Villa Trang Viet Nam | 6-Bedroom Villa in Hoa Hai Thanh pho Hoi An

Sixteen guests, six bedrooms, six bathrooms—and a strip of private beach that connects directly to your terrace. Villa Trang Viet Nam sits in Hoà Hải, a quieter coastal pocket of Da Nang where the sea breeze carries the smell of salt and grilled fish from local vendors rather than resort crowds. This is where central Vietnam’s energy meets genuine seclusion.

Inside Villa Trang Viet Nam

Villa Trang Viet Nam sleeps 16 guests across 6 bedrooms and 6 bathrooms distributed across three deliberately planned floors. Every bedroom includes an ensuite bathroom—no queuing, no compromise.

The first floor holds four generously proportioned bedrooms. Two feature king-size beds with ottomans, paired with seating zones and work desks ideal for guests who refuse to fully abandon email. Their ensuites contain both freestanding bathtubs and walk-in rainfall showers; the balconies extend this indulgence with outdoor soaking tubs fed by rainfall heads and handheld rinses. Two additional first-floor bedrooms follow a similar architectural language—king beds, work areas, side benches for draping wet towels—but elevate the bathroom experience with jacuzzi-style tubs and the same rainfall shower systems. Each balcony repeats the pattern: a place to sit, a place to soak, rainfall water cascading from above.

The second floor accommodates the remaining two bedrooms, both with king-size beds, seating areas, work vanities, and the same dual-bathroom approach: walk-in rainfall showers paired with traditional tubs. The views from these upper-level balconies shift slightly—glimpses of the grounds, the garden pathways, the water beyond.

Ground level abandons bedrooms entirely. Instead, you’ll find an open-plan living arrangement designed for groups who actually want to spend time together. The living room contains two substantial sofas facing a television; the dining table seats sixteen without anyone feeling squeezed. The gourmet kitchen—the kind of space that makes reluctant cooks volunteer for dinner duty—runs the full length of one wall, equipped for serious meal preparation. An open bar with seating stools occupies a separate zone, and a dedicated office area with flexible seating handles the logistics of coordinating sixteen people across multiple time zones. High-speed Wi-Fi blankets every room.

Outdoor Spaces and Living

Step from the ground floor onto a terrace that transitions seamlessly into a swimming pool, which itself transitions into garden pathways, which finally dissolve into private beach access. The pool sits surrounded by day sunbeds and sun loungers arranged in loose clusters—you can face the water, face each other, or disappear entirely into your own corner of the exterior. A rainfall outdoor shower stands ready between the pool and the beach, offering fresh water before or after swimming.

The garden isn’t ornamental filler between the pool and the sand. It’s walked through, lived in, used as a natural buffer. The pathway to the beach is intentionally designed—not a muddy track, but a route you’ll actually want to traverse barefoot at sunset. The beach itself is private. This matters. No vendors hawking jet skis. No resort music from adjacent properties. The water sports gear stored near the house—paddleboards, perhaps snorkeling equipment—is yours alone to deploy.

Location: Hoà Hải and the Surrounding Area

Hoà Hải occupies an unusual position on Vietnam’s central coast. It sits within Da Nang administratively, but psychologically it remains a village—the kind of place where fishermen still leave at dawn and restaurants still depend on the daily catch rather than a supply chain. The nearest major settlement is Hoi An, approximately 30km south, famous for its lantern-lit ancient town where 15th-century shophouses line the Thu Bon River and tailors still hand-stitch silk garments to custom measurements. Hoi An markets burst with local produce, ceramics, and the kind of Vietnamese street food that makes casual eating memorable: banh mi stalls, crab-stuffed banh hoai, fresh spring rolls assembled to order.

My Khe Beach stretches 9km along Da Nang’s coastline, approximately 8km north of Hoà Hải—one of Southeast Asia’s finest sandy beaches, backed by low resorts and restaurants but still maintaining long stretches of relative calm. The Marble Mountains rise inland from Da Nang’s center, about 12km away, a series of limestone karsts honeycombed with caves, pagodas, and stone pathways that climb 100 meters to viewpoints across the bay. The Golden Bridge—Vietnam’s most Instagram-famous landmark—sits within the Ba Na Hills complex, roughly 25km west and 1,000 meters up, where two giant stone hands cradle a golden ribbon of bridge suspended above the clouds.

The culinary landscape shifts constantly. Hoà Hải itself hosts simple seafood restaurants where grilled fish costs a fraction of what you’d pay in Hoi An. Da Nang’s waterfront (roughly 10km north) now boasts rooftop bars, fusion restaurants, and coffee shops that have emerged in the last five years. Cam Thanh, north of Hoi An, specializes in basket boat tours through mangrove channels—you’ll sit in a round wooden vessel while an elderly boatman poles through narrow waterways, past water coconut palms and fishing nets.

Da Nang International Airport lies approximately 50km north of Hoà Hải, a 60-75 minute drive depending on traffic. It handles direct flights from Ho Chi Minh City (1.5 hours), Hanoi (2 hours), and several Asian capitals. The best months to visit are October through April, when temperatures range between 18-28°C and rainfall drops dramatically. November and December bring perfect conditions—cool mornings, warm afternoons, glassy seas ideal for water sports. May through September brings typhoon season and afternoon downpours, though prices drop and crowds thin. For destination context, explore our luxury villas throughout Vietnam, browse our growing collection in Quang Nam Province, and read our comprehensive Vietnam travel guide for deeper planning insights.

