The 8 best nightclubs in Nha Trang for 2026

Paradise Club Nha Trang lies below ground at 40 Tran Phu, inside the Four Seasons Park on the beach side of the road. First-timers should follow Google Maps to find the entrance. Being underground keeps the sound inside, which lets the McCauley line array run loud, and LED screens with 3D effects, lasers and moving heads complete the room. The club's own slogan is “Come to hear it. Live it!”

Doors open at 8 PM and close at 3 AM every night of the week. Resident and visiting DJs play EDM, Electro and Top 40, broken up by a Vietnamese-Thai dance troupe. There are three seating options: VIP standing tables at the floor's edge, Standard-area sofas, and VVIP sofas inside the VIP section for parties of up to 15. Seafront hotel guests can walk over.

Next Level is at 31A Hung Vuong, on a strip of bars serving visitors in the heart of the backpacker quarter; one nightlife guide also calls it Last Call. It opens at 9:30 PM and closes at 2 AM from Sunday to Thursday, staying open until 4 AM on Friday and Saturday. This is a club for late arrivals: guests report the floor is already busy by 11:30 PM. The room is small, with a DJ booth, lights and visuals that move with the beat and a sound system that gets regular praise; it is clean and the staff are friendly.

Unlike most local clubs, Next Level does not play Vinahouse. The playlist sticks to house, tech house and melodic techno, switching to drum & bass on some nights. The crowd is largely Russian, Korean and other international visitors, some arriving with hostel groups, so it feels more like a travelers' dance floor than a Vietnamese table party. It is not a place to eat: the menu is drinks, sharing sets for groups and fruit platters, so have dinner elsewhere first. When booking, say whether you want to stand by the DJ or sit at a group table, and ask how the bill works before ordering. Bring ID and book a ride home.

Walk into KISHO Club at 19 Biet Thu and the Japanese theme is obvious. A huge circular light rig fitted with moving heads hangs low over the dance floor. Around it stand tube-shaped LED columns and screen walls, plus a VIP welcome board edged with seigaiha waves and samurai masks. The club's logo shows three silver cranes flying in a circle around each other.

Hours are 8:30 PM to 1:30 AM, with the busiest stretch from about 10 PM to 1 AM. The music is EDM, Hip-hop and House over JBL speakers, with dancers, guest DJs and rappers each week and a weekly Ladies Night, so check which evening. Tables run from a Standard standing table for four to a VIP-area sofa for 20.

DOM Nha Trang, at 51A Van Don, goes by DOM INTERNATIONAL CLUB, and a lit sign in the room carries its line “The Energy Never Fade”. Its Google Maps listing shows 8:30 PM to 4 AM nightly, making it the only club on this page that runs that late every night. Overhead, a steel truss holds moving heads and a mirror ball; a big LED screen fills the wall behind the DJ, and red lasers rise straight from floor to ceiling.

DJs and MCs keep the room moving with confetti and CO2 jets, and some nights bring a guest act or a themed event. The five-page menu can be viewed before you arrive, which helps groups who like to plan. Seating comes in three levels: standing tables by the floor, VIP tables, and VVIP sofas for larger parties.

ALPHA Nha Trang is at 111B Nguyen Thien Thuat. A few older sources and the cover photo still give number 45, but recent posters and Google Maps both show 111B, and the team sends the exact pin when it confirms your table. Google Maps lists hours of 8 PM to 3 AM, all week. ALPHA is built around its weekly calendar, which gives every night of the week a named programme.

According to the club's published schedule: BIGBABOL on Monday and Sunday, HEELS NITE on Tuesday, DUONG CONG on Wednesday, BALL BLING on Thursday, ALPHA WAVE with resident DJs and MCs on Friday, and CASH CASH on Saturday; names can change. Light-edged standing tables ring the floor, leather sofas form an outer ring that can be joined for big groups, and VIP sofas sit nearest the stage.

HK Club Nha Trang lies below street level at 38 Tran Phu, near the Tram Huong Tower, on the same seafront road as Paradise. The door opens onto the street and you take the steps down to the hall. Do not confuse it with Skylight: that rooftop sits on the top floors of the building with the same number, while HK Club is the basement level. The club has been running since 2014; its website gives 8 PM to 2 AM nightly, while Google Maps shows a 3 AM close on some days, so check when you book. Downstairs is a big hall with a diamond-pattern steel grid full of moving heads overhead, a wall of mirror blocks that changes colour with the music, a light-ringed round stage facing the DJ booth and large LED screens on both sides.

DJs play EDM, Vinahouse and Top 40 through the night, and the club's weekly poster gives each evening a theme: The Leader's Night opens the week on Monday, Queen Remedy is aimed at groups of women on Wednesday, and Sunday Brotherhood closes it out; names can change, and the club has hosted Karik, Quan A.P and Thai Ha. Seating follows group size: two to four at high tables by the floor, four to eight on leather sofas, six to ten along the gold-carved sofas by the mirror wall, and joined tables for parties of ten to twenty, who should give a day's notice. The floor peaks around 11 PM, especially on Saturday. Reviews from 2026 are mixed on the music and service, and a few foreign guests found the bill did not match the menu, so ask about combos and check the receipt before paying.

In the afternoon 717 Beer Club Nha Trang is a place to eat, but after 9 PM the hall at 9 Hung Vuong runs like a proper club. The front reads 717 SpaceX and the inside commits to outer space: a chrome-plated astronaut hovers just under the ceiling, arched gateways with name plates follow one another down the length of the room, and an LED wall blazes behind the DJ booth. The stage is not at the far end but a light-ringed round floor in the very centre, so every table sits close to the action.

Resident DJs set the pace, an MC works the crowd and dancers perform on the round floor to EDM, Vinahouse and remixes, with a guest singer on some nights. Hours are 4 PM to 4 AM, which makes 717 and DOM the two places on this page still going at 4 AM; the difference is that 717 opens in the afternoon, so a group can have dinner on the spot and stay as the floor heats up without moving on. Menus come in four languages, handy for Russian and Korean visitors; parties of ten or more should ask ahead for the VIP cluster.

NOA Dining & Club at 62 Tran Phu, whose logo reads “NOA by Hybrid”, splits into three areas on different schedules. Outside is a garden under a wooden canopy facing the beach road; inside are NOA Lounge and the Night Club. Club nights are Wednesday to Sunday, 9:30 PM until 2 AM, while on Monday and Tuesday the indoor space works as a lounge instead.

The garden opens at 7 AM and keeps a late menu going until 1:30 AM. The kitchen cooks European food, and the menu marks vegetarian and gluten-free options. You can have dinner outside and move indoors to the club without changing venue. Say which area you want when booking; the club is 18+, so bring ID.