Shilla Monogram amenities: Ao Dai rental & ping pong table 🏓

There's a ping-pong table between the pool and the Bistro M building. Honestly, when I first saw just one table set up there, I wondered who would want to play in the heat, but it turns out families with young kids and adult men alike use it a lot ^^ There's also a parasol installed to block the sun, which really showed how thoughtfully it was set up. By the way, the first-aid room is on the 1st floor of the residence building (right next to Bistro M), so if you get suddenly injured or feel sick while doing outdoor activities or in your room, please call the front desk or head there quickly.

The Activity Studio is a leisure and entertainment space designed to let guests experience Da Nang's local culture and nature. We held a lantern-making class here ^^ We run tailored programs for different guests — local cultural experiences like making traditional Vietnamese crafts and cooking classes using local ingredients, kids' activities segmented by age from 18 months to 12 years old, and water leisure activities enjoyed at our private beach and pool. Advance reservations are recommended, so it's a good idea to check the full schedule at check-in.

Shilla Monogram Da Nang also offers traditional Ao Dai rental service for guests. There are so many pretty photo spots inside the hotel, so many families rent Ao Dai together. Why not create beautiful memories with your loved ones by taking photos in Ao Dai?

Rentals are available for adult women and children (ages 5–12), and applications can be made at the Concierge on the 1st floor of the Main Building or at the Activity Desk. The basic rental fee is approximately 150,000 VND to 350,000 VND per person, and at the Activity Studio you can also enjoy a package that combines Ao Dai rental with traditional craft experiences such as making lanterns and coconut leaf weaving. Rental hours and fees may vary depending on the season and promotions, so it's best to check the exact terms with the concierge. When renting, a nón lá (traditional Vietnamese hat) or a rattan bag may also be included as part of a full set.