Generally, a low level hotel: - problem with the hot water in the room - cold rooms in wintertime. No heat system present. - no glass for bathroom's window - breakfast ...... no comment - facilities not suitable with nominal level of the hotel. About the hotel's classification three star is too much.

This is also known as the Dalat Royal Hotel and Villas. I "won" a couple of nights here but wouldn't recommend it. Bit far out. Very oriented to the domestic market and the staff seemed a bit freaked out by a western guest. Still, very cheap restaurant serving good quality Vietnamese food even if they do try to usher you... More

This is an out of town hotel which is quite a luxurious option to unwind after travelling up the mountain to Da Lat. The rooms are great with a huge bed and a fantastic bathroom with what must be one of the finest showers in Vietnam. There's three restaurants to choose from (Vietnamese, Asian, Western) and breakfast offers dishes from... More

No air con in rooms but not required as climate is cooler than other arts of Vietnam. Accommodation is in a series of villas with 8-10 rooms per villa. Can be noisy with young children around.. Rooms are large with marble floors. Big beds - very clean rooms. No pool or fitness centre as the web site claims. Breakfast was... More

The Hoang Anh Gia Lai resort is a bit far from the center, but if you are travelling by a rented bus or car, that's not really a problem. The resort is really well maintained and looks really classy (we took a walk up the Nguyen Du street and the other hotels and resorts looked really run-down). It's quiet and... More

This complex is huge with villas consisting of approx 8 rooms. Very quite and set in beautiful gardens, with gazebos, swinging lounges , tennis court. Judging from the quests which were there I would say this hotel is used for a lot of large groups and conferences, but as it is so big never seemed crowded. They have the best... More