Da Nang - Mikazuki Japanese Resorts & Spa

The heated infinite rooftop pool and the large indoor water park was the highlight (especially for our kids and since the weather was only 22 degrees when we stayed so we didn’t utilise the outdoor water park but would have enjoyed floating along the lazy river on a hot day). The food was delicious (the restaurants are mostly Japanese) and the main hotel restaurant (The Blue) had an extensive menu covering western and Asian meals. The buffet Breakfast was also extensive. We booked and stayed in an Executive 2 bedroom Ocean View Suite which included access to the Water parks, Onsen pools and the Executive lounge on Level 22. We were very impressed with the Suite - the rooms were very clean and tidy and the housekeeping was very good. There is a Japanese garden on Level 4 with a Koi pond (my kids enjoyed feeding them). They even have resident horses and a games arcade. The staff were all friendly and helpful and were always ensuring we were enjoying our stay. I also enjoyed a professional massage at Sia Spa. Overall, we found this to be an impeccable and quite large Japanese inspired resort - it has everything you need. I would recommend this resort to everyone, (both young and old, and especially to those who love swimming and the water). 5 Stars!

Our family of three—my husband, our seven-year-old daughter, and I—spent an unforgettable four weeks at Mikazuki Resort in Da Nang this February, and we can confidently say it’s the perfect destination for families! Our family room was more spacious than some apartments we’ve stayed in, with huge, incredibly comfortable beds, a massive shower, and a Japanese bath on the balcony overlooking the ocean—pure bliss! The resort’s waterparks were an absolute highlight. The outdoor waterpark, perfect for younger kids, had plenty of slides and a lazy river—our daughter never wanted to leave! The indoor waterpark features Vietnam’s longest waterslide, an artificial surf, and even a Japanese onsen where adults can unwind in mineral hot baths, saunas, and salt rooms. Beyond the pools, there’s endless entertainment: an arcade, small cinema, kids’ club, karaoke booth, and spa, plus Japanese traditional wear rental for a unique cultural experience. Food and drink options are plentiful, with fresh towels available everywhere. The resort is immaculate, with constant maintenance ensuring everything is pristine. We also indulged in the Sia Spa, trying nearly every treatment—the aromatherapy massage was my favourite! And special mention to Ms. Tinh from guest relations, who went above and beyond to organize sightseeing trips, yoga sessions, and dinner reservations (both at the resort and in Da Nang). The daily service was exceptional—our room was cleaned twice a day, and we were spoiled with flowers, chocolates, and thoughtful gifts for our daughter. Dining was a delight—the Teppanyaki restaurant was our favourite, but the hot pot and sushi restaurants were also top-notch. The beach club was a wonderful retreat in the afternoons, and the on-site pharmacy, nurse, souvenir shops and a little minimart and a patisserie. There is also a beach club that was a wonderful place to relax in the afternoons. A perfect balance of kid fun and adult relaxation.

One of the best stays I've ever had! Family friendly and luxury suitable for everyone. The breakfast buffet was outstanding and extensive, outdoor water park and beach club also top notch. Service always with a smile and felt very pampered while staying here. We didn't get a chance to experience the onsen and indoor water park as it was an extra charge, but the hotel itself had so many facilities available for guests, we never felt bored or overcrowded whilst relaxing. Would recommend if you plan to spend most of your time enjoying the resort, as it's about 30 mins from the city hub.

This is an outstanding hotel. Although we stayed at the end of Dec, and the weather was not great (rain of sorts everyday, and on the cooler side of the average temp), we had plenty to do during our 10 night stay. Starting with breakfast (extensive buffet with western/Japanese/Vietnamese/Korean favourites), we were well set up for the day. The heated rooftop infinity pool with swim up bar was sensational, and the weather didn’t matter. We also enjoyed the massive indoor waterpark where the water is also heated - the wave pool was great, and indoor lazy river fun. Outside visitors can pay to enter this indoor waterpark (adjacent to the main hotel), and being school holidays it was definitely busy. If you got bored with this, the Japanese Onsen within the same complex was superb. The hotel has a number of excellent restaurants - everything from pizza/burgers to full on Japanese Teppanyaki. The Nami Beach Club is across the road (but still part of the hotel) looked amazing (think Ku De Ta or Potato Head in Bali). Unfortunately the weather wasn’t good enough for anyone to enjoy it so it was deserted, but we did get a lift in the golf cart one rainy evening to try the restaurant. We were the only intrepid people in there - but there was a very lively wedding reception happening next door in the function room. Despite this, we had yet another outstanding meal and were looked after by attentive staff. We also attended the Christmas Eve Gala buffet dinner (and Japanese show) - wow these people really know how to throw a party. There are two day spas as well. I preferred the one in the Hotel (Sia), but the ambiance is lovely in both. A trip to Hoi An (UNESCO area, lanterns etc) takes an hour from this hotel. We did two day trips there. Our room was superb - as there were three of us, and the pricing was very reasonable, we opted for the 200m2 executive suite with ocean view and two bedrooms, and also opted for unlimited onsen and indoor waterpark entry.

The buffet here really makes the stay worthwhile. They switch it up daily, so you’re not eating the same thing every day, which keeps it fresh and interesting. The staff at the buffet were quick and helpful. The view from the infinity pool—especially with the pool bar right there—is absolutely stunning. And the hotel’s interior design gives it a true five-star feel.