Travel Guide: Casa de Tan 3 – Hồ Jaccuzi, Da Nang

Introduction

Nestled in a quiet residential corner of Da Nang, just 400 meters from the sun-dappled South China Sea, Casa de Tan 3 is the ideal base for travelers craving a relaxed, home-like Vietnamese beach getaway. Whether you’re traveling with family, bringing your four-legged companion, or seeking a quiet retreat away from Da Nang’s busier tourist strips, this self-catering villa-style property balances comfort, convenience, and value perfectly.

Hotel Overview

Casa de Tan 3 is located at 97 Đường Nguyễn Đức An, a 10-minute drive from Da Nang International Airport, with complimentary airport shuttle service included for all guests. The property caters to groups and families with spacious family rooms, all non-smoking, and welcomes pets with no extra fees. Key highlights include a year-round indoor pool, a dedicated children’s pool, and a relaxing hot jacuzzi (the property’s namesake) with views of the nearby marble mountains. For self-catering travelers, a full kitchen (plus a simplified kitchenette in select units) comes equipped with a refrigerator, microwave, washing machine, dryer, and all necessary cleaning supplies, and outdoor barbecue facilities are available for a small extra fee.

Complimentary perks include unlimited property-wide WiFi, free public street parking with accessible spots for disabled guests, and 24/7 security with on-site guards, security cameras, and safety equipment throughout the building. The multilingual staff speaks both English and Vietnamese, and offers fast check-in/check-out, dry cleaning, and car rental for added convenience.

Nearby Attractions

Three unmissable local spots are within easy reach of the property:

• My Khe Beach: Just a 5-minute walk from Casa de Tan 3, this 6-kilometer stretch of golden sand is consistently ranked one of the most beautiful beaches in Vietnam. With calm, warm waters and affordable beachside seafood stalls, it’s perfect for early morning swims or sunset picnics.
• Marble Mountains: A 10-minute drive from the hotel, this cluster of five limestone hills hosts ancient Buddhist sanctuaries, hidden cave temples, and panoramic viewpoints overlooking Da Nang’s coastline. The hilltop pagodas offer cool, shaded respite on hot summer days.
• Dragon Bridge: Da Nang’s iconic illuminated bridge is a 15-minute drive away. Don’t miss the weekend fire-breathing show, where the 666-meter bridge’s giant dragon sculpture spits flame and water into the Han River after dark.

Travel Tips

Book your stay well in advance during peak season (June to August) to secure your preferred room, as family-friendly pet-friendly properties in this area fill up quickly. If you plan to use the barbecue facilities, ask the front desk to book your spot and stock up on fresh meat and seafood from the nearby Nguyen Duc An morning market the night before. Grab a reusable water bottle for day trips—all rooms have filtered water, cutting down on plastic waste. Finally, the property’s close proximity to the beach means you can leave your heavy beach umbrella at home: just walk 10 minutes down to the shore, and you can rent a sun lounger for less than $2 USD a day.