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

Fourteen guests across six bedrooms means someone always has the master suite with its own rainfall shower and jacuzzi bathtub opening onto a private balcony. Villa Ngoc Viet Nam in Hoà Hải commands the kind of beachfront position where the sound of the South China Sea becomes your morning alarm clock. This six-bedroom, six-bathroom residence sits in Quang Nam province, Vietnam’s central coast, just 3km from the village heart and a 25-minute drive from the lantern-lit streets of Hoi An.

Inside Villa Ngoc Viet Nam

Villa Ngoc Viet Nam sleeps 12 guests across 6 bedrooms and 6 bathrooms, arranged across multiple levels for genuine privacy. The main living hub features a grand entertaining space anchored by a television and a dining table seating ten—the kind of arrangement that turns breakfast into a social event whether you plan it or not. The gourmet kitchen runs the length of one wall, fitted with professional-grade equipment that transforms even reluctant cooks into dinner volunteers. A fully stocked bar with extended counter seating encourages late-evening conversation while gazing toward the coastline.

Each of the six king-bedded chambers follows an identical luxury specification: workspace desk for those who cannot fully escape email, intimate seating areas for reading or conversation, and an ensuite bathroom that reads like a spa menu. Jacuzzi bathtubs become gathering points for soaking sunset views. The rainfall showerheads deliver water with the force of a downpour without the dampness—a small engineering detail that transforms a daily shower into a moment of restoration. Dressing areas prevent the scramble for mirror space that plagues group holidays. Five of these bedrooms include outdoor bathtub alcoves with handheld showers positioned to catch either dawn or dusk light depending on orientation. The sixth bedroom, equally appointed, provides alternative layout for mixed-generation families.

A dedicated office workspace with separate seating serves the working guest or the person who needs a quiet retreat from the social momentum of a full villa. This room converts the rental from holiday property to functional base camp for remote work, should your group need that flexibility.

Outdoor Spaces and Living

The swimming pool extends across a sun-lounge terrace where eight loungers face the water simultaneously. The surrounding decking remains cool underfoot, bordered by ornamental day-beds with coordinating hoods—these are not decorative elements but functional shelters from the midday heat, though most guests appreciate them at dusk when the stone cools and the breeze carries salt air inland.

Two distinct outdoor living zones prevent the congestion that larger groups often experience. The lower terrace directly adjoins the pool. The upper terrace transitions into a garden pathway that leads directly to the beach—a walk of perhaps three minutes across sand and vegetation, but meaningful separation between chlorine-treated swimming and open ocean. An outdoor rainfall shower positioned between these zones serves the practical purpose of rinsing off salt before entering the villa, but also functions as an unexpected luxury when cooled by evening air.

The garden pathway itself deserves mention: this is not a generic walkway but a planted route that narrows and widens, directing views toward water views at strategic points. Local plantings provide afternoon shade and morning privacy from neighboring properties within the gated community.

Location: Hoà Hải and the Surrounding Area

Hoà Hải sits within Quang Nam province on Vietnam’s central coast, a region where tropical humidity and consistent sea breezes create year-round swimming conditions. The village itself maintains a working fishing village character—that means morning hours bring fishing boats returning with the night’s catch, and afternoon quietness allows genuine rest.

Da Nang city center lies 30km north, a 45-minute drive through coastal scenery. This vibrant destination holds Vietnam’s third-largest international airport and serves as the region’s commercial hub. Hoi An, the UNESCO-protected medieval trading port, sits 25km south—close enough for a half-day cultural visit but far enough that its nighttime lantern festivals never feel intrusive to your villa retreat. The town’s tailor shops, riverside restaurants, and narrow pedestrian streets dating to the 15th century remain largely unchanged since French colonial times.

Local beaches within 5km include Cua Dai Beach, where both tourist and local swimmers converge, and quieter coves favored by families with young children. Non Nuoc Beach, 8km north, offers a wider sand corridor and water sports operators. The Marble Mountains, 40km to the north near Da Nang, provide hiking trails through caves and Buddhist temples with viewpoints across the coastal plain—a full-day excursion suitable for active groups.

