The figures on this page are monthly asking rents in US dollars for furnished, long-term apartments, from the listings we see across Da Nang and our own building research. Where landlords quote in Vietnamese dong, we convert at about 25,870 VND to the dollar. Actual prices vary by unit, floor and view, so message us for live availability.
Looking for an apartment for rent in Da Nang?
Finding an apartment for rent in Da Nang with us takes four steps: you send your requirements, we check what's available, we send you a shortlist, and we arrange viewings. This is how each step works:
- You send us your requirements, such as the number of bedrooms, your budget, your preferred area, your move-in date and what matters to you in a building, like a pool, a gym or a quiet floor.
- We check which matching apartments are available right now, and at what rent.
- We send you a short list of the options that fit, with an honest note on each building.
- We schedule viewings of the apartments you shortlist, grouped together to save you time.
What is the average rent for an apartment in Da Nang?
The average rent for a one-bedroom apartment in Da Nang is about $600 to $1,000 a month in most well-run buildings, and most two-bedrooms ask $650 to $1,300. Simpler local buildings start lower, from about $400 for a one-bedroom, while the newest riverfront towers and resort residences cost more, as the table shows.
| Size | Asking rent range (USD/month) | In most well-run buildings | What moves the price |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 bedroom | $550 – $1,800 | About $600 – $1,000 | An older central building costs less than a new riverfront tower or a resort residence. |
| 2 bedrooms | $600 – $2,900 | About $650 – $1,300; $1,300 – $2,000 in the newest riverfront towers | The view, the age of the building and any hotel-style services push the rent up. |
| 3 bedrooms | $700 – $4,000 | From about $1,000 on the Son Tra riverbank and about $1,500 in the riverfront towers | The range runs from an older city building to a beachfront Hyatt residence. |
| Penthouses | $1,600 – $3,500 | – | Size (150 m² to 600 m²), terraces and views decide the price. |
How much does each apartment building in Da Nang cost?
Apartment rents in Da Nang range from about $550 a month for a one-bedroom at F Home to $4,000 for a three-bedroom at the Hyatt Regency Residences. These are recent asking rents by building, from our listings and our Da Nang apartment buildings guide.
| Building | Area | Asking rent per month (2026) | Honest note |
|---|---|---|---|
| The Filmore | Hoa Cuong (old Hai Chau), Bach Dang riverfront | 1 bed $900 – $1,200; 2 bed $1,300 – $2,000; 3 bed about $3,800 | Very high finish and real soundproofing, which is rare in Da Nang. You pay a premium for it. |
| The Panoma 1 & 2 | Ngu Hanh Son, riverside by Tran Thi Ly Bridge | 1 bed about $800; 2 bed $1,100 – $1,500; 3 bed from $1,500 | Brand-new interiors and bridge views, although new buildings can still have teething problems. |
| The Panoma 1 & 2: 1+1 with a study or office | Ngu Hanh Son, riverside by Tran Thi Ly Bridge | $850 – $1,000 | A one-bedroom with a separate study or office, useful if you work from home. |
| Bach Dang Complex | Hai Chau, riverfront | 1 bed (60 – 65 m²) about $1,000; 2 bed (100 – 120 m²) $1,500 – $1,700; 3 bed (150 m²+) from about $2,500 | Large units in a central mixed-use tower. |
| Indochina Riverside Towers | Hai Chau, Bach Dang | 1 bed $600 – $800; 2 bed $900 – $1,300 | A mall and supermarket downstairs, although it feels a little corporate. |
| SAM Towers | Hai Chau, Nhu Nguyet riverfront | 2 bed $750 – $1,200; 3 bed $1,300 – $1,800 | River views for 20–30% less than the newest towers, in a quieter spot further north. |
| F Home | Hai Chau, Ly Thuong Kiet | 1 bed $550 – $650; 2 bed $600 – $750; 3 bed about $700; penthouse about $1,600 | Very central and good value, but many units face the atrium and are darker. |
| Azura | Son Tra, Tran Hung Dao riverbank | 1 bed $600 – $800; 2 bed $900 – $1,600 | A good location with spacious layouts. It was built in 2012, so some interiors are dated. |
| Monarchy | Son Tra, Tran Hung Dao | 2 bed $600 – $900; 3 bed $1,000 – $1,200 | A sociable complex with good facilities for the price, but a busy pool and lift queues at rush hour. |
| Hiyori Garden Tower | Son Tra, near Dragon Bridge | 2 bed $650 – $900; 3 bed from $1,100 | Japanese build quality and strict management. Units are compact and vacancies are rare. |
| Wyndham Soleil | Son Tra, Vo Nguyen Giap (My Khe) | 1 bed about $1,400; 2 bed $2,200 – $2,900 | Steps from the beach with hotel service, although many units have condotel kitchenettes. |
| Da Nang Times Square | Son Tra, Vo Nguyen Giap | 2 bed $2,500 – $2,900 | Panoramic sea views from high floors, at a price to match. |
| Altara Suites | Son Tra, My Khe | 1 bed $700 – $850; 2 bed $800 – $1,250 | A hotel-grade pool and gym near the beach. Windows often don't open fully, and some units face the next building. |
| The Ocean Suites | Ngu Hanh Son, Truong Sa | Studio from about $600; 1 bed from about $800; 2 bed about $1,300 | Quiet, bright and private in a gated beach resort, but you'll need a motorbike or car. |
| Hyatt Regency Residences | Ngu Hanh Son, Non Nuoc Beach | 1 bed $1,300 – $1,800; 2 bed $1,800 – $2,700; 3 bed $3,000 – $4,000 | Resort living with five pools and a kids' club, a 10–15 minute drive from the centre. |
These are asking rents per month, and actual prices vary by unit, because floor, view, furniture and lease length all move the price.
