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

Twelve guests arrive at Villa Truong Viet Nam in Hoà Hải expecting a coastal retreat. What they discover is something far more substantial: a six-bedroom command centre overlooking the East Vietnam Sea, where family groups and multi-generational parties can finally exhale. The villa anchors itself 700 metres from the shoreline—close enough that salt-spray mornings are real, far enough that the main living zones stay quiet. This is a luxury villa rental in Hoà Hải designed around actual occupation, not Instagram moments.

Inside Villa Truong Viet Nam

Villa Truong Viet Nam sleeps 12 guests across 6 bedrooms and 6 bathrooms. The ground-floor layout centres on a living room with television and a dining table that seats 10—a practical anchor for group meals. From here, the first primary bedroom branches off with a king bed, dedicated workspace desk, television, bedside bench seating, and a private balcony. The ensuite bathroom features an outdoor rainfall shower, handheld spray system, and deep soaking bathtub.

The second bedroom mirrors the setup with a king bed, comfortable seating nook, television, and its own balcony accessing an outdoor bathtub and rainfall shower. A third king-bedded room offers a work desk, side bench, television, balcony access, and an ensuite with outdoor bathing facilities and handheld shower. The fourth bedroom provides a workspace desk, sitting area, television, and an ensuite bathroom with outdoor shower and bathtub combination.

The fifth bedroom accommodates a king bed, workspace, dressing area with wash basin, television, balcony, outdoor bathtub, handheld shower, and ensuite bathtub. The sixth and final bedroom features a king bed, seating room, dedicated work office space with additional seating, and a bathroom equipped with bathtub and built-in jacuzzi—a private retreat within the villa for guests seeking solitude.

This bedroom distribution allows multiple families to maintain privacy while sharing communal gathering spaces. Each bedroom functions as a near-apartment, with ensuite bathrooms meaning no queuing during morning routines. The consistent provision of workspace desks signals this villa’s acceptance of modern remote work—six separate offices for twelve guests.

Outdoor Spaces and Living

The exterior reveals the villa’s true philosophy: why choose between pool and sea when both demand your afternoon? A private swimming pool commands the central terrace, surrounded by sun loungers and shaded by a hooded day bed—the kind of structure that transforms from functional to essential once the midday heat peaks. Two glass-topped coffee tables sit within a sunken outdoor living room, creating a lounge space that feels protected without being enclosed.

Beyond the pool perimeter, the villa’s sightlines extend toward the Hoà Hải coastline. This arrangement means the youngest guests can paddleplay in the villa pool under constant supervision while teenagers and adults walk to the beach in under ten minutes. The outdoor bathing facilities—rainfall showers and open-air tubs positioned on multiple bedroom balconies—suggest the architects understood that Vietnamese coastal living means bathing becomes part of the ritual, not merely a functional necessity.

Air conditioning runs throughout the property, essential given the region’s tropical climate and the villa’s June-to-August peak heat. High-speed internet and television access serve the inevitable rainy-day contingencies, though guests typically discover that Hoà Hải’s weather patterns make such indoor time rare during the November-to-April season.

Location: Hoà Hải and the Surrounding Area

Hoà Hải occupies a peninsula on Quang Nam’s central coast, positioned 15 kilometres south of Hoi An Ancient Town. The district itself functions as a quieter counterpoint to Hoi An’s UNESCO-listed tourism infrastructure—the beaches here remain relatively uncluttered, the local economy still rooted in fishing rather than exclusively in accommodation. Villa Truong Viet Nam sits at the convergence of three distinct experiences: beach access, cultural immersion, and adventure-based activities.

An Ha Beach runs parallel to the villa, approximately 700 metres away, offering soft sand and a swimming-beach classification. For more dramatic coastal geography, Cua Dai Beach lies 8 kilometres north and has become known among surfers for November-to-March swell patterns. Marble Mountains, located 25 kilometres northeast in Da Nang, feature limestone caves, ancient temples, and hiking trails that ascend 150 metres—a half-day expedition from the villa. The Hoà Vang Cave System sits 30 kilometres inland and remains significantly less touristy than Marble Mountains despite comparable geological significance.

