5-Star Hotels in Dalat

The staff service is truly top-notch. It was really the best. The facilities are also excellent.

Lived only one night, I can't tell clearly all the benefits and minus. But overall a decent hotel. There's a shortcoming that is noisy next door. But after 11 p.m. everything seems to be quiet.

The location is excellent, right between Da Lat Night Market and Xuan Huong Lake. You can enjoy lake views from the hotel entrance or from rooms facing the lake at any time. The hotel itself is grand, luxurious, and has a classic, antique feel. It truly makes you feel like an 18th or 19th-century French aristocrat. The garden is also beautifully maintained and opulent. Breakfast was good, and I especially enjoyed the afternoon tea starting at 2 PM. However, Da Lat mornings and evenings are cold. Even though I used the fireplace heater in my room, it was still chilly, and I ended up catching a cold. It's a good idea to bring warm clothes or pajamas for sleeping. P.S. My name is Young Been, but it was written as Young Heen. T_T

This French-inspired, small yet exquisite boutique hotel reminded me of ones I've stayed at in European towns, both in its service philosophy and overall design. It's perfect for guests who appreciate quality and attention to detail. 🛏️ The room wasn't huge, but it was small and compact. The bedding was very comfortable, with a fluffy and soft duvet. The pillows were just right in height, and there were two types to choose from. The bedding felt soft and gentle on the skin, clearly carefully selected. Given the rainy season, the room felt a bit damp, and small ants appeared at night. I'd suggest some intervention for the balcony gaps. 🛀 The bathroom was spacious, and my favorite part was the sunken bathtub – small and adorable. Since it was raining when I arrived, I enjoyed a hot bath. Upon check-in, you can choose your preferred scent for the bath products. They provide three bottles (shampoo, conditioner, body wash) which you can take with you, and the brass details really impressed me. The amenity packaging also matched the brand's vintage color scheme. 🍞 The restaurant only serves breakfast and dinner. Dinner is a set menu and requires a three-hour advance reservation because, as I was told, ingredients are sourced fresh. There's no afternoon tea or a la carte coffee. Given the hotel's location on a mountain, a bit far from the city, I'd suggest offering more dining options, especially considering the inconvenience of getting around Da Lat during the rainy season. 🧖‍♀️ There's a heated thermal pool available, but it requires a separate ticket and closes at 8 PM. This is far too early; I didn't get a chance to experience it, but it looked somewhat like a Turkish bath. Overall, it was a very pleasant experience. The hotel staff were warm and friendly, and communication in English was fluent. I hope it continues to improve.

We stayed for 2 nights. It's clear the hotel was once very luxurious when it was built, but unfortunately, it's rapidly falling into disrepair and its condition isn't being maintained. We had a suite with a lake view. The room was large and nice, with a big wardrobe and even an electric fireplace. However, due to humidity, the furniture was swollen, the room was damp, and the toilet smelled of sewage. The cleaning quality was poor. Breakfast was average, there wasn't even a coffee machine. We paid extra for a boat ride, which we enjoyed – it was meditative and atmospheric. We also visited the hotel's mini-zoo. We felt really sorry for the animals – skinny camels, goats crammed in large numbers into a small enclosure, and ostriches with plucked wings. One of the ostriches was carrying a girl on its back; it clearly didn't like it and was very agitated, eventually throwing her off backward at speed, right into a fence. The animals' condition was very sad. The grounds are pleasant, with lots of greenery. There's construction on the opposite bank, apparently a new hotel, with many cabins under scaffolding. This, unfortunately, spoils the whole view. The attitude towards guests was excellent. Twice, a staff member came to help me, once to catch a grasshopper and another time a huge spider in the room. They respond to every request and try their best to help with everything. Overall, we liked everything, except for the dirt, dampness, and an endless number of insects in the room.

The hotel is new, so everything looks pretty decent. Breakfast is an acquired taste; the only European options are omelets or fried eggs. There seems to be a wide selection, but it's hard to find something appealing, and there aren't many fruits. The hotel's location is good, close to the lake, night market, and restaurants. Soundproofing, like in all hotels in Vietnam, isn't great. You can hear all the noise from the corridor and the road.

Personally, I feel that there is no air conditioning. It is very hot and stuffy in the evening. Although there is an old fan, it cannot improve the stuffy situation. The aerial landscape vegetable garden on the seventh floor is highly recommended. You can order a cup of coffee and enjoy the beautiful scenery. It’s great! The breakfast environment is excellent and the dishes are average