anyone stayed long term in da nang vietnam?

[AlexBrown84]

thinking about staying there for a month and chilling everyday eating vietnamese food and going to the beach

 

[Friar Tuck]

Most I've spent there is a month, last August. But not long term. I'd definitely recommend 30 days. Now Brits get 45 days on arrival, visa free. Not sure about USA. Last year I had to apply for the 30 day visa. Looking forward to going back without visa haha. I'll be there in April.

I started off just staying at some favourite hotels on the beachfront, but now have a condo I use which is walking distance to the beach.

 

[kamster]

dont rent anything, hotels are unbeliveably cheap like decent 30sqm 3 star quality for 200 usd a month
for chilling and eating its greatest place ive ever been, but you can swipe entire dating apps in 20 minutes, beach is pretty nice but when i was there you couldnt really swim because of huge ass waves. what shocked me and disqualified this place for staying next months was great amount of whites, a lot of begpacker type people. and they almost dont speak english there

 

[kamster]

also they use zalo app, they asked me for vietnamese passport to use it after couple hours