Hoi An Ancient Town (15 kilometres north) provides cultural dining and shopping without requiring the villa as a base—most guests take day trips. The town’s riverside lantern structures glow year-round, though peak photography occurs September through April when humidity and monsoon conditions are lower. Explore our collection of villas in Hoi An for guests prioritising town-centre access, or browse our luxury villas in Quang Nam province for properties distributed across the broader coastal region.

Gastronomically, Hoà Hải has established itself as a centre for white fish and local shrimp preparations. The Hoi An Night Market (15km north, operating Wednesday-Sunday evenings) supplies fresh produce and ready-prepared dishes. Thanh Huong Restaurant, 2 kilometres from the villa, specialises in regionally-caught fish grilled over charcoal. For international supply runs, Coopmart Supermarket in Hoi An operates 8 kilometres away. For broader destination context, consult our Vietnam travel guide, which covers seasonal conditions, cultural etiquette, and practical logistics across the country.

Da Nang International Airport lies 35 kilometres north (approximately 50 minutes by car), serving regional and international routes. The drive south toward Ho Chi Minh City passes through Tam Ky (40 kilometres south), a provincial centre with market access but limited tourist infrastructure—useful for genuine local grocery needs rather than souvenir shopping.

Seasonally, December through March represents the optimal window: temperatures hover between 20-28°C (68-82°F), rainfall is minimal, and the East Vietnam Sea becomes genuinely swimmable. May through September brings heat, humidity, and occasional tropical depressions, though August visitors will encounter fewer crowds and significantly reduced accommodation prices across the region.

Who This Villa Suits Best

Extended families occupying a single property will find Villa Truong Viet Nam’s bedroom distribution and multiple bathrooms non-negotiable. Three generations—grandparents, parents, and children aged 6-16—can occupy the villa without shared-bathroom friction. The work desks in five bedrooms suit remote-working parents managing timezone differences; the sixth bedroom’s dedicated office makes this property viable for simultaneous video calls.

Friendship groups of 10-12 adults benefit from the shared dining and lounge infrastructure without forced dormitory-style sleeping. The sunken outdoor living room becomes the natural gathering point for evenings; the pool accommodates simultaneous swimmers without crowding. Groups celebrating milestones—21st birthdays, hen/stag weekends, wedding rehearsals—will appreciate that Hoà Hải offers beach access without Phuket-style nightlife intensity.

Couples with young children (infants through age 8) should note the villa’s private pool, nearby family-oriented beaches like An Ha, and the practical separation of a dedicated children’s bedroom from adult master spaces. Teenagers benefit from pool activities, Marble Mountains hiking, and the pedestrian accessibility to Hoi An’s restaurants and markets. The property’s distance from high-traffic nightlife reduces safety concerns for younger teenagers exploring independently.

The villa is not optimal for couples seeking absolute seclusion or for singles renting independently—the operational scale assumes group occupancy. A single couple booking this space will experience empty bedrooms and underutilised facilities, similar to renting a five-star hotel ballroom for an intimate dinner.

Practical Information

Capacity: 12 guests, 6 bedrooms, 6 bathrooms. All beds are configured as king-size; the villa does not advertise additional sofa beds or roll-aways.

Included amenities: Air conditioning throughout, high-speed Wi-Fi internet, television systems, outdoor living furniture, private swimming pool access, all linen and towels, and parking for multiple vehicles.

Nearest airport: Da Nang International Airport, 35 kilometres north, approximately 50-60 minutes by private car transfer. The airport handles flights from Bangkok, Singapore, Hanoi, and Ho Chi Minh City, with regular international connections to regional hubs.

Nearest supermarket: Coopmart Supermarket, Hoi An (8 kilometres), stocks imported goods, local produce, and household supplies. Local wet markets in Hoà Hải itself provide fresh fish and vegetables at lower prices but with less English-language labelling.

