Sheraton Grand Danang: Family Weekend Review
A family of five spent a long weekend at Sheraton Grand Danang Beach Resort & Spa, enjoying ocean-view rooms, a 250-metre infinity pool, award-winning dining, and nearby golf and attractions.
According to a review on HoneyKidsAsia, Sheraton Grand Danang Beach Resort & Spa, a sweeping beachfront property on My Khe Beach, welcomed a family of five for a long weekend. The resort’s rooms cost approximately $245 to $280 per night depending on type and season.
Resort Overview
The first impression was a view of the South China Sea from the ocean-view rooms, where plush bedding and cool marble surfaces set a sophisticated tone. Rooms with private plunge pools offer extra seclusion, though the privacy between neighboring terraces can vary, so ask about positioning when booking.
Pools and Activities
The resort’s 250-metre-long infinity pool is the longest in Da Nang, stretching toward the horizon and dissolving into the sea. Golden-hour lounging with a cold drink is a must. A kids’ water park sits beside the pool, keeping younger guests entertained, while adults can kayak on the pool itself. Happy-hour pricing encourages staying until sundown.
Dining and Breakfast
Breakfast is a generous buffet that the staff remember your coffee order by day two, a rare attentiveness for a resort of this scale. The Grill, the resort’s signature steakhouse, reportedly took home the global “Luxury Resort Restaurant” title, offering prime cuts and impeccable service in an elegant setting. La Plage, the beachfront seafood restaurant, delivers fresh seafood and attentive service, with a setting that reminds guests why they travel. Booking a table at sunset is recommended.
Spa, Golf, and Beach
Shine Spa for Sheraton provides a calm, professional environment for couples’ treatments, while local neighbourhood spas offer massages at a fraction of the price for budget-conscious travelers. Da Nang’s championship golf courses lie nearby, making the resort a convenient base for a morning round followed by spa and dinner at The Grill. My Khe Beach is long and wide, but surf was wild in January. Swimming is calmer from June to August, and morning walks with resort coffee remain a highlight.
Nearby Attractions
Hoi An, 30 minutes away, offers lantern-lit streets and riverside dining; Mango Mango on the Thu Bon River is a must-visit. A local cooking class provides a personal, memorable experience. Marble Mountains offer five limestone hills with caves, Buddhist shrines, and pagodas. Light filters through natural openings, creating an atmospheric, spiritual setting.
The resort’s coffee in hand, a morning walk along the shore remains a highlight.
