I'm an expat working in Vietnam. I stayed at Furama from August 11 - 13 recently with some friends and I've been working in Vietnam for over a year, this is my first visit to Furama. I must say that I enjoyed thoroughly every minute of my stay. The staff is friendly and helpful, the rooms we had were spacious and clean, the food was good; I could only remember one other place I enjoyed as much i.e. Sunrise in Nha Trang. We enjoyed their spa and though our stay was short, we had a wonderful weekend destressing from our demanding work. Would recommend this to anyone who needs a short break from work!

Our travel agent booked us into the Furama resort as a base from which to explore the area - at the same time being a bit of a place to tke a rest half way through our rather demanding schedule in Vietnam. We are not beach types.

Our room is large and well equipped although the free internet proves that you get what you pay for - ie not very much!! I would agree that the food is generally disappointing, rather a problem when there is no alternative nearby.

In all, we felt the isolated location of the hotel to be the main problem. It appears that the Furama have had it all to themselves for far too long and have become complacent. The beach is lovely and the situation ideal - so the arrival of three more large resorts that we can see (and surely more in the planning stages) should ensure that standards will need to be addressed before long.

We weren't sorry to leave. The Furama could have done a good deal more for us - a more frequent shuttle to Hoi An at convenient times of the day, a shorter menu with better quality food, changed frequently, and more activities/diversions for those who prefer not to sit in the sun all day long.

I'd choose somewhere in Hoi An next time.

Always, always an amazing stay. This was my fourth time staying at the Furama in Danang. Pay for the ocean view room because it is worth it. Staff is so friendly, food is great, the location on the beach is fantastic.

This hotel is a haven of peace and calm. Great food, with a sumptuous breakfast buffet, an atmospheric bar and friendly staff. The beach was gorgeous with clear, clean blue water, gentle waves for the kids to swim in and an expanse of clean white sand. Two good pools in the hotel, which was not crowded. Very pretty at dawn as the mist hangs over Monkey Hill across the bay. Hoi Anh town is a free shuttle bus ride away and I also hired a car and driver for a day trip to Hue, where the imperial tombs and citadel are a "must see". Enjoy China Beach while you can, before the planned wave of development makes it crowded - at the moment the Furama is the only show in town. It's not cheap, but we loved our five nights there.