Hotels in Dalat

"The hotel near Dalat Market was great for walking to the night market and Xuân Hương Lake. Expect some street noise, but the central location is unbeatable. visit the Crazy House and try the local 'bánh tráng nướng'."

"I had very high expectations but got quite irritated by front desk demanding to see my Visa. I told them that I entered legally and they are not immigration. This really bothered me as none of the hotels every asked such bureaucratic and annoying question. Worse than in China. Room 101 seems the worst, has a window with a curtain facing the public area and sure enough before 8 am some staff needed to clip dead leaves while I had no privacy. Mosquitoes disrupted my sleep as well as relentless guest noises from the elevator at 5am, poor sound insulation. Breakfast was outstanding with an incredible selection of culinary delights. Well done, The rest of the stay was absolutely wonderful, fruits and coffee machine in the modern and tastefully appointed room made up for some of the frustrations. Please stop the irritating visa question, it spoiled my mood considerably. I would have otherwise given a perfect score."

"The most of the staff can't speak English! Very negative attitude for our questions, Gave a wrong info or I don't know! The food was so TERRIBL, we ordered for lunch on 1st day. Pumpkin soup and Pizza - So terrible ! No Hot pepper or no Hot sauce. They brought chilli sauce for the Pho! But one manager was so professional, she gave us all we need plus many helpful tips so we could finish our trip without any further trouble. A huge hotel but very few trained staff! Thanks!"

"Individual and nice rooms. Bed a bit to soft for me. No coffee machine in the room. Breakfast ok and dinner in the restaurant just ok Overall everything like in the description and a good place in DaLat."

"The cheapest room is an attic room, with the second sleeping area quite close to the ceiling. However, I found it comfortable as a solo traveler. The room offers a valley view, and it's perfect for those seeking nature and an escape from the noisy city. My only minor suggestion for convenience would be a shelf for the kettle closer to a power outlet (perhaps where the fan is plugged in) or the provision of an extension cord."

"The hotel is located separately from the city so the atmosphere is great. At night you can see the stars. The receptionist is cute and attentive. When the whole family arrived, they also gave us tickets for the evening buffet. However, the garden view on the first floor overlooks the restaurant so we can't see anything. The family next door is very noisy. At 1am, I couldn't sleep so I called the receptionist. They also didn't show me how to close the mesh window overlooking the garden because it's very difficult to close and doesn't block the noise."

"The price was very reasonable, and the location was convenient. I mainly rented the room to rest and spent a lot of time sightseeing outside, so the room was great. The reception staff were enthusiastic and polite. When I left, the shop gave me a succulent plant as a gift, which was adorable!"

"Brand new hotel which is not finished as yet April 2025. No pool or bar ready for use. The hotel rooms are well appointed except for the usual Asian design issues. Shower door opens inward so you have to squeeze into the corner to be able to shut it. Breakfast buffet was very good with a huge range of food available."

"The location is very good, quite near night market walking distance like below 10minutes. But 1 very bad experience is: it’s sound proof are zero level, our room facing Main Street is super noisy during night time till mid night; and early morning like 5am the street starts live, it is literally live! People are talking loud, you can’t get a good sleep. But I don’t blame, due to it’s strategic location. They only have 1 quite room per floor, so please make your own good choice."

"This hotel needs a rebuild, or at least a comprehensive renovation. It's highly overpriced in its current state, perhaps still attracting guests like me by the Muong Thanh name. Almost everything is old and worn out. There is only one reachable power socket in the room, not on the bedside. One bedside table lamp had a broken inline switch, which hangs out of view, and is a shock hazard as one touches it. When I reported this, they just took the lamp away. I had to ask for a replacement again as that was the only nighttime light one can reach. The bathroom is very dimly lit, shower flow feeble, and shower gel and shampoo too little even for one person. No conditioner. Breakfast service is mediocre. Empty dishes and coffee carafe were not replenished even after 15 minutes. After someone spilled coffee, nobody came to clean it up."