How much does a luxury apartment for rent in Da Nang cost?
A luxury apartment for rent in Da Nang costs about $1,300 to $4,000 a month on a long-term lease. Two-bedrooms in the riverfront towers along the Han River, such as The Filmore and Bach Dang Complex, ask about $1,300 to $2,000, sea-view hotel towers on My Khe Beach, such as Wyndham Soleil and Da Nang Times Square, ask $2,200 to $2,900, and three-bedroom residences at the Hyatt Regency Residences reach $3,000 to $4,000.
- A riverfront tower on the Han River suits you if you want restaurants, offices and the Han River on your doorstep, in the newest buildings in the city.
- A hotel-managed tower on My Khe suits you if you want to step out onto the beach and have hotel-style service, as long as you can live with a smaller kitchen.
- A residence at the Hyatt suits you if you want space, gated resort grounds and pools, and don't mind a short drive into town.
- A penthouse suits you if you want terraces and room to entertain, and the bedroom table above shows how far size moves the price.
Whichever you choose, what you are really paying for is management: a building that fixes problems quickly, keeps the pool and gym clean, controls noise and handles the storm season well. We tell you which buildings deliver that and which only look the part in photos.
Where should you rent an apartment in Da Nang?
The main areas to rent an apartment in Da Nang are Hai Chau for city life, with one-bedrooms from about $550 at F Home, and the Son Tra riverbank for value, with two-bedrooms from about $600 at Monarchy. For the sea, the My Khe beachfront in Son Tra starts at about $700 for a one-bedroom at Altara Suites, and for quiet resort living, Ngu Hanh Son runs from about $600 at The Ocean Suites to $4,000 at the Hyatt Regency Residences.
- Hai Chau suits you if you want to walk to cafés, markets and offices along the river, but the beach is a ride away and the bridges get busy at rush hour.
- The Son Tra riverbank suits you if you want river views and quick access to both the centre and the beach for less, in towers such as Azura, Monarchy and Hiyori Garden Tower, although some buildings there are older or busy.
- The My Khe beachfront suits you if you surf, swim every day or want the restaurants of An Thuong close by, but expect holiday crowds in peak season.
- Ngu Hanh Son suits you if you're retiring or simply want quiet, gardens and security, but you'll need a motorbike or car for everything.
If you'd rather have a garden or more space, compare houses for rent in Da Nang or villas for rent.
Which apartment suits the way you live?
The right apartment in Da Nang depends on how you live. If you work from home, a 1+1 at The Panoma gives you a separate study for about $850 to $1,000 a month; if you're moving with children, a two or three-bedroom at Monarchy, which has a playground, costs about $600 to $1,200; and if you're retiring, a quiet unit at The Ocean Suites starts at about $600, or about $1,300 at the Hyatt Regency Residences.
- If you work from home and need a full second bedroom as an office, two-bedrooms on the Son Tra riverbank, at Monarchy or Hiyori Garden Tower, can cost less than a 1+1 in the newest towers.
- If you're moving with children and want more space, Azura also has a playground, Bach Dang Complex has some of the largest units in the city centre, and the Hyatt Regency Residences and The Ocean Suites have gated resort grounds.
- If you're retiring here, quiet floors, reliable lifts and easy access to clinics and the beach matter more than nightlife, which is why ground-floor garden units at the Hyatt and lower floors at The Ocean Suites or Azura are common choices.
- If your company is housing staff, we can find several units in the same building, so your team lives close together, and we also find offices for rent in Da Nang.
Which new apartment buildings are coming to Da Nang in 2027?
Several new projects are expected to add long-term rental apartments in Da Nang from 2027: The Ponte Residence, Sun Symphony, Masterise Homes and Futa Residence. We'll track availability and asking rents in each as units hand over, so if you're planning a move for 2027, send us your requirements and we'll let you know when we see units that match.
What does apartment rent in Da Nang include?
Apartment rent in Da Nang on a long lease usually covers a furnished unit and often includes the building management fee, the pool and the gym. Electricity, water, internet and cleaning are normally extra.
- Electricity runs about $80 to $150 a month, depending on the season and how much you use the air conditioning.
- Water costs about $3 to $10 a month, and fibre internet about $10 to $15.
- Confirm in the lease which of these the landlord pays before you sign.
The electricity figure is our own estimate, while the water and internet figures come from our Da Nang cost of living guide.
How do you spot a problem apartment listing in Da Nang?
The warning signs of a problem apartment listing in Da Nang are a price far below the building's usual range, a request for a deposit before you've viewed, missing ownership papers, a Vietnamese-only contract and signs of damp. Here is what to do about each:
- Treat a very low price with suspicion, because it is usually a bait listing, a unit with a problem or a short-term rental in disguise.
- Pay nothing until you've seen the apartment, in person or on a live video call, and have a written agreement.
- Ask to see the ownership certificate (the Pink Book) or a valid authorisation from the owner before you sign.
- Ask for a bilingual contract with clear deposit-return and early-exit clauses.
- View on a rainy day if you can, and check the ceilings and window frames for damp, mould and leaks.
Our guide to rent scams in Vietnam covers these in more detail.
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