The Cham Islands lie 25km offshore, reachable by fishing boat in 90 minutes. Snorkeling here encounters remnants of coral ecosystems and populations of rare sea turtles. Local boat captains operate from the Hoà Hải beachfront, creating a logistics advantage for your group.

The Hai Van Pass, a mountain road 45km north, winds through former military zones and delivers panoramic views where the coast narrows and turns inland. The drive itself—rather than any destination—constitutes the experience. World-class golf courses operate at Montgomerie Links Da Nang (35km north) and Jungle Club Golf Course (28km south near Tam Ky). Browse our collection of villas in Quang Nam for alternative beachfront options, or explore our luxury villas in Vietnam across multiple regions. For destination inspiration before you book, read our comprehensive Vietnam travel guide.

Food culture in Hoà Hải emphasizes ultra-fresh seafood—local restaurants meters from the fishing fleet serve fish caught that same morning. Night markets in nearby Tam Ky and Da Nang offer street food experiences: bánh mì sandwiches, grilled squid on sticks, and sugar-cane juice pressed to order. Cao Lau noodles—a Hoi An specialty not found elsewhere in Vietnam—justify a dinner trip south. Coffee culture remains strong here; local cafes serve Vietnamese robusta beans with condensed milk over ice.

Seasonal rainfall arrives between September and December, making January through August the conventional dry season. However, March through May brings oppressive heat and humidity with afternoon temperatures regularly exceeding 35°C. November through February provides the sweetest weather window: mornings cool enough for exploration, afternoons warm enough for ocean swimming, and evenings breezy enough to open all villa doors for natural ventilation.

Who This Villa Suits Best

Extended family groups—the kind that includes three generations and still functions harmoniously—find the space configuration ideal. Each bedroom’s private ensuite and workspace means nobody queues for bathrooms, and adults who need quiet focus time can retreat to the office or their bedroom balcony.

Corporate groups or professional teams treating a working retreat find the combination of upscale accommodations and dedicated office space functional. Six separate bedrooms mean hierarchy can sleep separately while maintaining shared communal areas.

Destination wedding parties with 10-14 guests benefit from the sleeping capacity without requiring separate hotel blocks. The entertainment spaces accommodate both relaxed group dinners and social gatherings around the pool.

Families with children and infants appreciate the private pool (lifeguard-free but controllable), the dedicated beach access for toddlers who shouldn’t walk the beach road, and the full kitchen setup for preparing special meals and bottles. The gated community provides security and safe enclosed grounds; lifeguard-supervised beaches lie 5km away at Cua Dai.

Couples seeking maximum privacy might find a six-bedroom villa over-scaled, though the arrangement offers unexpected intimacy when used by just two guests who occupy separate wings.

Practical Information

Capacity: 12 guests sleeping in 6 bedrooms, each with king-size bed and ensuite bathroom. Six bathrooms total eliminates the morning bathroom bottleneck that affects most group accommodations.

Nearest major airport: Da Nang International Airport (30km north, 45-minute drive). Most international flights arrive here from Ho Chi Minh City (three-hour flight), Hanoi (two-hour flight), or direct service from select Southeast Asian capitals. Transfers by private car can be arranged; the 45-minute drive cost approximately $30-40 USD one-way.

Parking: Secured parking accommodates multiple vehicles within the gated community.

Nearest supermarket: Phuong Nam supermarket in Tam Ky town (8km, 12-minute drive) stocks imported goods, local produce, wines, and spirits. Morning markets operate daily 5-7am in both Hoà Hải village and Tam Ky.

Utilities included: High-speed fiber Wi-Fi, air-conditioning in all bedrooms and living areas (essential 4-6pm daily), 24/7 perimeter security, daily housekeeping service, and pool maintenance. Heating installed but rarely required given tropical climate. Smoking permitted in designated outdoor areas only.

Check-in: Flexible arrival times accommodate international flight schedules; early check-in possible with 48 hours advance notice. Airport transfers and welcome provisions (local snacks, drink provisions, house orientation) can be arranged.

