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Dalat Hotels
Hotels in Dalat - Vietnam
Built on a plateau 1,500 metres above sea level, Dalat was such a favourite retreat of the colonial French that it became known as "Le Petit Paris." A cool retreat from the heat of the coastal plains and the Mekong Delta, Dalat has a refreshingly mild climate accompanied by a pretty landscape of waterfalls, lakes, springs, pine hills, and French built villas.
It’s also a good base for visiting local tribal villages outside the town. Some villages, like Lat Village and the Chicken Village (with a huge statue of a chicken) are close to Dalat itself.
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 18 Rooms, Price
from 45 US$
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The boutique Empress Hotel Dalat is situated on a hillside overlooking Xuan Huong Lake, close to the city centre, opposite Dalat Tower and the Palace. The Empress Dalat Hotel offers peace and tranquility. All rooms are comfortable and decorated with charming, colonial style influence complete with Italian tiles and wooden furnishings. |
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57 Rooms, Price
from 185 US$ |
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The 57 room resort, restaurant and spa set in the rural highlands of Dalat, Vietnam comprises seventeen fully restored French colonial villas eachoriginally constructed between the 1920s and 1930s. The villas retain the unique personalities of their original owners while being lovingly restored to their former glory, with all care taken to preserve original design, decor and charm.
Set in the Central Vietnam highland city of Dalat, the region was popularised by French occupation at the turn of the 20th century. Alexandre Yersin, a contemporary of the famed Louis Pasteur discovered and pioneered the location that is now known as Dalat in approximately 1897. With the cool European climate (the area sits at an altitude of 1500 metres above sea level) and the rolling mountainous, pine treed terrain, Dalat became the summer hill-station retreat for royalty and high society. |
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37 Rooms, Price
from 31 US$ |
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Golf II Hotel provides golfers and other tourists to the Vietnamese highlands the
benefits of a central downtown location with easy access to the many sports and
tourist attractions of the area.
Golf II Hotel is located in the centre of Dalat City only
minutes from the finest golf courses in Vietnam. |
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78 Rooms, Price
from 51 US$ |
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Golf III Hotel caters for golfers and tourists wanting to experience the delights of
the Vietnamese Highlands.
Golf III Hotel is located downtown within an easy stroll to
the golf course and only footsteps from the market. |
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144 Rooms, Price
from 65 US$ |
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The Novotel Dalat is the ideal place to holiday with all the comfort and facilities of a 4 star resort. Located in Dalat, 320 km northeast of Ho Chi Minh City, this historic hotel is an oasis in the beautiful Central Highlands surrounded by lakes and waterfalls. Guests enjoy access to the Dalat Palace Golf Club. Relax with your favourite drink in one of our two bars and be tempted by a range of cuisine, including traditional Vietnamese, in our two restaurants. Parking available. |
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250 Rooms, Price
from 49 US$ |
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Resort Hoang anh Dalat is located in the central of Da Lat City, near Xuan Huong lake, Resort Hoang Anh Da Lat with elegant rooms fully equipped, good and Friendly Services, we offer the cozy atmosphere suitable for all kind of guests. |
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43 Rooms, Price
from TBA |
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Nestled high in the mountains of central Vietnam is the city of Dalat often referred to as the City of Eternal Spring due to its mild temperatures and abundant flora. The Sofitel Dalat Palace sits on a hillside in the heart of the City, where climate,history and luxury combine to make the hotel a destination unto itself. The City is dotted with architecturally unique villas built beginning in the 1920s,offering a glimpse of the French colonical past,while the surrounding mountains harbor many natural wonders.Each of the Palaces 43 appointed rooms is beautifully decorated and offers first-class amenities including IDD telephone,setellite TV,safes and minibars.Most of the rooms have the added romance of fireplaces. |
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