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To really make the most of the hotel’s crowning glory, timetable your visit to the rooftop infinity pool. To capture good pictures and to swim without much disturbance, plan a morning look almost immediately after you’ve had breakfast—the light’s beautiful, and more often than not, you’ll almost have the pool to yourself. Late afternoon is also great for a view of the sun setting over the city; however, that’s the busiest time of day. Sipping a cocktail at the rooftop bar, as lights come on in the city, is an experience not to be missed.

From the town, itself is Old Hoi An, a UNESCO World Heritage site, which lies just forty minutes to the south. Of course, a great tip would be, take a taxi or Grab there in the afternoon; see it under beautiful lantern lighting in the evening when it’s magical; have dinner and then grab a car back so that on your visit you don’t bear midday sun and you get to see Hoi An at its best.

And for one of the most unbelievable nature and culture experiences, you must pay a visit to the Marble Mountains, Five limestone And marble hills just a 15-minute drive from The hotel. A smart hack: take the elevator up the main mountain (Thuy Son): this way, your energy is saved for exploring the stunning network of caves, tunnels, and Buddhist pagodas that are built into the mountain. And the view from the top is phenomenal.

Although there are numerous tourist-oriented seafood shacks, the real thing, and often less expensive, is a couple of blocks up from the main drag. Here you’ll find smaller, local eateries that are very popular with residents. Chance on one that seems bustling and humble. A not-to-miss Da Nang delicacy is ‘My Quang’, yummy noodles of the locality. Your visit to these spots will really present you with the flavor of Central Vietnamese food.