Located along My Khe Beach – one of the world’s six most beautiful beaches as voted by Forbes, the Furama – Ariyana Danang International Tourism Complex and Furama Resort Danang are not only among the most beloved destinations for travelers but also a true hub of cultural depth and rich experiences.
Inside Furama Resort Danang
FROM A SEASIDE ICON TO AN INTERNATIONAL TOURISM COMPLEX
Since its official opening in 1997, Furama Resort & Villas Danang – the Culinary and Heritage Resort – has made its mark as Vietnam’s first five-star beach resort, officially placing the country on the global map of luxury seaside tourism.
The Lagoon Forest, carefully nurtured by the resort since 1997, has now become a true “green lung” at the heart of the property
Over nearly 30 years of establishment and development, the resort has expanded into the Furama – Ariyana Danang International Tourism Complex — a leading destination for leisure and MICE tourism, harmoniously blending natural beauty, luxurious accommodations, and state-of-the-art convention facilities.
Throughout its 30 years of establishment and growth, the Furama – Ariyana Danang International Tourism Complex has remained a favorite destination for international movie stars and artists.
(Photo: Korean actress Seo Ye Ji at Furama Resort Danang)
Here, visitors can enjoy a unique seaside retreat at Furama Resort & Villas Danang, Vietnam’s first Culinary and Heritage Resort.
The complex also boasts state-of-the-art convention facilities, including the International Convention Palace (ICP) and the Ariyana Convention Centre Danang, which proudly hosted APEC 2017, further affirming its status as a premier MICE destination in the region.
A HERITAGE LIVING SPACE — REDEFINING LUXURY RESORT EXPERIENCES
Described as a gateway connecting three UNESCO World Heritage Sites — Hội An, Mỹ Sơn, and Huế — the resort features 198 rooms and suites along with 65 private pool villas, all designed in a harmonious blend of Vietnamese tradition and French colonial elegance.
It is the perfect choice for travelers seeking a distinctive, refined, and elegant retreat imbued with cultural charm.
Furama Villas Danang
Bearing the creative signature of Denton Corker & Marshall (Australia), Furama Resort Danang draws inspiration from the local Champa culture, infused with the elegant Indochine spirit. The red-tiled roofs shaded by coconut palms, breezy corridors, and dark wooden pillars adorned with handcrafted carvings evoke a vivid sense of heritage.
Its architecture embodies timeless beauty, offering not just a visual delight but a living narrative — where past and present intertwine in every detail.
The bedroom design exudes a heritage ambiance, blending inspired Indochine architecture with Champa cultural elements.
From the balcony of Furama Villas Danang
The interior space, designed by HBA Hong Kong, offers a refined blend of natural materials such as wood, stone, and ceramics with a touch of modern elegance. Soft lanterns, ceramic patterns, and motifs inspired by ocean waves and Champa culture are harmoniously arranged, evoking a sense of Vietnamese soul that is both graceful and familiar.
Every detail invites guests to listen to the story of Central Vietnam’s heritage — not only to see it, but to feel it with all their senses.
THE CONTINUING CULINARY STORY
As the pioneer of luxury beach tourism in Vietnam and a brand synonymous with heritage and gastronomy, Furama Resort Danang understands that the true mission of tourism lies in promoting the image and culture of Vietnam to the world. True travel is about learning and connection, and cuisine serves as a bridge to discover, understand, and preserve both local and global cultural values. Perhaps, the true “luxury” of a vacation lies not merely in the class of accommodation — but in the depth of experience it offers.
That is why every restaurant within the resort is crafted as a “cultural stage”, where dishes, ambiance, and local ingredients come together to tell the story of heritage from every region of Vietnam. The resort’s nine dining venues are envisioned as culinary theaters, where Vietnamese heritage is expressed through flavors and aromas.
By meticulously recreating the atmosphere of different regions, Furama Resort Danang transforms dining into a journey through time and taste — from tradition to modernity, from local identity to global cuisine.
A corner of the “miniature Northwest” nestled within the resort — at Tàya House Restaurant, where a serene Muong Khụ wooden stilt house rests gracefully on a gentle hillside.
The five-compartment wooden house of Kinh Bac has been meticulously restored, offering guests a one-of-a-kind cultural and culinary experience.
Lamb rib steak served at Steak House The Fan, set within a traditional five-compartment wooden house, never fails to surprise and delight diners.
V-Senses Café – Vietnamese Heritage House, often known as a restaurant that revives the royal cuisine of the ancient capital, offers a wide variety of traditional Vietnamese dishes.
(Photo: Sturgeon noodle soup currently served at V-Senses Café)
INTERNATIONAL CONVENTION & EXHIBITION CENTER – A LEADING MICE DESTINATION IN THE REGION
Beyond leisure tourism, the Furama – Ariyana Danang International Tourism Complex is also recognized as a premier MICE hub in the region. Covering a total area of over 12,000 square meters, the complex is home to the Furama International Convention Palace (ICP) and the Ariyana Convention Centre Danang — a landmark venue that earned global recognition after successfully hosting the APEC 2017 Leaders’ Week.
The Seminar on the 50th Anniversary of ASEAN – New Zealand Dialogue Partnership held at the International Convention Palace, Furama Resort Danang.
Beach Lounge at Ariyana Convention Centre Danang
Designed to international standards, the convention system here can accommodate everything from high-level meetings and thematic conferences to trade exhibitions and large-scale cultural and artistic events. Its flexible spaces, state-of-the-art facilities, and professional operations team provide comprehensive event solutions tailored to every need.
DANANG TOURISM PROMOTION CENTER
