Living in Đà Nẵng: a guide for long staysĐà Nẵng

Why Đà Nẵng works for a long stay, and what is around An Space.

Riverfront
A 2-minute walk.
Dragon Bridge
A 5-minute walk, with the night market.
Everything nearby
Restaurants, a gym, supermarkets and more, all within walking distance.

Why Đà Nẵng

Đà Nẵng is a coastal city in central Vietnam, between green mountains and the sea. It has long sandy beaches, the Han River running through the middle, an international airport and an easygoing pace. Many remote workers and families come for a season or longer.

The Han River and the Dragon Bridge by day

Our neighborhood: An Hải

An Space is in An Hải, on the east bank of the Han River. Our street is quiet, yet the riverfront is a 2-minute walk away and the Dragon Bridge, with its night market, a 5-minute walk. Restaurants, a gym, supermarkets and more are all within walking distance, and Mỹ Khê Beach is on the same side of the river.

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Everyday life

The beach
Mỹ Khê is one of the city's long sandy beaches, on the same side of the river as An Space. Early mornings and evenings are the best time to swim.
The Dragon Bridge
The Dragon Bridge is a 5-minute walk from An Space. On weekend evenings the dragon breathes fire and water; check the current times locally.
Getting around
Grab, the local ride-hailing app, is the easiest way to get around by car or motorbike taxi. Staying with us? We can organise a scooter rental for you.
SIM card and internet
Local SIM cards from Viettel, Vinaphone or Mobifone are sold at the airport and in phone shops. Bring your passport to register.
Markets and food
The night market at the Dragon Bridge is a 5-minute walk away, and restaurants and supermarkets are close by. Across the river, Hàn Market sells fresh produce, coffee and souvenirs.
Day trips
The old town of Hội An is about 30 km south. The Marble Mountains, the Sơn Trà Peninsula and Bà Nà Hills are all within easy reach.

Hội An, an easy day trip

The old town of Hội An, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is known for its yellow merchant houses, dark wooden shutters and tiled roofs. Many of our guests go for a day or an evening. Ask us how to get there.