Da Nang One-Month Stay Cost and Housing Guide
If you're thinking about a one-month stay in Da Nang, the two questions everyone asks first are: "How much will it cost?" and "How do I find a place?" This guide answers both, with a focus on people who want to try the city for a month rather than commit to a long-term lease.
Da Nang is one of the most popular cities in Vietnam for a short-term stay. It has a beach, decent city infrastructure, and living costs that are significantly lower than in Korea. Whether you're working remotely or just looking for somewhere to decompress for a month, it works well.
Monthly Budget for a One-Month Stay in Da Nang
Here's a rough per-person breakdown of monthly expenses. Actual costs vary a lot depending on your lifestyle, so treat these as ballpark figures.
Rent is the biggest expense. A fully furnished studio or one-bedroom on a short-term monthly lease runs around $500–$900. Short-term rates are higher than long-term rates. Ocean-view units near My Khe beach cost more; places further inland or more budget-friendly options come in lower.
Food runs around $300–$450 per month if you eat out most of the time. Da Nang has a wide variety of affordable food — local restaurants cost $2–$4 per meal, and mid-range spots are $5–$10. Cooking at home brings the cost down.
Transport on Grab runs about $30–$80 per month. Da Nang is compact enough that you won't spend much getting around. A local SIM with unlimited data costs $5–$10 per month. Add another $50–$150 for cafes, a gym, and activities.
All in, a solo traveler can expect to spend roughly $1,000–$1,600 per month. Budget-conscious travelers can get under $1,000; if you want a nicer apartment and eat out often, expect to spend more. Either way, it's considerably cheaper than a month of living in Korea.
How to Find a Place for a One-Month Stay
Finding a place for a month is a bit different from long-term renting. A one-month term means fewer options and a different process.
There are three main approaches. The first is a short-term monthly rental — renting a fully furnished apartment for one month. It's cheaper than a hotel and feels more like home, which makes it the most practical option for a month-long stay. The second is a hotel-style residence, common near My Khe beach, which includes cleaning and management services — good if convenience is your priority. The third is Airbnb, which works well for stays of one to two weeks or if you prefer communicating directly with a host.
For a full month, a short-term monthly rental or a residence typically gives the best balance of cost and comfort. Short-term rentals come fully furnished with appliances, so you can cook at home and save on food too.
In terms of neighborhood, My Khe beach is the most popular area for a one-month stay. It's right by the sea and close to the An Thuong cafe strip, making it a comfortable base for a month. If you want better access to city amenities, the Han River area is another solid option. For a full breakdown of Da Nang neighborhoods, see the complete rental guide. → Da Nang Monthly Rental and Apartment Guide
Below are current listings available in Da Nang, including short-term options suitable for a one-month stay.
Featured listings in Da Nang
Verified1BR · 0㎡ · Min. lease 0 months
1-bedroom apartment on Street 30/4, Hoa Cuong area, Hai Chau District, Da Nang. Comes with pool, elevator, underground parking, and fingerprint access. Available now.
Verified1BR · 45㎡ · Min. lease 0 months
High-floor 1-bedroom apartment on Le Than Toan Street, Son Tra District, Da Nang. Close to Han River Bridge and Vincom. 45㎡, great ventilation. 13,500,000 VND/month.
Verified1BR · 0㎡ · Min. lease 6 months
Studio apartment on Ta My Xuat Street, Son Tra District, a short distance from Han River Bridge. Fully furnished with brand-new items, well-ventilated, and ready to move in.
Verified1BR · 45㎡ · Min. lease 6 months
45m² studio on Chau Thi Vinh Te Street, Ngu Hanh Son District. 1 bedroom, 1 bathroom. Close to My Khe Beach. Rent: 11,000,000 VND/month. Available now.
Short-Term Monthly Rental Prices in Da Nang
Approximate prices for fully furnished short-term rentals. These are higher than long-term rates (6 months or more).
| Type | Size | Monthly Rate (USD) |
|---|---|---|
| Studio | 30–45㎡ | $500–$750 |
| 1 Bedroom | 45–65㎡ | $650–$1,000 |
| 2 Bedrooms | 70–95㎡ | $900–$1,500 |
Prices vary depending on whether you have an ocean view, how close you are to the city center, and how new the building is. Staying two months or more can bring the monthly rate down slightly. Deposits for short-term rentals are typically around one month's rent — less of a commitment than long-term leases.
Useful Things to Know Before Your One-Month Stay
Visa: Korean passport holders get 45 days visa-free, so a one-month stay requires no visa arrangements at all. Just arrive and go.
Finding a place: Even for a short-term rental, try to view the apartment in person or at least get a video walkthrough. It's common to book based on photos alone, but the reality doesn't always match. Always confirm that air conditioning, hot water, and internet are working — especially internet speed if you're working remotely.
Internet: Most Da Nang condos offer 100Mbps or faster, which is plenty for video calls and remote work. There are also plenty of cafes set up well for working, since a lot of people come here specifically to work remotely.
BE-JIB: BE-JIB's Korean team personally verifies Da Nang listings before they go live. We can also point you toward short-term options suitable for a one-month stay. Let us know via KakaoTalk what neighborhood, budget, and dates you're looking at, and we'll narrow it down for you — including confirming short-term availability.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does a one-month stay in Da Nang actually cost? For one person including rent, roughly $1,000–$1,600 per month. You can go lower if you budget carefully, or higher if you want a nicer place and eat out often. Rent is the biggest variable, so the type of apartment you choose has the most impact on your total.
Can I rent an apartment for just one month? Yes, short-term monthly rentals and hotel-style residences are available for one-month stays. Short-term rates are higher than long-term, but the units are fully furnished and move-in ready. My Khe beach area has the most short-term options.
Do I need a visa? Korean passport holders get 45 days visa-free, so no visa is needed for a one-month stay. Just enter, spend your month, and leave.
Is Da Nang good for remote work? Yes. Most condos have internet at 100Mbps or faster, which handles video calls and heavy workloads without issues. There's a solid cafe culture for working too. Just double-check internet speed when choosing your apartment.
Which neighborhood is best for a one-month stay? My Khe beach is the most popular choice — you're close to the sea and the An Thuong cafe strip, which makes for a comfortable base. If city access matters more to you, the Han River area works well too. There's a dedicated guide for My Khe. → Da Nang My Khe Beach Monthly Rental Guide
Can I extend or switch to a long-term lease after one month? Yes. Many people try a place for a month and then extend the same rental or move to a long-term lease. Starting short-term is a low-risk way to decide if Da Nang is right for you.
Also Considering Another City?
Nha Trang is another popular choice for a one-month stay in Vietnam. It's a smaller city with great beach access. If you're comparing options, check out the Nha Trang guide too. → Nha Trang One-Month Stay Complete Guide
To browse Da Nang listings right now, check the listing cards above, or reach out via KakaoTalk with your preferred neighborhood, budget, duration, and move-in date. The BE-JIB team will put together a shortlist of one-month-ready options for you.
This guide is based on conditions as of Q1 2026. Prices and policies can change, and we update this guide regularly.
