New Hotels in Dalat

"Very close to Da Lat Night Market, with plenty of small shops to explore nearby on foot. It's also just a few minutes walk through the back alley to Sunny Spa, a famous local chain for massage and hair wash. The breakfast selection is extensive, and the hotel staff are all very enthusiastic. Having a laundry room is a great bonus. The grilled rice paper and avocado ice cream at the night market are both delicious."

"The hotel is newly built, so there's still a smell of new furnishings. The interior is brand new and modern, but a drawback is that the design isn't very ergonomic. For instance, the power outlet under the dressing table has a switch, so if you plug something in, it might accidentally switch off. Also, if you shower, water tends to spill out of the bathroom into the main room, which is a bit inconvenient, as shown in the picture. The room is also a bit small, making it cramped with luggage. Other than that, it's okay."

"The location is great, right next to Xuan Huong Lake, so it feels like nowhere is too far away. Da Lat is relatively small, so taxis are easy to get around. The hotel's public facilities are also okay. The downside is that for this price—around 250 RMB per night, which is quite expensive in Da Lat—the soundproofing in the hotel room is terrible. It's practically non-soundproof. Around 9 PM, people started checking out, and the cleaning noises were completely audible. The first night, the TV next door was also very loud; they were watching a game. The bedding and room size are okay. The room isn't very big; it's about right for one person, but a bit cramped for two. My room type was clean and tidy, and the facilities were relatively new, so I'd still give it an overall 3.5 stars."

"Great hotel and good for value. The rooms are comfortable and foot are above average. Cleanliness and facilities are great as well"

"Pros: It's a small standalone villa on a hillside, offering an expansive view of Da Lat from the garden. The outdoor garden and the two public lounges were the most satisfying aspects. The staff immediately helped with luggage upon arrival and provided service with a smile. Cons: The room was small and had no balcony. The hot water system was very unstable; it needed to be continuously on, otherwise there would be no hot water. After one person showered, another had to wait a while, which was a significant drawback in Da Lat's 15-degree Celsius nights. I contacted the front desk to explain the issue and requested staff to check it when I was out the next day. However, at 10 AM the next morning, a male engineer first knocked loudly, then directly swiped his card and entered the room without any prior phone call or communication! I don't understand what the in-room phone is for, nor how internal communication works. At this point, my experience was at its lowest. I had previously encountered hot water issues at the newly opened M-series in Hanoi, and this was the second time. I'm puzzled how this hotel earned its five-star rating. Both the hardware and software, inside and out, and down to the details, are at best comparable to a HUAZHU JI Hotel. While a lot of effort is evident in the decor and public areas, the subpar basic infrastructure is truly disappointing. The hotel has no restaurant and does not offer breakfast. Only coffee and tea can be ordered in the lounge area. To eat, one has to walk to a nearby cafe or drive to the city, which is very inconvenient. Finally, I'd like to thank Trip.com customer service for actively following up, handling the complaint, and arranging a refund, especially when the hotel was slow to respond. I always choose Trip.com because I feel secure knowing there's always someone to back me up."

"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!"

"The hotel is new, so it's very clean and well-equipped. The rooms don't have air conditioning, so it gets hot after 10 am, but there's a strong fan, which is great. Alternatively, after checking in around noon, there's a fan to keep things airy. During the day, if it's not raining too heavily, opening the window is good for ventilation. At night, the view of the lights is romantic, but opening the window makes it a bit noisy. The room price includes breakfast on the 6th floor, but I prefer local food and have a motorbike, so I haven't tried it yet. Everything is basic for a new hotel at this price point. However, a huge plus is the bed with its super comfortable mattress and two pillows; the sleep at night and during the day is incredibly restful, great for those with back pain or difficulty sleeping like me. The headboard has power outlets for devices with chargers or just USB ports, which is super convenient. The bathroom is a separate cubicle, with a powerful two-speed hairdryer and a ceiling-mounted drying and ventilation system. There's a refrigerator, a safe, etc., all you need. There's a large full-length mirror and a big bathroom mirror. This hotel has an elevator and a large parking lot in front – perfect for families and those with cars. It's located near the recently popular tower, so during the day, when it's sunny, the streets are bustling with people taking photos and checking in. The reception and staff are very enthusiastic; during my stay, Bảo, the receptionist, was super helpful, cheerful, and pleasant! :D"

"I really enjoyed the stay with my friends and its not quite far from the city too"

"A brand-new boutique hotel. The room is comfortable: the bed is wide and soft, and the soundproofing is good – you can't hear any street noise, and there's no construction around. There's also a floor fan, as there's no air conditioning. The Wi-Fi is good. I stayed on the 4th floor in a room with a balcony, which had a city and sunset view. The breakfast is a buffet with plenty of choices! The brewed tea is delicious (not teabags), and there are pastries! The front desk staff always try to help if you have any questions."

"We stayed at the Imperial Hotel. - On the first day, the in-room phone wasn't working, and the hotel had a scheduled fire alarm test, but we weren't informed about it during check-in. When the alarm went off, I rushed to the lobby, and the staff told me they had called our room but we didn't pick up, even though we didn't hear any calls at all. A staff member came to check and said they would send someone to fix the phone, but no one came that day. The next day, when the range hood wasn't working, we requested a repair, and only then did a staff member come to fix it. I asked about the phone, and they said they only found out about the repair request today and came immediately, but they hadn't received any notification yesterday. So what's going on? - The exhaust fan in the hotel toilet wasn't working properly even after someone came to fix it. This was supposed to be a relaxing trip, but I'm not comfortable or satisfied with the service here. I've never stayed at a 5-star hotel that was this bad."