Who This Villa Suits Best

Multi-generational families. Sixteen people is the capacity, but more specifically—sixteen people who actually enjoy being in the same house. The three-floor layout means grandparents get peace on the first floor while young families settle upstairs; everyone has their own bathroom, which eliminates the primary source of group-villa friction. The communal spaces (living room, dining table that seats all sixteen, kitchen, bar) actively encourage gathering. This isn’t a villa designed for splitting into factions.

Corporate groups and close friend circles traveling together. The dedicated office area, high-speed Wi-Fi, and ability to accommodate sixteen people means companies can conduct off-site meetings or retreats without booking hotel conference rooms. Groups of longtime friends appreciate the individual bedroom ensuites—nobody’s awkwardly sharing bathrooms with semi-strangers.

Couples seeking a private beach escape with the option of inviting family or close friends. The bedrooms and living spaces work equally well for a pair or a party.

Families with teenagers and young adults. Children can occupy bedrooms while parents maintain separate space; the private beach removes any concern about busy public coastlines, and the pool provides constant entertainment without leaving the property.

Practical Information

Villa Trang Viet Nam accommodates 16 guests maximum across 6 bedrooms and 6 bathrooms. All beds are king-size in primary bedrooms; additional sleeping arrangements may be negotiated through the booking team. High-speed Wi-Fi covers the entire property. The villa includes air conditioning and heating (though Hoà Hải rarely requires the latter), 24/7 security, dedicated parking, and pool facilities. Utilities are included in the rental rate. Fresh linens and towels are provided and replaced regularly. Smoking is permitted within designated exterior areas.

Da Nang International Airport, approximately 50km north, is the primary arrival point. Ground transfers can be arranged; expect 60-75 minutes by car depending on traffic and time of day. The nearest supermarket (Coopmart) sits roughly 5km away in the direction of Da Nang city center, though staff can arrange fresh grocery delivery to the villa or advise on local markets for daily shopping. The villa includes a dedicated concierge service—they handle boat bookings, restaurant reservations, golf course arrangements, and any logistics required to make your stay function smoothly.

Check-in flexibility depends on seasonal availability; contact the team at least two weeks prior to your intended arrival to discuss specific timing. Early check-in and late check-out may be available for an additional fee.

Frequently Asked Questions about Villa Trang Viet Nam

How many guests does Villa Trang Viet Nam sleep?

Villa Trang Viet Nam sleeps 16 guests maximum, distributed across 6 bedrooms with 6 private ensuites. Bedrooms contain king-size beds as primary sleeping arrangements; specific sofa bed or rollaway availability should be confirmed directly with the team if you anticipate needing additional sleeping surfaces.

What is the nearest airport to Villa Trang Viet Nam in Hoà Hải?

Da Nang International Airport (DAD) is the primary gateway, located 50km north of the villa. Ground transfers take approximately 60-75 minutes by private car, depending on traffic conditions and time of departure. The airport handles domestic flights from Ho Chi Minh City and Hanoi, plus international arrivals from throughout Southeast Asia and some direct flights from East Asian capitals.

What is the best time of year to rent Villa Trang Viet Nam?

October through April represents the optimal window, with October-November and February-April being peak conditions. Temperatures hover between 18-28°C, rainfall remains minimal, and coastal waters are calm. December and January can be cool (lows near 15°C) but still excellent for those who prefer milder weather. Avoid May-September, when typhoon season brings unpredictable afternoon downpours, though prices drop significantly during these months if flexibility is your priority.

Is Villa Trang Viet Nam suitable for families with children?

Yes. The private beach eliminates concerns about busy public coastlines and water safety supervision. The swimming pool includes shallow areas suitable for younger children. The three-floor layout allows adults to maintain separate spaces while children occupy designated bedrooms. Multiple bathrooms prevent morning chaos. Nearby Hoi An (30km) offers family-friendly activities including basket boat tours, ancient town exploration, and cooking classes that accommodate younger participants. My Khe Beach, 8km away, features calm waters and gentle slopes ideal for family swimming.

What is included in the rental price at Villa Trang Viet Nam?

The rental price includes all utilities (electricity, water, air conditioning/heating), high-speed Wi-Fi throughout the property, fresh linens and towels with regular replacement, pool facilities and maintenance, 24/7 security coverage, and parking. A concierge service handles restaurant reservations, activity bookings, and logistical support. Meals are not included unless a private chef is specifically arranged; however, the fully equipped gourmet kitchen provides everything necessary for self-catering.

What restaurants and shops are near Villa Trang Viet Nam?

Hoà Hải itself contains simple seafood restaurants within walking distance, primarily frequented by locals and offering exceptional value. Hoi An, 30km south, concentrates Vietnam’s finest dining—from family-run banh mi stalls to upscale fusion restaurants. Da Nang city center, 10-15km north, features modern cafes, rooftop bars, and international cuisine. Hoi An Central Market offers fresh produce, seafood, and local specialties. The nearest Coopmart supermarket (Western-style grocery chain) is roughly 5km away; the concierge can arrange delivery or guide you to traditional Vietnamese markets for daily shopping. Specialty items should be purchased before arrival or requested through the concierge team.