Hotels with Breakfast in Dalat

We stayed at La Thong Boutique Da Lat for two nights. Da Lat is a city located in the mountains, so the temperature is very different from Nha Trang or Da Nang. Bring a warm sweater and pants; they'll be useful for the evenings! I booked the hotel myself through Trip.com, and paid with a Russian card 👌🤝. It cost 2600 (approximate currency) per night with breakfast, as part of a promotion. Oh, it was just honey – simply divine! 😍 It's a very aesthetic and modern hotel, with comfortable bedding and mattresses! They didn't ask for a deposit in cash or passport. For breakfast, there are several kinds of fruit, pastries, and delicious yogurts, as well as scrambled eggs and fried eggs. There's also soup every morning. The variety isn't huge, but everything is fresh and tasty! The staff are very polite and friendly! They speak good English and answered all our questions about where to exchange money, where to go, and the best places to eat. They even helped us order food through Grab. Overall, we are very satisfied, especially considering the promotional price 🔥🔥. The only downside was that our room was on the 1st floor, and we could hear everything happening at reception. However, it didn't bother us.

The Goldient Boutique Hotel DaLat is a 4-star hotel located in Da Lat, Vietnam. **Excellent Location:** Situated at 26 To Hien Thanh Street, Ward 3, in the heart of Da Lat, the hotel is just 220 meters from a bus stop. It's within a 5-minute drive of attractions like Da Lat Market and Da Lat Cable Car. Iconic spots such as Xuan Huong Lake and the Da Lat Maple Leaf Tourist Area are also nearby. **Well-Equipped Facilities:** The hotel boasts a scenic swimming pool, fitness center, restaurant, bar, and even a golf course. Guests can also enjoy complimentary Wi-Fi and free parking, catering to a variety of traveler needs. **Comfortable Rooms:** With 60 rooms, the hotel offers a range of options including standard rooms, deluxe rooms, suites, and apartments. Each room is beautifully decorated in an Indochinese style and equipped with modern amenities like a refrigerator, mini-bar, and TV. Some rooms also feature balconies, offering lovely city or pool views. **Exceptional Service:** The hotel staff are friendly, welcoming, and provide thoughtful, attentive service. For example, they'll offer a cup of hot tea while guests wait for a taxi in the lobby. Additionally, the hotel provides complimentary breakfast and afternoon tea.

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.

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

The room was a bit small, but very clean. My room faced the street, and the balcony offered a beautiful spot for photos. The restaurant on the fourth floor also has windows that provide a lovely view of the city, perfect for pictures. You absolutely have to try the complimentary 30-minute massage – it was incredibly relaxing! Breakfast was quite rich, and most of the nearby attractions are within walking distance. Highly recommend!

No lift so if travel with big and heavy luggage, need to highlight this to them.. At night, the lights at the villa's common area were too dim especially the staircase. Should just add some sensor light. A friendly suggestion that you should place a concierge counter and staff near the entrance. Upon arrival, I have to carry my own luggage up the staircase to the lobby to check in. After that, they only brought my luggage to the buggy and left behind my backpack at the lobby. Besides, it will be more welcoming if someone greeted us upon arrival. But there's no one there. Luckily the scent of lily at the lobby makes it up. Breakfast was good. Environment was beautiful. Bed and pillows are comfy. Meeting the international chain standard. The food at Chinese restaurant next to the hotel is decent but not very authentic.

I love it. We had a chance to upgrade our room to premier (although only on the third day, but still, it was a great deal). Good breakfast, and normally it is a buffet, but if there are too few guests, is it a la carte. It is the best hotel around (we've checked a few nearby, and they are much worse (conditions of the rooms, beddings, etc) Sometimes it was very difficult to communicate with some of the staff, even with a translator, and it feels like I was talking to the alien, so be patient))

The hotel is very luxurious, beautiful, and clean. The staff are enthusiastic and friendly. It's quite close to Da Lat market, just over 1km away. Another plus is its proximity to the famous Tao Ngo Chicken Hotpot with É Leaves restaurant in Da Lat. You can walk there in about 50m. This was a real surprise on my trip, truly delightful!

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.

The hotel room was large enough, but there was no air conditioning, but a fan. The bathroom was a bit different, except for a freestanding bathtub. Breakfast was plentiful, and the location was central.