Da Nang’s private pool market sits almost entirely on one stretch of coastline: Non Nuoc beach, 8 km south of the city centre, where five resort compounds have built pool villa inventory that does not exist anywhere else in the region. What is available, what the pools are actually like, and what you will pay is the straightforward part. The harder question is whether a Non Nuoc pool villa is the right booking, or whether the trip is better served by something closer to the city.
The difference between a hotel with a shared pool and a hotel with a private pool is real in practice. A shared pool at a My Khe hotel means other guests, fixed hours, and towel allocation. A private pool villa means your own pool, typically 4 to 12 metres, inside a walled or fenced villa compound. No sharing, no towel queues. If you are staying put most days, the private pool matters. If you are out in the city all day, it is expensive decoration. I would book the villa if the pool is the day. I would not book it as a backdrop for a Grab-heavy itinerary.
I have not stayed in these villas. This is every property in Da Nang that offers genuine private pool accommodation, what to expect from each, and the honest trade-offs.
Quick facts
Price bands in this guide, 2026. They move with the season, so treat them as a range, not a quote.
- Private pool villas in Da Nang are concentrated on Non Nuoc beach, Ngu Hanh Son district, 8 km south of the city centre. Everything beyond the resort grounds requires a Grab.
- Five resorts offer dedicated private pool villa inventory: TIA Wellness Resort, Premier Village Danang Resort, Naman Retreat, Danang Marriott Non Nuoc Beach Villas, and Fusion Resort & Villas Da Nang.
- The Hyatt Regency Danang also has 23 three-bedroom pool villas as an upgrade category within its broader resort.
- Prices run from around ₫6,850,000 to ₫12,500,000+ per night for a one-bedroom pool villa, depending on the property, villa type, and season. Multi-bedroom configurations are significantly higher.
- Best for couples: TIA Wellness Resort (spa-inclusive, most privacy) or Premier Village (beachfront villa options with direct sand access).
- Best for families: Naman Retreat (strong kids’ club, various villa sizes) or Danang Marriott Non Nuoc Beach Villas (2–4 bedroom floor plans).
What a private pool villa looks like in Da Nang
Pool size varies more than the category name suggests. At the entry level, some of Naman Retreat’s courtyard pool villas for example, the pool is a plunge pool: 4–5 metres, chest-deep, suited to cooling off rather than laps. At the other end, premier categories at TIA Wellness and Premier Village have longer lap-style pools that are meaningfully more usable. Check listing photos carefully if pool size is a priority. I would not trust the words “private pool” without the photo of the water.
Most villas include a private walled garden or courtyard, sun loungers beside the pool, an indoor/outdoor living area, a fully equipped kitchen or kitchenette, and a separate bedroom. At the luxury tier, butler service and in-villa dining are standard. What changes between properties is how much the surrounding resort (beach access, dining, kids’ clubs, spa) justifies the premium.
Non Nuoc tends to feel quieter and less urban than My Khe, and is often calmer in good conditions, which is useful for families with young children. Swimming conditions still depend on season and flags, the same as anywhere on this coast. For detail, the best beaches in Da Nang guide covers both beaches in full.
The all-pool-villa resorts
These properties operate on a single format: every accommodation is a private pool villa. There is no standard room to fall back on. You are booking a villa estate, not a conventional hotel.
TIA Wellness Resort
TIA, formerly Fusion Maia Da Nang, is the most privacy-focused property on this stretch and the one that suits couples without children most directly. All 87 villas have private pools, with the one-bedroom format the smallest and most affordable entry point. What sets TIA apart from the other Non Nuoc pool villa properties is the spa-inclusive model. Every night’s stay includes 80 minutes of spa treatment per person, all-day breakfast, a wellness minibar in the villa, and access to daily wellness activities (yoga, breathwork, fitness sessions) without additional charges. Over a five-night stay, the included value is meaningful. I would book TIA if I wanted the spa in the rate and no children’s schedule to work around.
The villas are quiet and minimalist, with the living areas opening straight onto the pool. Beach access is direct from the resort grounds. The main trade-off for families: TIA’s wellness positioning and limited children’s activities make it a poor fit for those travelling with children. It works best as an adults’ retreat.
Rates for a one-bedroom pool villa start from around ₫8,800,000/night in shoulder season, rising to ₫12,800,000+ in peak periods (July–August, Tet, Christmas). Over four or five nights, the spa inclusions can justify the higher nightly rate compared with booking a comparable villa and spa separately.
