Ana Mandara Villas Dalat Resort & Spa

Preserving the old charm. An eye-opening experience, feeling the weight of history. The ground floor has poor views, previously servant quarters. The famous 'influencer room' 1602 had a strong paint smell, couldn't even open the door. You won't see sunlight if you stay one night. But it's spacious. The spa massage was diligent but struggled to hit the right spots, the technique wasn't good. The next day I had bruises everywhere. It felt purely ceremonial, with soundproofing, lemongrass aromatherapy, and 'singing bowls' placed on the body for resonance which felt uncomfortable. Overall, it's very suitable for overly sensitive people who are bothered by sounds and smells. Aside from the spa, there's no other entertainment. However, stepping outside the resort feels like a true vacation. Don't take a taxi, just a 5-minute walk brings you to many eateries and shops. It's a small county town, so prices outside are low. The internal restaurant's prices are high, with a main course costing 260. It's better to go out and eat freshly caught seafood hotpot, just a 3-minute walk.

The location is good, and while it feels old, that actually gives it an antique charm. It feels like staying in a historic accommodation on the Indochina Peninsula. The atmosphere designed by the French has been well-preserved, and even the old-fashioned way of turning on the power feels incredibly quaint. The price is also very reasonable for the vibe it offers.

It's a little bit away from downtown Da Lat, but getting around with Grab was very convenient. The accommodation is set in the forest and was just amazing. The bedroom, bathroom, and lounge were all separate and upscale, which made us very satisfied.

The swimming pool and gym were closed, ㅠ. However, they let us use the sauna facilities and gave us info on pottery making, so we joined in! It feels like a mountain villa, and although I heard it's an older building, it's fairly well-maintained, making it a unique stay. The bathroom is very spacious. The breakfast was Vietnamese style, which was a bit disappointing for Koreans, but I had some coffee and an omelet.

Simply gorgeous old-style rooms. Everything is very comfortable and the service is wonderful. Highly recommended.

The hotel lacks air conditioning, feels a bit old, and has poor ventilation with some dampness. Overall, the environment and service are quite good, but the nighttime living experience is just average during the rainy season in Dalat.

The amenities and service were great. The only disappointing part was the quality of the provided shampoo and conditioner; they left my hair feeling stiff after use, so I had to buy disposable ones from outside. Other than that, everything was wonderful.