Nature Hotel - Le Dai Hanh

Great location, but all the windows face a noisy street. It was convenient for us for a 3-night stay to get around. The obvious downside is that there's no safe in the room. Also, there's a window in the bathroom and a frosted window between the room and the bathroom, which means the room gets bright at dawn despite the curtains on the other window.

The hotel was very clean. It's a shame there weren't any restaurants nearby. However, the staff were kind, had beautiful smiles, and spoke English.

We stayed at this hotel for one night and chose the largest room for a couple – the executive room. The hotel's location is excellent, and the staff are friendly. However, for a room of this caliber, it was very old. The plumbing and floors were dirty, and the bed linen had stains. The room desperately needs renovation and a deep clean. We understand that cleanliness standards in Asia can be different, but this was genuinely unpleasant. You could clearly hear people using the toilet in the next room, and from 4 AM onwards, there were various noises that made it impossible to sleep – construction, barking dogs, and car horns. On top of that, groups of locals were walking around late at night, trying to take pictures at the nearby attraction. The only positive is the location. If you want to get a good night's sleep, choose another hotel.

We thoroughly enjoyed our stay at the Nature Hotel. Its location is perfect for exploring Da Lat and the surrounding area. It's essentially right in the city center, yet it wasn't too noisy or chaotic. The hotel also offers an easy scooter rental service and has an underground parking garage. It's incredibly clean, and all the staff are super friendly and helpful! You can apparently book breakfast as well, but we didn't opt for that. I would definitely come back and 100% recommend it. Great value for money.

Generally quite clean, though the facilities aren't new. I rented a scooter from the hotel, and the service was really good. The scooter was quite heavy, and a staff member helped me push it up from the hotel's underground garage and showed me how to ride it.