"Conveniently located for sightseeing, including the sculpture village, waterfalls, Luwak coffee farm, and the hobbit village. The bus station is 600 meters away, and you can buy a ticket to Nha Trang for 250,000 VND. It's 1.5-2 km from the city center. If you don't like walking, you can, or even should, rent a motorbike (they start at 150,000 VND/day). If that doesn't suit your vibe, taxis are inexpensive. The hotel itself is new, CLEAN, pleasant, and small. The description and photos in the app match, and the staff is very polite. Rooms have varying views of the valley (magical), the city (fire), and no view (slightly cheaper). If you're staying overnight, you can get no view, but if you're staying longer, you can get a view! We booked a room without a view, but we upgraded to one with one. The rooms are clean, smell nice even on the lower floors, no musty smell, and the mattress is comfortable. I've stayed in four different hotels before, and this is the only one I felt like leaving a review for. This one lives up to its promises, both in terms of price and quality! For the first time, we slept well and rested; it wasn't too cold or too hot. Wine and glasses are provided in the room. It's Dalat, and it costs 150,000 dong. Breakfast features national dishes, and eggs are cooked to your liking, along with bread, vegetables, fruit, and pastries, coffee, tea, and juice. A bonus is the gorgeous view. We met the hotel owner at breakfast. He speaks Russian and was there for the Chinese New Year. He's sociable, polite, and pleasant, and inspires confidence."