Good location, nearby nice cafe and restaurants. Provide you some water and snacks for extra charges. Good thing is the really hot water in shower, not just warm, that is important after getting all wet and cold during rainy season in the mountains..

The room does not have real window to the streets, so as a result there is no enough fresh air inside.. Also no air-con..

The perfect place from which to explore Da Lat Very comfortable and warm room. Plenty of electric sockets to charge my devices and work with my laptop. Great TV and really excellent hot shower, so easy to use. Friendly staff and fantastic breakfasts. The hotel is very central within easy reach of shops, eating places. I will certainly be back

Very clean and nice small Hotel. The staff is kind and attentive, and I felt very comfortable for my 4 night stay. Easy to get around by motorbike or by walking. The beds are comfortable, the shower hot and the neighbourhood quiet.

Everything was good. I only missed a cup to make myself some tea.

Location is convenient for planning my trip. I and My wife could visit the Church in morning, go for coffee, or enjoy the dinner near the hotel with satisfaction. The hotel stand at the calm town where is perfect for peaceful night. Further, security's quite safe.

I haven't not found until now.

I liked the host's hospitality and the property's location, which is not far from the city center.

The wifi went on downtime on the first day of our stay. But the host was quick to call for maintenance. However, the internet speed was still a bit friction. Things get much better the following days.

Kindly staff

Little bit cold at night time

not too far from the center

no air conditioner like they’re telling in the details

The stay was okay because the room was quite cheap and they helped me to book my bus. I was able to check in at 11 o‘clock already.

The room did not have a real window only a tiny facing the corridor through which a very bright white light and a lot of noise came through.

The couple who ran the hotel were friendly, even though they didn't speak English we used translate and they were happy enough to help

Room - had a awful feel to it, felt damp and caused my partners asthma to play up a lot! We had to leave the window open and leave the extractor fan in the bathroom running all day to make the room even moderately bearable Bed sheets - caused both of us to come out in a rash, must be the washing detergent used, I can struggle with bedding so it wasn't a surprise for me but my partner has NEVER broke out in a rash before, so this was a concern! Cleaning - our room never got cleaned, luckily from the above comment this was probably a blessing that we didn't get fresh sheets everyday, but still we had to ask for toilet roll and towels when we needed them

Free WiFi / TV was decent

Understandably you need to remove your shoes and change into their slippers in the lobby - but the staff woke us up early in the morning the first day just to remind us that we needed to change into slippers... We placed our towels onto the ground since the shower situation was unorganised and was no towel mat to dry your feet so that every time you went to use the toilet, your feet would be wet. We were then told not to place towels on the ground since it would ruin the colour/material Vietnamese people do not understand that there is an echo'ing sound throughout the whole hotel, so be ready to be woken up at 6am every morning to the noise of kids and parents yelling like maniacs along with the noise, the staff also don't realise when they walk up and down the stairs, their slippers would slap against their heels of their feet and would create an annoying noise constantly along with staff members also yelling out to each other. We did not enjoy being woken up every single morning to the sound of chaos, it was like sleeping on the streets.