Du Parc Hotel Dalat

The breakfast is not good, but I learned that because the meal is supplied by Doi dep. I think Doi dep does not know how to make a buffet breakfast for a hotel like Du Parc Dalat - very old and traditional hotel, in the past Novotel made the hotel reputation. Now Doi dep ruined and damaged the reputation of this hotel. Doi dep , please leave Hotel Du parc ! Doi dep - you cannot earn fame from Du parc , so please let the visitor enjoy the real breakfast not with Doi dep. Please!!!

I hate everything Doi dep touch the foods, they do not know how to cook, and more importantly, Doi dep use the not fresh and very low quality material s to cook. They have no ideas how to cook western foods. And they also do not cook good Vietnamese foods.

Staff was very courteous and attentive whenever we saw them in the lobby and return/departing from the hotel.

Floors were a bit dusty and things were a bit run down/pieced together. It’s an older hotel from the French colonization days but frayed wiring, dust on floors and mold in the caulk are preventable IMO. Also, the shower drain was awful. Filled up the tub within seconds of turning water on to shower.

1. Good location to approach down town. 2. Old Building, but classic. 3. Employees are kind and customer service was good.

1. Some noises are get in the room through the door.

❤️👍

Convenient location

Coach loads of Koreans every day some very rude and pushy

Stayed there for 1 night. Very disappointed. I don't mind the furnishings not being new but the hotel rooms are not cleaned. Linens, and surfaces have not been appropriately cleaned in a long time. The air con was central air con system and there was a fan aimed directly at the bed. Upon entering the lobby, staffs are not welcoming. Since the location of the hotel is located at the central area, the hotel can get busy, especially with the group tour. We were disturbed by the group tour around 4AM. It was super noisy since the Front desk was informed but no action was taken, only said: "Sorry" without empathy. The staffs were busy with their phone. Breakfast had very poor presentation. Service staffs gathered around, talking, using their phones, drinking coffee/tea and blocked the ways too. Throughout the breakfast, only 1 male staff (Mr. Quang Vinh) was busy and assisting the guests. The hotel signage showed "Since 1932" but the it has lost its glory.

My wife and I love visiting Dalat at least two or three times per year. This is one of our favourite, French colonial hotel. The lift dates back from the French Protectorate. The hotel is amazingly nostalgic! Warmly recommended, together with its sister hotel Dalat Palace (more luxury and expensive).