Furnished Apartment Da Nang: Long-Term Rental Guide (2026)

What counts as "long-term" in Da Nang?

In Da Nang's rental market, long-term typically means 3 months or more. Most landlords set prices based on three tiers: nightly/weekly (short-stay), monthly, and 3–12 month lease. The longer you commit, the lower the effective monthly cost.

For expats planning to stay several months — digital nomads, remote workers, teachers, retirees — a furnished long-term apartment is almost always the smartest and most cost-effective option.

Long-term furnished apartment prices in Da Nang (2026)

Fully furnished, utilities not included. Prices negotiable — use this as a reference, not a ceiling.

What should a "fully furnished" apartment include?

Always request a written inventory — "fully furnished" is not a standard. Here's what a well-furnished Da Nang apartment should include:

• Bed with mattress and pillow (confirm quality)
• Wardrobe and storage
• Sofa and dining table with chairs
• Air conditioning (1 per main room)
• Water heater
• Washing machine (dryers are rare — line drying is the norm)
• Refrigerator
• Basic kitchen equipment: hob, cooking utensils, pots, cutlery, crockery
• TV (often included; smart TV is a bonus)
• WiFi router (or confirm landlord provides it)

Note what's not included — you may need to buy an iron, extra kitchen tools, or a desk fan.

How to negotiate a long-term lease

1. Know your leverage. A 12-month commitment is very attractive to landlords — use it.
2. Ask for the 6-month price even if you want 3 months. You can often meet in the middle.
3. Offer to pay 2–3 months upfront. Cash flow security for the landlord often buys you a better rate.
4. Negotiate included bills. Some landlords will throw in WiFi or water when you commit long-term.
5. Ask about the electricity rate. Ensure it's the government rate, not an inflated "foreigner rate".
6. Push for a flexible exit clause. A 1-month notice period with partial deposit return is reasonable to request.

Best neighbourhoods for long-term furnished rentals

An Thuong — Most walkable for expats

Premium location with everything on your doorstep: cafés, gyms, markets, beach, restaurants. The most popular but also the priciest. Ideal if city walkability and social life matter to you.

My Khe / Bac My An — Calmer long-term vibe

A few streets back from An Thuong but still beach-adjacent. Calmer, less tourist-traffic, slightly cheaper. Popular with couples and longer-term residents who don't need the full buzz of An Thuong daily.

Ngu Hanh Son — Best value for long stays

If your goal is to minimise housing cost and you have a motorbike, Ngu Hanh Son offers significantly cheaper furnished apartments in newer buildings. A solid 1BR can be had for $170–260/month on a 12-month lease.

Where to find long-term furnished apartments

• Facebook groups: "Da Nang Apartments for Expats", "Expats in Da Nang" — active and has real listings
• Local agents: No cost to you — agents work on landlord commission
• Our housing service: We line up verified viewings matching your criteria — get started here
• Property portals: FazWaz, Dot Property, Batdongsan.vn (Vietnamese language)

Also see our apartment rental guide for the complete renting process, or compare Da Nang neighborhoods to find the right area. Browse our current housing listings.