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Hung N.
Couples
Vietnam,
February 8, 2011
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small but beautiful hotel
good location, clean, nice decoration
9
walk to xuan huong lake (central of dalat city, 5 min, drive to dalat market and restaurant or coffee shops. just 5min walking from restaurant, you can see the xuan huong lake where you can take a cup of coffee and relax.
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Nhan N.
Families with young children
Vietnam,
February 7, 2011
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nice hotel with great location
the noise from other rooms
7
it is s nice trip. the hotel has very nice decoration and located in a very good place. the staff is very friendly. but the food is not really good/ especially the sound proof system is not good,
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Han T.
Families with young children
Vietnam,
February 7, 2011
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Elegant hotel & nice service
7
In general I feel good to staying this hotel as their elegant design, nice service and good location. However the room is a bit small especially if you go with baby. Moreover I prefer they have carpet on floor as the weather of Dalat is cold. I advise people should come at low season to have the better room and service.
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May L.
Couples
February 6, 2011
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Lovely boutique hotel..BUT...
Lovely top of the hill location next to famous church, nice district view out the window from the top floor rooms
5.7
restaurant is located across the road,
Hotel Feature Tip:
15min walk to town centre.
If breakfast is not included in your accomodation it will cost $8 per person - buffet range is average.
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Gregory C.
Couples
Australia,
February 2, 2011
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French-Vietnamese ambience for a cheap price
Historic hotel with French oriential ambience, great location, good value, classic Vietnamese service
9.3
we recommend this hotel. we stayed in the superior room (bigger than standard) on the thrrd floor which still only cost a night! the hotel itself has an olde worlde 1930s art deco feel. there is a an fashioned lift with a steel gate taking you to your floor from the lobby. we didn't book with hotel breakfast as that could be had in a number places seperately and cheaply at one's leisure. there are anti=mosquito devisces in each room, though we didn't notice ant mozzies, perhaps as it was a the cool season. we left the windows open during the day. hotel du parc guests are also able to use the facilities / restaurants at the nearby dalat palace, which is an exceptionally swank place at over $200 a night. by comparison, we found the hotel du parc to be perfectly adequate.
Sightseeing/Attractions Tip:
Must see: Bao Dai's Summer palace No. 3. Also drop into the nearby "crazy house" for a laugh. The Dalat Central market is amazing. Do drink the Dalat wine while you are there. The best red is the Vang Dalat APEC Cab Sauv - Merlot. There is also an export quality white available. Go to L'Ang Farm foods by the main steps at the market to buy wine and coffee and packets of dried fruits.
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Roslyn W.
Families with older children
Australia,
February 2, 2011
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great staff.. fantastic shower.. crappy fridges
loved having a nice bed and great shower, the staff were wonderful and helpful
6
the staff were wonderful and sadly dont get paid extra for working tet, the only staff i spoke to throughout vietnam that don't.
loved the shower and bed, but hated the fridge(s) which aparently were not broken or not working properly but that is the way the hotel wants them to be, just cool..
can't have a cold drink without bringing ice up to your room and replacing hot drinks into the poor little bowl. even the bar couldn't cool my drinks for me as their fridge was also only set to cool, not make cold. how pathetic is that!!!!! specially for an aussie who likes cold beer etc.
otherwise it was a very nice hotel.
Restaurant Tip:
Dont' go to the restaurant on the lake just below the hotel .. worst food, drinks and service ever... they brought out someone elses bill already stamped paid on it.. i ended up having to write out my own bill.
try the peace cafe.. fun owner and food was quite good. drinks cold and very entertaining evening.
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Quinnie T.
Groups
Australia,
January 31, 2011
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The maids wore French maid outfits.
Clean, free internet, pool table, friendly staff
6.3
The hotel is quite nice, had an old school French elevator which kept me fascinated during my stay. The hotel is a bit out of the city, can walk within 15mins though. But I would probably stay somewhere in the city centre if I was to return to Dalat. One thing that amused me some what was that there were normally 3 doormen/luggage porters waiting around the entrance but wouldn't open the door for you. Kind of strange as this was suppose to be some sort of prestigious French hotel. Overall it was a nice stay, but as I said before, I would pick a place closer to the centre of the city.
Sightseeing/Attractions Tip:
If you was a nice day trip, I suggest Lang Bian mountain, it's probably a standard mountain walk but it's still nice to get out of the city if you're tired of beeping scooters (mind you, jeeps that go up and down the mountain still beep at you)
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Jani K.
Groups
Finland,
January 20, 2011
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Nice French-style hotel with good location
building and decoration, stylish, good and friendly service
9
Nothing to complain except the superior room was rather small for 2 persons.
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Oliver R.
Couples
Germany,
January 20, 2011
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Nice rooms but overpriced breakfast and dinner
nice rooms, good service, relatively quiet
8
the du parc is a modern hotel with some colonial features like the old elevator and high ceilings. the location is good, though not directly at the city center, "downtown" da lat is in walkable distance (5-10 min).
the hotel offers a nice billards-room with some computers. the bar is overpriced for vietnamese conditions, but one or two beers during happy hour fit on a relaxed game. so is breakfast, just go down the street and enjoy breakfast in one of the vietnamese cafes.
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Michel M.
Couples
Canada,
January 18, 2011
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Everything all right, very good service, rooms very clean and breakfast excellent. but very quiet spot
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