Iris Dalat Hotel

Delicious breakfast and quiet place .clean and big room . Good position

Good area, near the Hoa Binh market. With breakfast included. The staffs are friendly. this is a good place for a business trip or travel with family.

This hotel has a very grand lobby and the staff attending are very friendly. Our room was spacious and clean. Couple downsides are that the walls are a little thin. There was a family up at 4am and they were speaking very loudly and their children were running up and down the halls being very loud. Also, the hotel does not have air conditioning, but they did bring a fan for us when we requested it. The weather in Da Lat at night time was cool enough at night that it wasn't too bad. The hotel is walkable to many restaurants.

Very nice 3 stars hotel. Staff is friendly and attentive. Room is clean. Bed linen and bath towels are not like new but ok.

People were constantly smoking in the hallway and smoke can easily come into your room from under the door.

I hate leaving bad reviews, almost all of mine are for places I’ve enjoyed. But…. There comes a time for exceptions to help people make good choices. This is my second time to come to Dalat, and I wanted to stay somewhere more walkable to be close to the market and such, and this place had great reviews, so I thought it was a good choice. To start off with, the staff is great, very friendly, and after a couple of attempts, the morning staff was able to help me also book transport to Nha Trang, so very appreciated on that front. Aside from the horrible noise issues, the hotel was quite a good deal For the cost. The rooms were clean, the beds were fine, but hotels don’t really work if you can’t sleep. Major issue: all the rooms around us were booked by a student group, and up until midnight, there was loud shouting in the halls, what sounded like furniture being rearranged and pounding on all doors (including ours) and people ringing the room doorbells (including ours) until midnight, and again at 7am. I am not exaggerating when I say this was the worst night’s sleep I’ve ever had in a hotel. Ambien and earplugs were no match for the chaos. The hotel staff said they had tried to intervene, and they had received promises that it would get better, but there are students filling every floor, and I’m not spending another night of my vacation dealing with that again. Luckily in all my time awake last night I found a different hotel to stay in. They also said that since I’d booked through *******, they hadn’t been paid yet and wouldn’t be offering me a refund on the last night here even though I was checking out. Night before last was pretty bad, but last night was just insane, I feel like it pretty much ruined half our trip here by itself. Yeah, it was awful. I’ve stayed in some pretty rough places too. This was quite good until that part. Things that were annoying, but not something I’d ever leave a bad review about. Breakfast cooked to order is a bit of a stretch, the guy making the eggs didn’t speak any English and didn’t really try, and just gives you two sunny side up eggs if you talk to him, and the counter in the bathroom was crumbling away, it didn’t hurt my kid so no harm no foul there, and there is a distinct lack of toilet paper in the bathroom. Which given the behavior of the student group may have been intentional 😂. Yeah, so, pretty good place, pretty awful experience. Stay at your own risk, bring earplugs for sure. The walls here seem like they are made to amplify sounds. This has been cross posted from Google as a PSA