Check-in flexibility: Standard check-in is 14:00 (2:00 PM), with check-out at 11:00 AM (11:00 AM). Early arrivals and late departures are subject to availability and typically require additional fees.

Frequently Asked Questions about Villa Truong Viet Nam

How many guests does Villa Truong Viet Nam sleep?

Villa Truong Viet Nam sleeps 12 guests maximum, distributed across 6 bedrooms, each with king-size bed configurations. The villa does not include sofa beds or additional roll-away options, so occupancy is strictly limited to the six dedicated bedroom spaces. Groups of 7-11 guests will have surplus bedrooms; groups larger than 12 require an additional property.

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

Da Nang International Airport is the primary gateway, located 35 kilometres north of the villa (approximately 50-60 minutes by private car). The airport serves daily flights from Bangkok (2.5 hours), Singapore (2 hours), Hanoi (1.5 hours), and Ho Chi Minh City (1 hour), plus select international routes to East Asian business hubs. An alternative option, though significantly less convenient, is Noi Bai International Airport in Hanoi (approximately 600 kilometres, 9-10 hours drive), which serves as the primary Vietnam arrival point for European and North American travellers connecting via regional hubs.

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

December through April is optimal: temperatures range between 20-28°C (68-82°F), humidity levels remain moderate, and rainfall is minimal. January-February specifically sees the fewest tropical depressions. May through September brings intense heat (32-38°C / 90-100°F), increased humidity, and occasional typhoon-influenced weather systems, though September-October prices drop 30-40% compared to peak season. November represents a transition month—pleasant weather but initially humid. Hoi An’s annual lantern festival occurs around the 14th lunar day (typically October-November), bringing increased crowds to nearby towns.

Is Villa Truong Viet Nam suitable for families with children?

Yes, specifically for families with children aged 4 and above. The private swimming pool permits constant parental supervision without requiring beach access, and the 700-metre walk to An Ha Beach is manageable with young walkers. The villa’s ground-floor layout allows supervision of children moving between the pool, outdoor living spaces, and interior common areas. Six ensuite bathrooms mean minimal bathroom-access conflicts during morning and bedtime routines. Families with infants under 12 months should inquire regarding cot/crib provision, as the property listing does not explicitly confirm availability. The nearby Hoi An markets and pedestrian-friendly streets provide child-friendly exploration for ages 8-16, while the Marble Mountains hiking (25 kilometres away) suits children aged 8+ with basic fitness levels.

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

The rental rate includes air conditioning, high-speed Wi-Fi internet, television access, all bed linen, towels, and use of the private swimming pool. The outdoor furniture, shaded day bed, and sunken lounge area are included. Parking for multiple vehicles is accommodated. The rate does NOT explicitly include housekeeping, meal preparation, private driver services, or pool heating (though Vietnam’s coastal climate makes heating unnecessary November-April). Guests are responsible for personal utility usage. Cleaning deposits and damage waivers should be confirmed during the booking process.

What restaurants and shops are near Villa Truong Viet Nam?

Thanh Huong Restaurant, 2 kilometres away, specialises in charcoal-grilled local fish and occupies a waterfront setting. Hoi An Ancient Town, 15 kilometres north, contains 50+ restaurants ranging from street-food stalls to fine dining, plus extensive souvenir shops and clothing tailors—a 20-minute drive for day trips. The Hoi An Night Market (operates Wednesday-Sunday evenings, 15 kilometres away) supplies fresh seafood, vegetables, and prepared dishes. Coopmart Supermarket in Hoi An (8 kilometres) stocks imported goods, local produce, and household supplies. Local wet markets in Hoà Hải itself provide fresh fish and vegetables at lower prices but operate primarily 06:00-10:00 AM. Da Nang city centre (35 kilometres north) offers larger supermarkets, shopping centres, and international restaurant chains if Western dietary preferences take priority.