InterContinental Danang Sun Peninsula Resort

We spent our May Day break at this resort, and it turned out to be an unforgettable retreat beyond expectation. The resort is nestled in breathtaking natural scenery, serene and picturesque. Time seemed to slow down gently here, slipping away in quiet tranquility. What touched us most was the thoughtful and heartfelt service. Every staff member was remarkably warm and approachable, treating us with genuine kindness as if we were part of their own family. It was such a precious, peaceful moment of relaxation and comfort. Those lovely days linger softly in our hearts, leaving us with beautiful memories we will always cherish and miss deeply.

Every photo we have seen of this resort was breathtaking but nothing beats being there in person. From the moment we stepped into the open air lobby, greeted by a welcoming committee of hotel executives and reception, we were transported into a land of luxury and beauty. We were upgraded to a lovely corner suite by Nguyen Tien Hai, Director of Guest Services. Everything we needed and didn’t even know we needed was there, from the sumptuous beddings to the Diptyque toiletries to the beach bag to the lovely bookmarks they leave every night. Everything was spotlessly clean and beautifully maintained. We love Vietnamese cuisine, so we had most of our meals at Citron, starting breakfast. The selection was huge, with a variety of made to order Vietnamese and Western dishes. The pastries were much too tempting for our diet. Service was unsurpassed. We wish we could recognize everyone there, but we remember very fondly Cong Le, Trang Tran, Long Lam, and a gentleman whose name I forgot to note but whose photo I am posting. Awesome young man! We truly enjoyed the company of Ritchie Cris Jay Plaza, Director of Rooms. He greeted us by name whenever we encountered him and made us feel totally at home. His passion for luxury and service are unmatched. We also enjoyed our time at the Club Lounge. One of the servers, Chien Hoang (Adam), really pampered us every time we visited. He’s an asset to your hotel. Other employees who stood out to us were Huy Bui and the very informative and gracious naturalist who took us on a wonderful tour of the property. By the way this tour should not be missed - we learned so much about the property, flora and fauna including the beautiful monkeys that reside here. We truly can’t wait to come back. What a magical place.

From the time we arrived at the hotel and spent some time at the club lounge for cocktail hour, our experience was amazing thanks to the staff. The property speaks for itself. Situated on the cliffs of monkey bay, the views from the room and every part of the property was amazing! My wife and I were there for 4 nights and 5 days. We brought our golf clubs to experience golf’s finest courses in Southeast Asia. The staff took care of our golf clubs each time we needed it. We made reservations for dinner at Citron and La Maison 1888. Citron had amazing local cuisine with a modern twist. La Maison was an incredible fine dining experience with French influence and alcohol pairing at its finest. We cannot express our appreciation for a staff member that took care of us since the day we arrived, Adam. He took very good care of us and he always made great recommendations on drinks and food and he was spot on. We hape to visit the property again in the near future and hope Adam is there as well.

We loved our stay at The Intercontinental Danang. The resort is absolutely gorgeous and the service and the staff is excellent. We were able to enjoy the spa services as well as the beach activities like paddle boarding the boat rides. We were also able to see several of the resident douc monkeys all over the resort. This resort is highly recommended.

Wow! This location is amazing...It is serene, clean, quiet with unbelievable service. I have been all around the world a few times, but the value of this hotel in particular is off the charts. The lounge has better food than most restaurants in the world. Then you have three award winning restaurants at your disposal. Citron is so tasty providing local fare in its highest quality while La Maison takes you back in time to a French Indochine era of posh delight! Tingara was very tasty and traditional Japanese but in my opinion needs more options.The beach is spectacular, and the Douc Langurs on site (very endangered) let you know how special the area is! The rooms and grounds are pristine and well kept. It Vietnam is on your list please take the time to enjoy this lovely property! Aloha...