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Choose this Son Tra Peninsula retreat for a beach break surrounded by rainforest, with hillside scenery rather than a city-center setting.

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Join the Vietnamese Coffee Tasting to brew with the resort's baristas and discover the stories behind local styles such as egg coffee.

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Consider the Resort Terrace Suite Oceanview for meals outside, with a marble-topped dining table on its large private terrace overlooking the bay.

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Plan to accompany children under four at Planet Trekkers, as the kids' club requires a guardian or nanny to stay with them.

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InterContinental Danang Sun Peninsula Resort

InterContinental Danang Sun Peninsula Resort sits on the Son Tra Peninsula, folded into forested hills above Bai Bac Bay north of Da Nang. The resort feels deliberately separate from the city, yet not remote in a difficult way. Guests come for sea views, Bill Bensley's expressive design, quiet beach time, and a setting where the forest reaches close to the water.

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Rooms

  • 189 189

Hotel Style

  • Relaxed Relaxed

Leisure

  • Fitness Fitness
  • Pool Pool
  • Spa Spa

Experiences

  • Wellness Wellness
  • Beach Beach

Facilities

  • Wheelchair Accessible Wheelchair Accessible
  • Gourmet Restaurant Gourmet Restaurant
  • Connecting Rooms Connecting Rooms

Rooms & Suites at InterContinental Danang Sun Peninsula Resort

Classic Ocean View Room
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Classic Ocean View Room

753 sqft
From 464 USD

A furnished outdoor sitting area extends the room beyond its glass doors, with a table, wooden chairs and a cushioned bench. Indoors, a desk keeps...

Classic Panoramic Ocean View Room
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Classic Panoramic Ocean View Room

753 sqft
From 517 USD

Dark wood floors and pale walls frame the room. Glass doors lead from the sleeping area to furnished outdoor seating. Wooden chairs stand around a...

Terrace Ocean View Suite
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Terrace Ocean View Suite

861 sqft
From 529 USD

Light enters from two sides of this corner layout, where a built-in desk and wardrobe sit alongside the sleeping area. The outdoor dining table has...

Club Panoramic Ocean View Suite
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Club Panoramic Ocean View Suite

861 sqft
From 756 USD

A marble-topped dining table stands outside the glass doors, beneath the roof. Wooden chairs face each other around it, with a curved railing and white...

1 Bedroom Spa Lagoon Villa
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1 Bedroom Spa Lagoon Villa

2,799 sqft
From 1’069 USD

A private treatment room for two and a steam room make the spa facilities part of the villa's own layout. A kitchen is also part...

1 Bedroom Seaside by the Beach Villa
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1 Bedroom Seaside by the Beach Villa

1,561 sqft
From 1’462 USD

A swing seat and outdoor dining area occupy the shaded deck, with palm trees beside the wooden floor. Glass doors lead into a bedroom with...

1 Bedroom Heavenly Penthouse
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1 Bedroom Heavenly Penthouse

1,830 sqft
From 1’598 USD

Windows on three sides bring daylight into the living spaces, which open to a garden deck wrapping around the rooftop. A canopy rises above the...

1 Bedroom Seaside on the Rocks Villa
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1 Bedroom Seaside on the Rocks Villa

2,368 sqft
From 1’605 USD

White canopy curtains rise toward the vaulted ceiling. Tall glass doors line the featured Rocks bedroom, where dark wood panels and a patterned rug frame...

2 Bedroom Seaside on the Rocks Villa
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2 Bedroom Seaside on the Rocks Villa

4,844 sqft
From 2’583 USD

The upper sleeping area opens onto dining and seating beneath a slatted roof. White canopy curtains surround the bed, with dark wood panels and tall...

2 Bedroom Royal by the Sea Residence
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2 Bedroom Royal by the Sea Residence

4,844 sqft
From 2’959 USD

A covered walkway leads to a separate dining pavilion built on stilts above the water. The round table sits beneath a broad hanging light, with...

2 Bedroom Sun Peninsula Residence Villa
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2 Bedroom Sun Peninsula Residence Villa

8,611 sqft
From 3’819 USD

Separate reception, living and dining areas open through large doors to furnished outdoor decks. A garden surrounds the residence, with outdoor showers among the greenery....