Premier Village Danang Resort
Premier Village (managed by Accor) is the most recognisable private pool villa product on Non Nuoc, and the one most likely to appear on a search for Da Nang pool villas. The format is consistent: all villas, five categories from garden view through to beachfront, fully equipped kitchens, private pool in every unit. The beachfront category has direct access to the sand, a distinction that not every “beachfront resort” here can honestly claim.
Floor plans are generous. One-bedroom villas start around 120 sqm including pool terrace, which leaves room to actually live in the space. Kitchen facilities make in-villa cooking practical for multi-night stays. The villa design runs toward contemporary-classical (white walls, dark wood accents) rather than the more minimal look at TIA. On-property restaurants and beach service are both solid.
Garden view villa rates start from around ₫5,000,000–₫6,000,000/night in low season. Beachfront categories and larger multi-bedroom configurations run considerably higher, with peak-season premiums on top. Accor loyalty members should compare direct booking rates against OTAs here. The gap can be meaningful at Premier Village. I would book the beachfront category if direct sand access is the reason, and a garden view if the private pool is enough.
Naman Retreat
Naman Retreat is the most architecturally distinctive pool villa resort in Da Nang. The property uses bamboo extensively (main structures, common areas, villa walkways) in a way that produces something genuinely different from the corporate-resort look of its neighbours. Pool villas range from smaller courtyard formats (4–5 m plunge pools) through to larger beachfront pool villas with longer swim pools and direct sand access.
The kids’ club and family programming at Naman are stronger than at TIA, which makes this the better choice for families who want the private pool format without giving up kids’ activities. The trade-off against TIA: there is no automatic spa inclusion, so the headline rate needs to sit next to what you will spend on treatments separately.
Courtyard pool villa rates start from approximately ₫6,850,000/night. Beachfront pool villas are considerably higher. Naman’s bamboo structures need more maintenance than concrete. Check recent guest reviews for property condition before booking. I would book Naman if the family wants its own pool and a kids’ club, and I would read the newest reviews on the bamboo before I paid.
Danang Marriott Resort & Spa, Non Nuoc Beach Villas
The Marriott Non Nuoc Beach Villas is a separate property from the main Danang Marriott hotel further north. This is an all-villa compound at Non Nuoc with 122 villas, each with a private pool, in 2–4 bedroom configurations. Floor plans run from 328 to 425 sqm, significantly larger than the one-bedroom formats at TIA, Naman, or Premier Village. This is the right property for extended-family groups, multi-generational stays, or anyone who wants a villa that functions like a house rather than a large hotel room.
Each villa has a fully equipped kitchen, separate indoor and outdoor living areas, and a private pool correctly proportioned for the villa size. Resort facilities (beach access, restaurants, pool areas) are strong and in line with what you would expect from the Marriott brand. Bonvoy members will find their points and status work here.
Two-bedroom villas start from approximately ₫7,075,000/night in low season. Three and four-bedroom configurations and peak-season rates are considerably higher. Best for big family groups who need bedrooms, a kitchen, and a proper living area. The per-person rate drops sharply when the villa is shared. I would book it if the group is large enough that a one-bedroom villa would be a joke.
Fusion Resort & Villas Da Nang
Fusion Resort & Villas is the newest of the Non Nuoc pool villa properties and positions itself on wellness. The 77 private pool villas include one-bedroom and three-bedroom presidential categories. As with TIA, the wellness-inclusive model folds certain activities and classes into the rate rather than charging separately. The villa design is the most contemporary-minimal of the Non Nuoc group: glass, steel, clean lines.
Entry prices sit slightly below TIA and Premier Village at the one-bedroom level, though the gap narrows once inclusions are factored in. Good if you want to try the pool-villa format without paying TIA or Premier Village rates. Guests who prioritise beachfront position over wellness programming will find Premier Village a more direct fit. I would book Fusion if I wanted a first private pool without the top of the rate card.
Pool villas as an upgrade: Hyatt Regency Danang
The Hyatt Regency Danang Resort and Spa operates primarily as a large resort property (199 rooms and suites, shared pool complexes, private beach) with 23 three-bedroom pool villas as a distinct category within that. The villas share the resort’s beach access and full facilities: five pools across the property, a well-resourced spa, and enough on-property infrastructure to support families comfortably.