Frequently Asked Questions about Villa Ngoc Viet Nam

How many guests does Villa Ngoc Viet Nam sleep?

Villa Ngoc Viet Nam accommodates 12 guests sleeping in 6 bedrooms, each featuring a king-size bed. All six bedrooms include ensuite bathrooms, making the property suitable for groups where privacy and personal bathroom access matter. Sofa beds in the living areas can technically accommodate additional guests for very brief stays, though this reduces comfort. The property truly functions optimally at 10-12 guests.

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

Da Nang International Airport (Tien Son Airport) lies 30km north of the villa, approximately 45 minutes by car depending on traffic. This airport receives international flights from Ho Chi Minh City (three hours), Hanoi (two hours), Bangkok (90 minutes), and direct service from several other Southeast Asian hubs. Domestic flights from major Vietnamese cities arrive throughout the day. Private car transfer from the airport costs approximately $35-45 USD and takes the coastal highway through Da Nang toward Hoi An, providing your first glimpse of the region’s geography. The drive passes the Marble Mountains and Hai Van Pass areas en route.

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

November through February delivers ideal conditions: daytime temperatures between 24-28°C, lower humidity, minimal rainfall, and sea breezes that make evening outdoor entertaining comfortable. March through May brings dramatic heat—temperatures regularly exceed 35°C with oppressive humidity—though rainfall remains light and beaches are less crowded. June through September carries typhoon risk; occasional storms arrive rapidly and intensely, though coastal Hoà Hải experiences less frequent direct hits than inland areas. October brings transitional weather with occasional rain. Book November-February for guaranteed comfort; book March-May only if heat tolerance is high and rainfall unpredictability acceptable; avoid June-September unless typhoon season doesn’t concern you.

Is Villa Ngoc Viet Nam suitable for families with children?

Yes, provided families follow basic water safety protocols. The private pool features clear water in a controlled depth, appropriate for supervising children’s swimming without lifeguard presence. The gated community provides enclosed grounds where young children can play outside secure boundaries. Cua Dai Beach, 5km south, operates lifeguard stations during daylight hours—ideal for families wanting ocean swimming under supervision. The villa kitchen allows families to prepare specialized meals, baby bottles, and dietary accommodations. Dedicated office space lets parents work while children nap. The six separate bedrooms mean families can occupy one suite while grandparents or adult friends occupy neighboring bedrooms for support and babysitting flexibility. High-speed internet supports educational needs for school-age children during extended stays.

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

Standard inclusions cover high-speed fiber Wi-Fi, air-conditioning and heating systems, all linens and towels, pool maintenance, 24/7 security perimeter monitoring, and daily housekeeping service. Electricity, water, and gas utilities are included. Television service with international channels connects through fiber. The gourmet kitchen equipment, barbecue facilities, and bar stocking depend on specific booking terms—clarify these details during reservation. Airport transfers can be arranged for additional cost. Personal chef or private chef services and boat rentals fall outside standard inclusions but operate through local arrangement. Confirm exact inclusions during booking confirmation.

What restaurants and shops are near Villa Ngoc Viet Nam?

Hoà Hải village itself contains modest family-run seafood restaurants within walking distance (200-500m), where fishing boats unload their catch each morning. These establishments lack English signage and operate primarily for local diners, but this authenticity appeals to adventurous groups. Tam Ky town (8km south) offers expanded options: Tammy Restaurant serves international and Vietnamese fusion cuisine; Dong Phuong Restaurant specializes in local fish dishes; night markets operate 5-9pm daily with street food vendors. Hoi An Ancient Town (25km south) contains 50+ restaurants ranging from casual to fine dining—Cao Lau is the signature local noodle dish. Da Nang city (30km north) provides shopping malls, supermarkets, and international restaurant chains. Phuong Nam supermarket in Tam Ky stocks imported goods, wines, spirits, and local produce—adequate for self-catering groups. Morning markets operate 5-7am daily in Hoà Hải and Tam Ky, offering freshest produce and seafood at lowest prices.