3 Bedroom Bai Bac Bay Villa
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3 Bedroom Bai Bac Bay Villa

5,382 sqft
From 4’201 USD

Living and dining areas open onto sun decks on the wooded hillside. Each bedroom has its own outdoor shower and sitting space. A raised lounge...

3 Bedroom Sun Peninsula Residence Villa
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3 Bedroom Sun Peninsula Residence Villa

10,750 sqft
From 5’015 USD

A lounge and separate dining area sit among gardens on the jungle slopes, with outdoor seating spread across sun decks. Open-air showers and shaded sitting...

4 Bedroom Ocean View  Pool Villa
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4 Bedroom Ocean View Pool Villa

7,589 sqft
From 5’341 USD

A large marble dining table stands on the lower deck, where a pantry serves the shared outdoor spaces. Broad terraces on both levels offer places...

The location shapes almost everything. The resort occupies a sheltered stretch of Bai Bac Bay, with a private 700-metre beach at the foot of the hillside. Son Tra's forest, curving coastline and views toward Da Nang give the property a character quite different from the city's beachfront hotels. The vertical site creates a sense of discovery, though moving between your room, a restaurant and the shore takes more planning than it would at a flat resort.

The surrounding nature adds depth to the stay. Son Tra is home to the endangered red-shanked douc langur as well as other wildlife. Sightings are possible, not assured; the resort offers guided nature experiences for guests who want to understand the habitat rather than simply look for an animal from a balcony. The forest is as important to this address as the sand, and guests should respect both.

The resort has 189 accommodations: 48 guest rooms, 120 suites and 21 villas and residences, according to its resort guide. Rooms begin with the Resort Classic range, while larger suites add space and indoor-outdoor living. The current collection also includes penthouses, seaside villas and multi-bedroom residences. Vietnamese forms and craft references sit beside bold black-and-white patterns and flashes of color, so the interiors have as much personality as the public spaces.

Room choice matters here. A Resort Classic Room Oceanview is a generous starting point for couples who plan to use the beach and restaurants. A Club Terrace Suite Panoramic Oceanview offers a broader outlook and more outdoor space. For a stay centered on privacy and time together, the One-Bedroom Seaside Villa by the Beach has its own pool and a staircase to the shore. Multi-bedroom residences give families or friends room to gather around a dining table and private pool. Compare the exact view, outdoor space and location; the most elevated address is not automatically the most convenient one for a beach-focused stay.

Bill Bensley arranged the property across Heaven, Sky, Earth and Sea, drawing on Vietnamese architecture and craft without making the resort feel like a historical replica. At Citron, dining booths shaped like conical hats project over the hillside; elsewhere, patterned floors, lantern forms and vivid details invite a closer look. The design is theatrical and sometimes eccentric. Travelers who favor spare, neutral interiors should know that its exuberance is part of the experience.

The Nam Tram funicular links the four levels through the greenery. It is both a practical connection and one of the resort's defining views. Citron sits high on Heaven level, La Maison 1888 is on Earth level, and the pools, beach and Long Bar draw guests down to Sea level. The journey changes the mood of a day: breakfast above the bay, an afternoon by the water and a return uphill for dinner each show a different side of the peninsula.

Dining gives good reason to remain on the peninsula in the evening. La Maison 1888, set in a fanciful Indochinese-style mansion, serves contemporary French cuisine and appears in the Michelin Guide's one-star selection for Vietnam. It is the formal dinner to plan ahead for, especially if dining is a major reason for your trip. Michelin recognition applies to this restaurant, not to the resort's entire dining collection.

Citron serves Vietnamese dishes from the north, center and south of the country as well as breakfast, with its open-air non-la booths looking over the bay. Terra Mare takes a more relaxed approach beside the beach, pairing Italian coastal cooking with seafood, pasta and pizza. Tingara offers a Japanese teppanyaki-led experience in a rainforest setting. These are distinct settings rather than interchangeable hotel dining rooms: choose Citron for the view and Vietnamese flavors, Terra Mare for a casual meal near the sea, or Tingara for a more involved evening around the kitchen.

The 50-metre L_o_n_g Bar brings drinks and light bites to the beachfront, while Buffalo Bar sits within La Maison 1888. A table at La Maison 1888 or a favored Citron booth is worth requesting in advance, particularly for a short stay.

