Hotels in Da Lat

Best hotel we’ve stayed in Da Lat, tho this is far from market and food areas, you have to book a grab/taxi to get there but if you are looking for a peaceful, serene with mountain overlooking, this is for you. The room is newly built with complete amenities, comfy bed and aesthetic pleasing view. There is a resto beside the hotel if you want to eat good food and bbq grill. Staff is accommodating and can speak English.

location is ok. walking distance to many places within 10-15 minutes to dalat night market. however the receptionist cannot really communicate well in English.

The resort is an old French colonial estate sitting on a pine hillside. You’re only a few minutes from the middle of town, but you’d never guess it from how quiet it is. Our Villa Suite was on the ground floor and still has all its original character. Wooden floors, a fireplace, lovely old furniture, and the garden right outside the door. Breakfast at Le Petit was a proper start to the day and never had that rushed buffet feeling. We also did the BBQ dinner there one evening, which was a really nice way to spend a cool Dalat night. My girlfriend treated herself to the three hour Dalat’s Whispers ritual at the spa. Foot soak, rose and strawberry scrub, Swedish massage, facial and a flower bath, then the vegetarian meal that comes with it, served afterwards at Le Petit. Three hours very well spent. The staff were lovely the whole way through. Warm, friendly, and never rushing you. It’s an old property and it doesn’t pretend to be anything else. That’s exactly why we liked it.