Da Nang Hotels with Breakfast

The hotel is located at the foot of Bana Hill, and hotel guests need to pay for the cable car to go up to the hotel, which is around S$35 per ticket round trip. The ride takes around 20 minutes. The scenery is quite nice. However, the single wire cable car will sway with the wind, which is a bit scary. The lobby is not very visible and took us a while to locate it. There are different blocks, but the concierge will help to cary your luggage to the assigned block. Some of the restaurants closed at 5 pm so we chose to have dinner at the hotel. It was so crowded with local n foreign tour groups. There will always be people cutting queues, so do plan to go early. Breakfast spread is very good but also crowded.

Apart from the noise from the neighbouring bars at night, there really isn’t any complaints from me for this property. I was in Danang for a retreat and the neighbours were rowdy till late one of the nights, the front desk and duty manager went over and beyond to make sure I had a room to change to and ensured that I had a comfortable stay for the rest of my trip. Plus points for having great coffees in the lounge too!

As a hotelier, I think the staff have a very good foundation. Everyone can communicate with me in English, and some one can speak simple Chinese. I want to say something about Jaed, We talked about so many things,we have been more like friends . Jaed helped me a lot,Jaed can see things from my position. And the local restaurant he told me , I go there every day because it is so delicious... I think it can continue to improve the IHG brand standards and Improve job skills standards. Anyway this is a very good hotel!

PROS: *Beautiful pool and lovely pool staff who are so helpful. *lovely customer service everywhere. *Highlight was the two little convenience stores to purchases snacks and alcohol. *Nice big balcony with chairs *Amazing Moijtos CONS: *Definitely not 5* as we came from Naman and The Sheraton which are true 5* hotels. Is fine though for a new nights and cheaper. *Damp smell in the room and coridors *Loud Aircon we couldn't use as kept thumping all night so we had to sleep with the door open and this was noisy having a baby. *Korean BBQ was soooo expensive and uncomfortable. They have ladies waiting outside and they all walk you in and then you get inside there I was like 9 more people waiting and no customers. They all stare at you. We left due to the outrageous price but also just uncomfortable. *Cash deposit required at check in. We would not stay here again and wish we had just stayed at the Sheraton but the staff are lovely and it's not the worst place I have stayed ever to be fair.

Beautiful, new, clean hotel with modern amenities and located right on the beachfront. Fantastic views and friendly staff. Amazing shower and super comfy bed which were the highlights for us after 6 weeks backpacking in hostels! However, the check out process was unnecessarily long and complicated (they made us feel a bit embarrassed having to check the room before we left) and instead of taking charges off the (hefty) deposit - voided this and made us pay again separately, which made no sense. Keep this in mind if you have an airport taxi on a time limit waiting outside!

quite location, less chemical new zealand brand toiletries, high water pressure, friendly with nice smile staff (doorbell, front desk & housekeeper)…

Very nice hotel with good service and breakfast. Interior is good compared to some other hotels at similar price range. Can view the dragon bridge from the balcony (side view). Great service from counter staff (HA)

The service at Fivitel King in Da Nang is seamless. The staff from the reception area, catering and cleaning are all so friendly and will always acknowledge you. The roof top bar with its panoramic views and the two pools is simply a great place to make friends or spend time out and recover from the sightseeing in Da Nang.  The rooms are comfortable and equipped with all  a traveller would need.  The breakfasts provide a wide variety of Asian and western foods. Again the staff are on the ball and so very helpful. 

Wink hotel was a little gem in this trip. Very modern property, with young enthusiastic staff, good facilities, a smart 24 hours check-out policy, and sweeping views of Da Nang. Rooms might be smaller than in other hotels but what you get from the hotel overall (for the price you pay) definitely makes up for it. Would surely stay here (or in any other of their properties) again!

I stayed at the Hyatt Hotel for three nights and four days. This is a five-star property located beautifully by the beach, offering breathtaking natural surroundings. Despite our stay not being during the summer season and the weather being slightly cloudy, we thoroughly enjoyed our time. One of the standout experiences was the Sleepy Massage at the spa. It was exceptional—therapists tailored the massage to focus on areas with pain or tension, which was incredibly thoughtful and added great value to our stay. The hotel’s food offerings were impressive overall. However, there were notable service issues, particularly at the beachside restaurant. The time it took for orders to be delivered was excessively long—30 to 40 minutes for simple items like a smoothie or beer. On one occasion, after waiting 30 minutes for a coffee, we were informed it wasn’t available that day. These delays and miscommunications significantly impacted our experience. Another area needing improvement is staff communication. While the staff was kind and well-meaning, their English proficiency was insufficient, leading to frequent misunderstandings. This is an important area for a hotel of this caliber to address, especially given its international clientele. The rooms, at 42–43 square meters, were spacious and adequate. However, some furnishings, such as curtains and chairs, appeared worn and outdated. For a Hyatt property, this was disappointing. One policy-related issue stood out—staff adhered strictly to hotel rules without considering guest concerns or providing flexible solutions. For instance, instead of prioritizing guest comfort, policies seemed to take precedence, making the experience less relaxing and enjoyable than expected. Lastly, we dined at Le Petite, the hotel’s animation dining restaurant. While the concept was entertaining, the repetitive nature of the animations, applied universally to all menus, made it feel less engaging. Enhancing this experience with tailored or varied animations could elevate it significantly. In summary, while the location, massage services, and food quality met expectations, the service delays, outdated furnishings, language barriers, and inflexible policies detracted from the experience. With improvements in these areas, the hotel could offer a truly five-star stay. Overall, I would rate it 3.5 out of 5.