When people come to visit: renting a whole pool villa in Da Nang for the weekend

Living here long enough, it happens: parents book flights, or three friends decide to come at once. Your one-bedroom doesn’t stretch, and putting everyone in separate hotel rooms means you spend the weekend meeting in lobbies.

The alternative is renting a whole villa for two or three nights — everyone under one roof, a pool, a kitchen, and somewhere to sit up talking after dinner. It also works without visitors, as a way to have a holiday weekend without leaving the city you live in.

Prices below are from listings on vietSpots, checked 13/11/2026 — 40 villas in the category. Each listing shows a from-price per night and notes that rates move with the season and the dates you pick, so treat these as the floor, not the quote.

Where the entry point sits

Aura Villa at 26 Tân Thái 8 in Sơn Trà lists from 4,100,000₫ a night, the lowest on the page. Suha Pool Villa at 40 Anh Thơ in Ngũ Hành Sơn lists from 5,690,000₫ for five bedrooms — its listing puts Mỹ Khê beach at 3km, about ten minutes’ drive. Cielo Villa at 75 Nguyễn Đức An in An Hải lists from 6,370,000₫ for four bedrooms.

The one to look at if the group is genuinely large: Warm and Peaceful Pool Villa at 88 Đỗ Huy Uyển in Sơn Trà, seven bedrooms from 6,880,000₫.

The middle, where most of the inventory sits

Villa 5PN Phước Trường at 18 Phước Trường 2 lists from 7,740,000₫; The Querencia Alma at 19 Song Hào from 7,960,000₫; The Tranquila at 45 Mỹ Khê 8 from 8,080,000₫; Sole’a Villa at 19 Phạm Vấn in Mân Thái from 8,870,000₫; Sam Villa Riverside at 24 Nước Mặn 2 from 9,100,000₫; Khánh Villa Phan Tôn at 25 Phan Tôn from 9,670,000₫. All five-bedroom.

The upper end

Bika Villa in the Regal Victoria development lists four bedrooms from 10,010,000₫, and Furama Villa 4PN at 107 Võ Nguyên Giáp from 10,240,000₫ — inside a resort, which changes what’s around you rather than just what’s inside. Ocean Estates 4PN on Trường Sa and Villa Ocean View at 08 Hoàng Sa both list from 12,280,000₫, and Sandune at 43 Mỹ Khê 1 from 14,780,000₫ for five bedrooms.

Do the per-person maths before you flinch at the number

Five bedrooms sleeping eight to ten changes how those figures read. Suha at 5,690,000₫ across ten people is 569,000₫ each a night; The Tranquila at 8,080,000₫ across the same group is 808,000₫. Whether that beats booking rooms separately depends on the rooms you’d otherwise book — worth pricing both for your actual dates rather than assuming either way.

What a villa adds beyond the bed count is the part that doesn’t show in a nightly rate: a kitchen, so breakfast isn’t an outing for six people, and a pool and a living room, so the group has somewhere to be together.

Before you book

📅 Prices move with dates — every listing says so. Enter your actual nights before comparing anything. 🛏️ Check how the beds are configured, not just the bedroom count — five bedrooms can sleep eight or fourteen. 🏊 Confirm the pool is private to the villa, and ask whether there’s an extra cleaning or maintenance charge. 👥 Ask the maximum occupancy and whether extra guests cost more. 🧾 Ask what the deposit is and the cancellation terms before you send money — several listings show other figures alongside the nightly rate, and it’s worth knowing which is which. 🚗 Check the distance to where you’ll actually spend time — listings show it; a villa 3km from the beach is a different weekend from one on it.

Browse villas and dates: vietspots.com/en/c/pool_villa