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You won't believe this VIEW in Da Nang - $680 Apartment tour

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Travis Travels Vietnam
Travis Travels Vietnam

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In this apartment tour, the host visits his friend Ryan's serviced apartment in Da Nang's My An neighborhood, which rents for 18 million VND (about 680 USD) per month. The top-floor, one-bedroom unit features a large open living area, an office nook, two bathrooms, a full kitchen, and a balcony offering sweeping views of the Han River. Ryan shares practical details on how he found the rental by driving around and contacting the building directly, his six-month contract, and included services like weekly cleaning and Wi-Fi. He notes that electricity bills run around 2 million VND in hot months, primarily due to air conditioning. The location strikes a balance between being close to the beach and the tourist zone while retaining a more local Vietnamese atmosphere. Ryan also discusses typical rental types in Da Nang—serviced apartments, houses, and big condos—and flags common issues like roof leaks and mold, which the landlord has been responsive about. The video is a thorough guide for expats and remote workers considering medium-term rentals in Da Nang, with honest pros and cons about cost, contract terms, and living conditions.

Key Facts

  1. Base rent: 18 million VND per month (~$680 USD)
  2. Electricity bill: ~2 million VND/month in hot months
  3. Contract: 6-month minimum, monthly possible but fewer options
  4. Included: weekly cleaning, Wi-Fi; water/trash negligible
  5. Location: My An (river side, beach side), 7-floor serviced apartment

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