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Studio 2B
- No balcony
- Separate shower room & toilet
- No pets
Five brand-new, fully furnished apartments a short walk from Lotte Mart and the Han River. Studios of 50–55 m² and a 100 m² 1-bedroom with its own rooftop garden. Leases from one month.



Updated 4 Oct 2026. Rented units stay listed so you can see when they free up and ask to be notified.
Prices in VND. Electricity and water are billed separately (see costs).
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New furniture throughout. Just bring your suitcase.

25 Hoa Son 10, Hoa Cuong, Hai Chau, Da Nang
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Rent depends on the unit (see above). Everything else is the same for all units.
| Deposit | 1 month's rent |
|---|---|
| Minimum lease | 1 month |
| Electricity | 4,000 VND/kWh, by meter |
| Water | 100,000 VND per person per month |
| Cleaning | Once a week, included |
| Wi-Fi | Free |
| Viewings | Any day 6:00–23:00, or by video call |
WhatsApp, Zalo, Telegram, KakaoTalk or Messenger – whatever you use.
Drop by any day 6:00–23:00, or we walk you through it on a video call.
Bilingual Vietnamese–English contract, 1-month deposit. We register your temporary residence.
One month. The deposit is one month's rent. Longer leases (6+ months) get a lower monthly price.
Fully furnished apartment, free Wi-Fi and weekly cleaning. Electricity is billed by meter at 4,000 VND/kWh and water at 100,000 VND per person per month.
Yes – any day from 6:00 to 23:00. The owner lives in the building, so just call ahead or drop by. If you are abroad we can do a video call.
Yes. The owner registers temporary residence for every occupant when you move in, as Vietnamese law requires. Bring your passport.
Only in the 4th-floor 1-bedroom, which accepts dogs (no cats). The four studios do not accept pets.
Bilingual Vietnamese–English.
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