Hotele z: Parking w Lam Dong Province, Vietnam

I stayed at Ha Na Hotel for a short trip and here’s my honest review: Pros: • Very good location — close to shops, cafés and local attractions. • Room was okay but quite tight, mattress comfortable and water pressure good. Cons: • Some rooms feel a bit older than the photos, but still acceptable for the price. Overall: A solid choice if you want an affordable stay with a convenient location. Don’t expect luxury, but for budget travellers, it’s worth it.

Terracotta Hotel offers a peaceful retreat by Tuyen Lam Lake. Ideal for couples seeking minimalism and nature over shopping. While some facilities age, the hygiene is reliable. Breakfast spread is nice, but limited food options for the rest of the day. Frequented by tour groups. Pool felt aged.

Great staff all over the resort, always smiling and no rain or cold weather can dampen their moods. My room card was accidentally disabled and just by reaching out to a near by technician, he immediately understood my issue despite language barrier, within 3 minutes someone ran to me to open up the door. The villas are far away from the reception. The surrounding is so beautiful and peaceful. I love that the resort plants their own vegetables. There is a shuttle bus (not very frequent) bringing you to town area which is abt 20+ mins drive away. There is a mini mart in the resort for basics including wine and beers. Very family friendly too as there is a theme park within the resort. The interior of the room(I stayed in a villa) is like the chalet type. If the resort can do minor touch ups to the rooms, this hotel will definitely get its 5 stars!

We liked the location up a slight hill from the lake, however the road this hotel is on is extremely busy and noisy all hours of the day and night - we did not get much sleep at all. Staff in the hotel were also noisy, especially around 5-6am as were their children, who frequently lay on the couches in the lobby playing handheld video games and screaming. The staff at the reception desk seemed to hate their jobs, hiding on the floor behind the desk! We stayed on in Dalat for 5 more days but moved to another hotel. I would not recommend this one.

A classical dame that needs a lot of maintenance. The breakfast offers a wide variety of choices. The room furniture is outdated and the bed is out of support. The fresh air and environment is good. The staffs are friendly.

New Boutique Hotel on a quaint corner 5 floors in total. V clean room & bathroom. Mattress is relatively hard. Request for a topper. There is a coffee machine in the room with also free bottled water, G7 coffee and tea. I didn’t try so I cannot comment on them. I like the breakfast buffet and dessert provided in the room. the 2-4pm tea is just hot tea and some pastries. Can skip as you can get better ones at cafe. Service by Ciang at Front Office was prompt and helpful in locating shops for me. A special mention is that the Front desk is at G level which is more like a basement and bringing your luggage down is difficult. However Ciang helped me to carry. Location is far from Dalat Night Mkt or GO supermarket on foot. However, Grab saves the day and is very wallet friendly for the 7-8 min drive. I will still be back!

This hotel needs a rebuild, or at least a comprehensive renovation. It's highly overpriced in its current state, perhaps still attracting guests like me by the Muong Thanh name. Almost everything is old and worn out. There is only one reachable power socket in the room, not on the bedside. One bedside table lamp had a broken inline switch, which hangs out of view, and is a shock hazard as one touches it. When I reported this, they just took the lamp away. I had to ask for a replacement again as that was the only nighttime light one can reach. The bathroom is very dimly lit, shower flow feeble, and shower gel and shampoo too little even for one person. No conditioner. Breakfast service is mediocre. Empty dishes and coffee carafe were not replenished even after 15 minutes. After someone spilled coffee, nobody came to clean it up.

We really liked the hotel. We spent a long time choosing it because it was important to us that the room had a bathtub, but most options only had a shower. Ultimately, we made the right choice; the room was just like the picture. Hot water was available 24/7 (you have to wait for the cold water to drain), which, as I understand it, is rare in Dalat. Cleaning was daily, and shower amenities were replenished. The room wasn't too cold or too hot; with the balcony open, it was fresh and slightly cool. If you leave the balcony open overnight, mosquitoes can get in; you'll need to bring something to repel them. The room also had air conditioning, or a split-type unit, possibly for heating the room, but we didn't use it. Drinks are available in the refrigerator for an additional fee; the price list is also in the folder in the room. The hotel is located near a lake, within walking distance of a Go supermarket, which is practically across the street, as well as a night market. The central square is also within 10-15 minutes, and Crazy House, a Catholic church, and other places are also within walking distance. The staff is friendly and helpful. They speak English, or can translate. Overall, we enjoyed our stay at this hotel.

The hotel has a very convenient location. The rooms are clean and bright, with large windows. In my room, the window faced the sunset, and the sunlight warmed the room throughout the day. This made the room pleasantly warm, even in the evening. It was nice to return to a warm room after a long day, thanks to both the sunlight and the view of a beautiful sunset. The placement of power outlets was convenient, and the room included a kettle, which allowed me to make tea easily. The hot shower was also a plus. The parking area was secure, closed, underground, and very spacious—perfect for both bikes and cars. Overall, the hotel gave me a sense of safety and coziness. However, there was one downside I encountered. The bathroom was extremely small, and the shower kept flooding the room. On the first day, I reported this issue to the staff. They responded promptly by wiping the floor with dry towels and removing the water. Unfortunately, the problem persisted. The next day, I asked them to fix it again, and they removed the floor filter, which was blocking the water drainage. While this improved the situation, it did not completely resolve the issue. It seems the shower area wasn’t adequately sealed, as water continued to seep out into the room. This made it impossible to take a long shower, limiting me to very short ones. Despite this, my overall impression of the hotel is positive.

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))