Hotels with Bars in Dalat

Hotel Colline Dalat is an excellent place to stay in the heart of the city. The hotel is conveniently located next to the Dalat Market and within walking distance to many restaurants, cafés, and attractions. The rooms are clean, comfortable, and well maintained, providing a pleasant stay. The staff are friendly, professional, and always ready to assist. The breakfast offers a good variety of delicious choices. Overall, it is a great hotel with good service, a perfect location, and a comfortable atmosphere. Highly recommended for anyone visiting Dalat.

Check in was relatively fuss free although we arrived very late. The welcome drink seems to be self-service, we drank some the next day. You can ask for extra room cards. The buffet was quite good, everyday they make an effort to change up the menu although there are some staples for popular dishes. There is an egg station and a pho station. I appreciate the soya milk at the cereal station and the detox water and atiso tea at the drinks station. Yoghurt with fruits are a daily pick for myself. The salads change daily and are very fresh, I liked it. The hotel is very new, the beds very comfortable and it was interesting that they provided a bolster. The room is big and comfortable, I liked that the floor is not carpeted. They provided rubber slippers. There is free coffee and artichoke tea packets. The hot water at the shower is instantaneous and the water pressure is good. I liked that there is a rain shower. The dustbin in the toilet doesn't open up very well, but not much of an issue. Cleanliness can be improved in terms of picking up hairs, thee was a clump stuck behind the toilet door from before our stay. The cleaner also missed hairs on the chair and stains on the floor but I suspect those maybe cannot be removed. I didn't mind that much. The only negative point of the room was rhe sound of traffic, but I brought ear plugs. The staff was helpful and spoke good English, except for cleaning staff. I loved the driver servixe when we booked the one day service. It was for 1.4 mil for 8 hrs. I also used the gym, it is small but has weights, treadmill, a few multi purpose machines and cycling machines. Blinds can be drawn, the sun is quite strong in the morning. In terms of location, it is about 1 km from the lake. Normally I would say the location ia good, except that the traffic is quite scary when the pavements are not built well and there are motorbikes and buses parked on the pavements which makes it very challenging to walk to places. This is the same for a lot of places we visited. Even for a short distance we called a Grab. There was a decent pho place opposite and to the right of thr hotel and two vegetarian restaurants which we dined at. There was also a massage place nearby. We didn't use the hotel spa or dine at the restaurant although they gave us vouchers. It was more expensive in comparison.

My experience at this resort was absolutely terrible and completely ruined my recent trip to Da Lat. I had specifically booked a room with a garden or courtyard view, clearly stated on the website, but ended up with a room overlooking the gym. It was supposed to be a relaxing getaway, but I was constantly disturbed by the noise from people working out early in the morning, their laughter and chatter waking me up. Moreover, every time I opened the curtains, I'd catch the eyes of people at the gym looking into my room, which made me feel watched and completely lacked privacy. I ended up having to keep the curtains closed throughout my entire stay. The front desk staff told me at check-in that I was getting a complimentary room upgrade for a better experience, but honestly, this room was a huge downgrade. Is this what they call an upgrade? The hotel's promotional photos are glamorous, but they hide these undesirable aspects that only guests who actually stay there discover.

This was the most expensive accommodation of our trip, so I had high expectations, but unfortunately, the shower didn't have hot water and I couldn't use the bathtub in the room 🥲🥲. I was really looking forward to the luxurious bathtub, so that was a big disappointment. Other than that, the room was cute, and the breakfast and afternoon tea were excellent! The overall interior was luxurious with plenty of photo opportunities, so I was very satisfied with all the pictures I took! ◎

The hotel is really nice and new, not far from the city center. It's about a 20-minute drive to the Coaster Adventure Park and a 20-minute walk to GO Supermarket. There are plenty of dining options nearby. The room facilities are good, just a bit noisy. Breakfast, however, was very mediocre. I would still stay here again!

We had a generally pleasant stay at Michelin Hotel. The staff were consistently polite, welcoming, and very helpful, which made a great first impression. Both our room and the common areas were clean and well maintained, adding to the overall comfort. The only downside was the room design. It had large windows on two sides, which let in quite a lot of light at night even with the curtains fully closed. We kept the windows open to get some fresh air, but unfortunately there were no mosquito nets, so we ended up getting bitten and didn’t sleep very well. Overall, it’s a nice hotel with excellent service, but improving light blocking and adding mosquito nets would make the stay much more comfortable.

This is a classical hotel with a lovely elevator. The room was compact, but the high ceilings and fan made it comfortable. The TV was custom-made for the hotel, so I couldn't watch YouTube, and although they had NHK, it was uselessly dubbed in English and had a local announcer? So they left Korean TV with English and Vietnamese subtitles on. That was my only complaint. Perhaps because there were not many guests staying at the hotel, breakfast was not a buffet but was chosen à la carte from the menu, so I had a hearty morning. The duck curry was delicious. Most dishes come in single portions, so ordering too much can be quite a hassle.

A very different experience to my usual choice of hotel. Very old school/retro feel about it. Wooden bath, shutters and some other great features. An amazing stay

The hotel's main advantage is its location. Apart from that, the hotel feels quite old. There is no elevator at the hotel, the receptionist carried our luggage upstairs when we checked in. However, when we checked out, we had to carry our luggage downstairs ourselves. The bathroom had an unpleasant smell, and the water pressure in both the sink and the shower was very weak, making it inconvenient to use. My stay at this hotel ended up being a very unsettling experience. The room door has a partially frosted glass panel, so I could clearly see the shadow of anyone standing outside. A man stood in front of my room several times, and I could see his shadow lingering there. I also saw him reaching for the door handle. It happened around midnight, and I was terrified. I was literally shaking when I reported it to the reception. The receptionist told me he had spoken to the man and said the man was ”just smoking” in the balcony. However, based on what I personally witnessed, it did not seem like someone who was simply smoking. I repeatedly saw his shadow outside my door as he stood there, checking my room. This made me feel extremely unsafe. What made the situation even worse was that there was no additional security latch on the inside of the door, so I did not feel adequately protected. I could barely sleep for the rest of the night. I hope the hotel takes guest safety more seriously by improving room security and ensuring guests feel safe during their stay.

Location at the end of a narrow and long alley. Parking for 2 cars all. Whitehouse views) Breakfast is made on order: not eat as in the usual Swedish table. Towels normal can be asked - will bring. The air conditioner only cools, there is no heating. One night was +6, we got a dop of blankets at request.