The three-bedroom villa format suits groups or families who want private pool accommodation backed by a full-service resort. If the pool villa format is the primary aim, the dedicated all-villa properties above offer more consistency. If the broader Hyatt resort is the draw and the pool villa is an upgrade, it is a sensible call. For a comparison of the Non Nuoc resort tier more broadly (Hyatt, Pullman, Furama), the family resorts guide covers each in detail.
Which property for which trip?
| Situation | Best fit |
|---|---|
| Couple, wellness focus, most privacy | TIA Wellness Resort |
| Couple wanting beachfront pool villa | Premier Village beachfront category |
| Family with young children, kids’ club priority | Naman Retreat |
| Large family or multi-generational group | Danang Marriott Non Nuoc Beach Villas (2–4BR) |
| First private pool villa stay, value-conscious | Fusion Resort & Villas |
| Pool villa within a full-service resort | Hyatt Regency Danang pool villa category |
| Budget under ₫5,000,000/night | None of the above. The where to stay guide covers My Khe options |
Booking notes
Non Nuoc location is a genuine constraint. Every property here sits 8 km south of Da Nang’s city centre. A Grab to the Dragon Bridge area costs ₫100,000–₫150,000 one way. Hoi An adds another 20 km south, roughly ₫150,000–₫200,000. If you are planning to explore Da Nang’s restaurants and markets daily, factor in that transport cost and time before committing to a Non Nuoc pool villa. The format makes most sense for trips that are 70–80% on-property with occasional day trips out. The Marble Mountains are a 10-minute Grab from any of these resorts, worth combining with a pool villa stay rather than making a separate trip from the city.
Seasonality matters. February to May is the best window: warm weather, dry conditions, and rates 20–30% below the June–August peak. The peak runs from late June through August, with high domestic Vietnamese tourism, weekends particularly busy, and popular villa categories at TIA and Premier Village filling early. Book 4–6 weeks out minimum for peak dates. Beachfront villa categories go earlier than that. September through November brings typhoon risk and extended rain. A pool villa costs less during this period, but you will use the outdoor areas a fraction of the time. I would not pay villa money for a week of rain on the deck.
OTAs vs direct. Comparing Booking.com, Agoda, and the property’s own site is worth 20 minutes for these properties. The discrepancy between channels on pool villa rates can be meaningful. TIA Wellness and Fusion’s wellness-inclusive rates also need a careful comparison. Not all OTAs display the same inclusions clearly, which makes the per-night rates look different from what you will actually pay.
Minimum stays apply at some properties during peak periods, commonly 2–3 nights for beachfront villa categories at Premier Village during July–August or Tet. Check the fine print when booking.
For a broader look at Da Nang’s accommodation zones (My Khe, the city centre, and Son Tra), the where to stay guide covers all of them. The Non Nuoc beach resorts and beachfront hotels guides cover the shared-pool resorts on the same sand, and the luxury resorts guide is the wider 5-star list. For live availability and current pricing, /hotels/ has inventory across all Da Nang properties.
FAQ
Can you use the private pool at night? Most private pool villas at these resorts allow pool use after dark. The pools are lit and there is no shared-pool curfew to observe. Resorts may still enforce general quiet hours on the property, which can apply to outdoor pool areas. Confirm with the specific property if late-night pool use is a priority.
Are private pool villas safe for families with infants? The private pool format removes shared-pool crowds and hours constraints, which is useful with small children. The practical concern is pool safety. Fencing and barriers vary by villa. Do not assume fencing exists. Ask the resort to confirm the exact villa layout before booking if travelling with very young children.
How much are Grabs from Non Nuoc to Da Nang city centre? Around ₫100,000–₫150,000 each way to central Da Nang (Hai Chau district, Dragon Bridge area). Hoi An runs approximately ₫150,000–₫200,000 from Non Nuoc. Factor this in if the trip involves regular daily excursions.
Do private pool villas include airport transfers? Not automatically. Premier Village and Naman Retreat both offer paid transfer services. The Marriott Non Nuoc Beach Villas can arrange them through the concierge. The airport is roughly 30–35 minutes from Non Nuoc by car. A standard Grab runs ₫200,000–₫280,000.
Is it worth upgrading to a pool villa at the Hyatt Regency Danang? If you are already committed to staying at the Hyatt, yes. The three-bedroom pool villa adds meaningful privacy and space. If the private pool is the primary reason for booking, you will get a more consistent pool villa experience at TIA, Naman, or Premier Village, where the entire property is built around that format. I would upgrade at the Hyatt if the resort is already the choice. I would not start there if the pool itself is the brief.
