Da Nang Mikazuki Japanese Resorts & Spa (Da Nang Mikazuki Japanese Resorts And Spa)

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We had a great stay at Mikazuki! The water park was a real highlight for our family with 3 kids. A special thank you to staff member Toan, who helped us on our first buggy trip to the beach and continued to assist us throughout our stay, always willing, helpful and with a bright smile. It made a real difference to our experience!

Please make air cast for iPhone to be possible in the room…

The hotel, staff, amenities, restaurants and overall grounds/water park are fantastic. Ideal for families. We had a great stay. My only criticism and this isn’t at the hotel becUse the hotel is great. It’s there isn’t much around the hotel so you do feel isolated.

Huge beds

Staff went above and beyond to ensure our comfort. Special thanks to Hoa and Annie for excellent customer service and to the Nami restaurant staff, where you will find excellent food and maybe the worlds most refreshing cocktail (Pho)

Clean room, good view and service

We stayed at Mikazuki Da Nang for two nights with our family. From the moment we arrived, the staff set a high bar. Our concierge Thuy was attentive and genuinely helpful throughout our stay, and Huy at the Executive Club on Level 22 delivered standout service that made that space one of the highlights of our trip. The food was also excellent — the noodle station in particular, where the chef's soups were some of the best we had in Vietnam. That said, the overall experience did not match what we expected from a five-star property. The biggest issue was the shared locker rooms between hotel guests and water park day visitors. It made what should have been a premium experience feel crowded and impersonal. We also did not see a lifeguard supervising the outdoor lazy river — a real concern when traveling with young children. The traditional kids' games were a nice idea in concept, but they were calibrated so difficult that our children left frustrated rather than having fun. We visited several five-star resorts during our Vietnam trip, including Sheraton Da Nang. Compared to those properties, Mikazuki stands out for its water park, onsen, and staff quality. But the luxury feel, family-focused amenities, and safety standards need work to justify the overall positioning as a premium resort. Thuy, Huy, and the culinary team were exceptional. The property has real potential — it just needs to close the gap between its best moments and the full guest experience.

We stayed at Mikazuki Da Nang for two nights with our family. From the moment we arrived, the staff set a high bar. Our concierge Thuy was attentive and genuinely helpful throughout our stay, and Huy at the Executive Club on Level 22 delivered standout service that made that space one of the highlights of our trip. The food was also excellent — the noodle station in particular, where the chef's soups were some of the best we had in Vietnam. That said, the overall experience did not match what we expected from a five-star property at this price point. The biggest issue was the shared locker rooms between hotel guests and water park day visitors. It made what should have been a premium experience feel crowded and impersonal. We also did not see a lifeguard supervising the outdoor lazy river — a real concern when traveling with young children. The traditional kids' games were a nice idea in concept, but they were calibrated so difficult that our children left frustrated rather than having fun. We visited several five-star resorts during our Vietnam trip, including Sheraton Da Nang. Compared to those properties, Mikazuki stands out for its water park, onsen, and staff quality. But the luxury feel, family-focused amenities, and safety standards need work to justify the price. Thuy, Huy, and the culinary team were exceptional. The property has real potential — it just needs to close the gap between its best moments and the full guests experience.

Nice but no good beach , far from city , good good but only if you like Japanese food, same breakfast every day. But very nice hotel . Water park not worth it.

This hotel is not worth the premium - Check in and check out were slow, they insisted on checking our room before we left to ensure we hadn’t made any damage (the only hotel in VT which had this protocol) which resulted in us nearly missing our flight. You have to pay to use the water park which is advertised in the hotel listing. Pool area has few loungers and could not see any towels anywhere (this is a 5 star hotel apparently), and is full of locals who come to use the waterpark. They play loud music by the pool, not relaxing at all. Theres tv screens throughout the hotel trying to sell crap. The beach bar restaurant is nice. Only gave us two towels in the room, the strongly sold ‘free mini bar’ is two cokes and two small beers All in all not worth the premium at all for the experience Stay somewhere else