Mi Sol Spa uses sound and vibration as part of its treatment concept, with rituals inspired by musical tones. The resort also has a fitness center and a separate nail and hair studio. Guests can build a quiet day around a treatment and the beach without needing to leave the property.

There are three pool choices with different purposes. The 50-metre, temperature-controlled L_o_n_g Pool is an adults-only place for laps or a quiet swim. The Garden Pool lies close to the beach, and a children's pool sits beside it. This separation is useful for families and couples alike: a child-friendly afternoon need not depend on the same pool as a peaceful morning swim.

The private beach is one of the main reasons to stay. Beach service and space to walk give the bay a sheltered feel, while kayaking and other non-motorized activities offer a change of pace when conditions allow. Sea and surf conditions vary, so treat water activities as weather-dependent rather than a fixed daily promise. The beach, pools and forest paths are enough for a full resort day even without an excursion.

Planet Trekkers Kids' Club runs supervised indoor and outdoor activities for children aged four to 12; younger children need a guardian or nanny. Craft projects, beach exploration and nature-focused play give younger guests something more engaging than a pool alone. The resort's guided walks and nature experiences can also introduce older children and adults to Son Tra's flora and fauna. A wildlife encounter is never guaranteed, but the peninsula provides a compelling reason to slow down and pay attention.

Da Nang International Airport is about a 30-minute drive according to IHG, and the city is close enough for an outing. Hoi An is also practical as a day or evening trip, though actual journey times depend on traffic. The Marble Mountains, Cham Museum and other central Vietnam sites can be arranged from the resort. IHG lists no local-area or airport shuttle, so arrange transport when planning trips beyond the peninsula.

A good rhythm mixes an active day in the region with one spent at the resort. Guests who want to walk to independent restaurants and city nightlife each night may prefer a Da Nang address; here, seclusion is part of the appeal. The room category and dining reservations deserve as much attention as the itinerary outside the gates.

InterContinental Danang Sun Peninsula Resort suits travelers drawn to expressive architecture, a private bay, substantial dining options and a forest setting. Couples can focus on the spa, beach and evening restaurants, while families have dedicated pool and club facilities. Its scale and hillside layout reward a considered choice of room rather than a quick selection by view alone.

Why we love this hotel

Why we love this hotel

The Nam Tram railway connects all four resort levels, giving you an alternative to walking up and down the steep hillside.

Citron serves dishes from northern, central and southern Vietnam, letting you explore regional differences in flavor without traveling between the regions.

M Rouge's private karaoke rooms let your group sing together in its own space, without performing in front of other resort guests.

Location of InterContinental Hotels DANANG SUN PENINSULA RESORT

Bãi Bắc, Sơn Trà, Đà Nẵng, 50414, Vietnam

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What to Know About InterContinental Danang Sun Peninsula Resort

Is InterContinental Danang Sun Peninsula Resort worth it?

Yes. InterContinental Danang Sun Peninsula Resort is worth it for travelers who want a dramatic beach retreat near Da Nang. It is best for couples, families, food lovers, design fans, and guests who want a resort that feels secluded.

Where is InterContinental Danang Sun Peninsula Resort located?

InterContinental Danang Sun Peninsula Resort is on the Son Tra Peninsula, north of central Da Nang in Vietnam. The setting gives guests forested hills, sea views, a private bay atmosphere, and access to Da Nang and Hoi An by car.

How many rooms and villas does InterContinental Danang Sun Peninsula Resort have?

InterContinental Danang Sun Peninsula Resort has 189 accommodations, including guest rooms, suites, villas, and residences. This mix matters because the experience changes a lot between hillside rooms, club suites, beach villas, and larger residences.

What are the rooms like at InterContinental Danang Sun Peninsula Resort?

Rooms, suites, and villas are spacious, Vietnamese-inspired, and designed around outdoor space, ocean views, and privacy. Many travelers choose this resort for the balcony views, large bathrooms, hillside setting, and strong sense of place.

Who designed InterContinental Danang Sun Peninsula Resort?

InterContinental Danang Sun Peninsula Resort is known for its imaginative Bill Bensley design. The resort uses bold Vietnamese references, layered terraces, black-and-white contrasts, temple-inspired details, and theatrical public spaces.

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