Du Parc Hotel Dalat

We have been traveling around Vietnam for a month and the Du Parc hotel by far was the worst hotel we stayed in. Although the hotel is trying to keep its old charm, the hotel needs much improvements and updates. It is in walking distance to night market

No air conditioning and fan can only be set on high. Room smells musty and of sewage. Room walls and fan dirty and dusty. Coaches in dining area and bathroom, including our room. Tried to hide the box spring with bed shirt, but box spring old and stained

Beautiful room in wonderful hotel. This was refurbished in the 90s, but still kept its charm - especially with the original 'cage' elevator! Staff was super friendly, accommodating and attentive. Breakfast was included at a nearby French cafe. Great food!

My room was close to the elevator and steps and I could hear people walking up and down the wooden steps frequently- it was rather loud. Also, was awakened by visitor above me walking across floor rather loudly - not much in the way of sound proofing.

Room and staff

Great location. Clean, spacious room. Good breakfast. Safe area.

The location and the view from the balcony.

The mugs in the room were not clean. The bathroom had leakage under the basin.

Everything seems Ok. The room is comfortable. Facilities are Ok.

The smell of essential oil when first entering the room. Lemongrass is too strong for sensitive person, especially when you arrive after a long road trip.

Locations, customer services excellent

Bed very old , curtain very dark , room is small , lay out very poorly The hotel so rate at 2 stars instead of 4 .Renewal required to meet up with 4 star standards

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

The location. A good old feeling.

From the moment of entering, no welcoming atmosphere. Staffs face says "I don't care about you. Don't bother me. I am busy with my phone". No greetings at all in the lobby.Breakfast was with many items but poor presentation.Service staffs here also showed "I don't care" expression.Throughout the breakfast, only 1 male staff (Mr. Quang Vinh) was busy with guests, assisting & engaging. Other staffs gethered at the corner, drinking coffee, tea & chit chatting around.They put us in the middle of group tour rooms. We had a terrible night with noise. No coutesey at all when allocated the room.The hotel signage showed "Since 1932" but almost a century history faded by the poor staffs.

Enjoyed my stay at Du Parc and fancied the old parisian lift. It's like being transported back in time staying in this hotel, which was my intention. Some English channels to watch during the night. Location was good with St Nicholas Cathedral a short walk away.Breakfast was excellent. Such a variety as expected.

Cleanliness could be improved especially the carpeted areas. The shower area certainly needed a look at as the glass shield by the bathtub exacerbated the water splashing problem...the entire floor may just be wet. I had to do a bit of "re-engineering" by putting a hand towel at the glass/ tub joint to channel the water flowing down the glass to the tub instead of out onto the floor.

+ location+ decoration+ history of hotel

- breakfast is so poor,(We'd skip in the 2nd day to eat outside)- men staffs are not friendly- facilities too old, especially in superior room (suite room is fine)

A nice city view from the window at night.The old french style elevator (over 90 yrs )is interesting

Location ok. Doiep opposite hotel part of sane group good to eat etc and cheaper than Dalat palace fir same menus

Room small dark and pokey. Terrible lighting , poor power points to charge telephone. Tv only worked if you placed a book on the plug to secure it! Bath difficult to get in and out of for less agile husband ! Only one antiquated old lift . Desk staff not helpful over money exchange.

Too much noises from the Korean tour group, and the all-night equipment noises from the road construction in front of the hotel.

Enforce the noise control measures toward the tour group during the night so other tourists will have a quiet and peaceful night of sleep!2

Great hotel with history but my first visit here some years ago was better. Staff were very friendly

Bathroom needs some attention. Breakfast buffet seemed a little uninspiring. Perhaps because of low season

Good location. The room is clean and comfy. The breakfast was fantastic. We really enjoyed the food.

The elevator is a bit slow.

Lovely French Colonial hotel, helpful staff (receptionists spoke English), fabulous buffet breakfast included, spacious rooms with high ceilings and the original 1932 elevator was great fun to ride! Well-priced, located in quieter area of the city and away from the central market area. I asked for a quiet room and was given a corner room near the back of the hotel with 2 sets of windows. It had a bath and shower, cable TV and all the amenities-even a razor with a tube of shaving cream! And lots of hot water! The breakfast room on the lowest floor was beautifully set up with a patio area at one end. The huge buffet breakfast was excellent and also included a cook who cooked eggs for you any way you liked including omelettes. The head waiters even wore black suits! The young waiters and waitresses were VERY keen to learn English so please speak with them-lovely people!!

Small dining room with limited menu. This may improve as tourists return.Otherwise, we liked everything!