Hotels With breakfast in Lam Dong Province, Vietnam

Расположение в конце узкого и длинного переулка. Парковка на 2 машины всего. Виды на теплицы) Завтрак делают под заказ: не наешься как в привычном шведском столе. Полотенца нормальные можно попросить - принесут. Кондиционер только охлаждает, отопления нету никакого. Одну ночь было +6, нам принесли доп одеяла по просьбе.

When I booked the Royal Superior room, I wasn't aware that this room type only offered a street view. Trip.com didn't provide accurate information. The room assigned to me had a broken phone, a broken heater, a faulty shower waterproofing, a broken bathtub drain stopper, and a few other issues. It felt like the hotel assigned me the room everyone else avoids. I even wondered if I was discriminated against when I first arrived, as I was dressed very casually due to the heat in Hanoi just prior. Nevertheless, some staff members were very friendly. The breakfast was decent, and the afternoon tea was quite good. The view from the hotel lobby is beautiful. It's a nice place for taking photos, but not so great for staying.

The hotel is good with sumptuous breakfast spread and walking distance to the night market. Nearby have some eatery place. There was one vegetarian eatery just 5 mins walk from the hotel offered super yummy alium free vegetarian food at night and lunch menu with alliums only. There was some ants found around the toilet and TV console area. But its not a big issue as we do not eat inside the room.

Before I start. Let’s be clear, Apec Mandala Mui Ne is the main one that owns the buildings. However a bunch of “Condotels” use the Mandala name so “Mandala Breeze” is one of them. The communication is spot on before the trip. If you use Zalo they message you there and tell you the things you need to know. Also throughout the trip, extremely responsive to any questions I had. CHECK-IN Messaged when arrived and a girl came with the key cards (not the typical check-in style). She showed us to the room and took pictures of our passports. Also, they needed to keep one of the passports for some reason. But got it back at the end. FOOD: The Mandala Bay restaurant was for sure the main one for decent food! There are “lower level” kinds of restaurants around that offer very affordable and yummy food. (Bay Restaurant would be about 1-1.5M VND per meal on average for family of 3-4. Whereas the other more affordable places cost about 500k VND totally). AMENITIES: Swimming pools to the max. Very nicely kept pools and a nice kids playing mini water park was great. All pools have kids pools connected so it’s very family oriented. Didn’t get to check the gym out but looks good. The beach is easily accessible via exiting the hotel and asking the guard to send the golf cart to take you down. Beach is standard and nothing very special. Quite a lot of rubbish around and many crabs (which of course don’t need to worry about as they go down into their holes with any kind of movement from us.) Beach water is a little clear and at this time of the year (May) the water is warm! *Notable* - people were getting stung by what possibly are jelly fish. So, you just get lucky with that kind of thing. KIDS ACTIVITIES: They have a great kids play club. It costs extra and isn’t included in the hotel cost but it’s worth it. Unfortunately quite hot in there though! Kids also have the water park for themselves and the water slide (although the slide might rip your swimsuit a little!) *Notable* - Swimming Pools. If you are staying via one of the condotels then make sure the if your room includes the swimming pools, take the main key card pocket as you won’t be able to get towels to use or even use the pool as that is the part of the actual date you will check-out. The cards themselves have old dates and the lifeguards get confused and say you can’t use the pools so make sure you take the one that has the actual check-out date on it. CHECK-OUT: Simply message 30 minutes before the time and it will be ok. Very simple. All in all it was a great time. A couple of miscommunication issues but that’s to be expected. No real need to go out of the complex as they have everything there.

We had a very nice stay at the Goldient Hotel in Dalat. Conveniently located about 200m away from the intercity bus terminal, and within 10 minutes Grab/self-drive from Datanla Waterfall, Dalat Night Market and Robin Hill Cable Car station. The hotel staff are friendly and very helpful. Housekeeping is great, towels are replenished every day, and the daily breakfast is really awesome in terms of variety and taste. One special highlight of the hotel is the swimming pool which is heated, and the hotel grounds are also very pleasant to walk through after having breakfast.

Overall, I think the location, cleanliness, and breakfast were all good. The view from room 203 was of a Korean restaurant, so I got to enjoy Korean food after a long time. Although the exterior and lobby seemed small, the room itself was comfortable with a large bed and air conditioning. I was worried because of reviews saying it was unfriendly, but it was so good that I'd love to revisit.

I love it. We had a chance to upgrade our room to premier (although only on the third day, but still, it was a great deal). Good breakfast, and normally it is a buffet, but if there are too few guests, is it a la carte. It is the best hotel around (we've checked a few nearby, and they are much worse (conditions of the rooms, beddings, etc) Sometimes it was very difficult to communicate with some of the staff, even with a translator, and it feels like I was talking to the alien, so be patient))

A large hotel complex with swimming pools, a sauna, a hammam and its own infrastructure in the form of cafes, shops and coffee shops. Very convenient. Prices are slightly higher than in Mui Ne itself, but not critical. There is a private beach with sun loungers. The complex is located on a hill, you can go up to the reception directly on an escalator or an electric car. There is a private beach. The center of Mui Ne is about 20 km away. It is not convenient without a bike. With a bike, it is a pain to ride there) We stayed for 5 days. We really liked the room and the complex itself. Daily cleaning, a visit to the sauna was included in the price and the pools too. Beautiful view. Comfortable to sleep and you can't hear your neighbors. We had a good rest! The only thing is that when booking it was indicated that there was a mini kitchen, but in fact the stove did not work. We were unable to prepare a minimal breakfast. But for us it was not critical, we did not contact the staff about this.

This hotel is not by the sea, and certainly has no beach! There's a friendly, Russian-speaking owner. The rooms are clean, and the staff is good. Daily housekeeping is provided. The furniture in the rooms is a bit old, but there's everything you need. Towels and linens are clean. Our room had a balcony facing the street, which was very noisy. The air conditioning was right above the bed, blowing air directly onto our heads. The bed was uncomfortable. The staircases and landings are very narrow, making it extremely inconvenient with luggage. The breakfasts are sparse, but edible. The pool is small but quite deep and clean. The sun loungers don't have mattresses, and there are no beach towels provided. The internet connection is good everywhere. There are cafes and shops nearby.

The environment is nice; you can step right out to the pool as soon as you open the glass door. However, there's a broken drain by the road near the entrance, leading to constant puddles and a foul smell, which makes getting in and out of cars inconvenient. Additionally, the soundproofing is extremely poor; you can hear people walking by.