local property types and more detailed inspection questions.

If you need help comparing a budget, bedroom count, preferred area and six- or twelve-month lease, email [email protected]. Property details may change. Please confirm the exact unit, current rent and lease terms before arranging a viewing or making a payment.

A final comparison before you enquire

Before asking for a viewing, put every candidate in the same comparison sheet. This prevents a lower advertised rent from hiding higher recurring charges or a less flexible contract.

Item What to write down Why it changes the decision
Monthly rent Currency, payment date and any advance payment Shows the real cash commitment, not just the headline number
Recurring charges Electricity, water, internet, parking, management and cleaning Allows an all-in monthly comparison
Contract exit Minimum term, notice period, early-termination and deposit rules Measures the cost of changing plans
Daily routine Route to work, school, airport, groceries and the beach Tests whether the address works every week
Handover condition Furniture list, meters, keys, damage and promised repairs Protects the deposit and avoids later disputes

Send the same questions to each landlord or manager. If an answer is missing, treat the property as unconfirmed until the exact unit, current rent and included services are stated in writing.

What to send in your first enquiry

  • Move-in date and expected length of stay
  • Preferred area and three non-negotiable requirements
  • Maximum monthly budget including recurring charges
  • Bedroom count, parking, pets and remote-work needs
  • Request for the exact map pin, contract terms and viewing conditions

These details help narrow the search without implying that an individual listing is currently available. Reconfirm the status before travelling to a viewing or paying any deposit.

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