Name: Ky Hoa Da Lat Hotel
Address: 211 213 215 217 Phu Dong Thien Vuong St Ward 8, Da Lat, 00000, VN

Ky Hoa Da Lat Hotel

Nha Trang - Dalat - Tuy Hoa · Vietnam

211 213 215 217 Phu Dong Thien Vuong St Ward 8View location

5 reviews shown

8/10

Excellent

06 Jan 2018

Verified traveler

Nice little hotel in the heart of Nha Trang

This hotel is very central, within a short walk to the beach and a 20 minute stroll to the market. There's also a western style mall a block or two away. The owners are very friendly and were helpful when we asked.

8/10

Excellent

22 Oct 2017

Lei

Receptionists and Assistants excellent. Breakfast could be better

6/10

Pleasant

28 Apr 2016

Trang

Good hotel for an affordable price

The hotel is quite good with fully-equipped, good facility, room size (about 25m2), comfortable bed and beautiful sightseeing. I think the only disadvantage is that it is located rather far away from Da Lat market (about 3km). However, I took this chance to walk from hotel to the market. It was cool to walk along the street in the fresh air!

6/10

Pleasant

11 Oct 2018

Marianne

Meget lidt engelsk

Engelsk kundskaber mangler de på hotellet

Partner

4/10

Poor

05 Nov 2017

Sverre

Noisy hotel, only for Vietnamese

The hotel is like a castle where it thrones on the \"top of the hill\", 3.5 km from Da Lat city center. To me an excellent walk, some uphill back, which I need when I am on vacation. But that's also the only positive thing I can say about the hotel. I want a hotel room where I can relax and keep it quiet. An absolute impossibility on this hotel. Any door that is opened and throwed sounds like a little bomb, and the voices propagate everywhere. In addition, the hotel was filled with Vietnamese people with children from Thursday to Sunday. And in Vietnam, the kids can do just the way they want, around the clock. They used the hallways of the hotel to runway, with laughing and screaming, as well as slam with doors to all rooms. While the parents sat out in the hall as if nothing happened. In addition, they had reception staff poor English skills. I had to call one of my Vietnamese friends in Hanoi, to explain to them what I meant about all the noise that made me not sleep on three nights about. (They kept going until midnight and then started again before 06:00 in the morning.) Then it actually improved, expecting the Vietnamese guests to be told they were staying in a hotel and not in a private house. The breakfast is also far below what I expected. If you do not have a hearing aid you can take out about the nights, or are Vietnamese with a completely different relationship to noise than what we are used to, I would strongly deny this hotel. The Wi-Fi too is not good all time!