Dalat Center Residence

Here’s a polished and clear version of your review that balances helpfulness and honesty: Thinking of booking this place? Here’s a heads-up to help you decide. This is an apartment-style stay with multiple private owners, so check-in can be confusing. There’s no front desk or staff to greet you — we had to look around and ask people for help. The Surroundings: Our unit faced a road with a nightclub nearby, and unfortunately, it felt like we were inside the club. Music blasted until around midnight every night, making it hard to sleep. Access: There’s no key card — you’ll need to get help from the Colline Hotel concierge next door, who will scan the lift for you to access your floor. The Apartment (2BR, 1 Bath): • The unit was dusty at check-in, with hairs on the bed and a musty smell in the rooms. • No cutlery, just a few teacups and a pot. • No kettle provided initially — we had to request one, and it arrived dusty and unwashed. • The ironing board collapsed, and the hair dryer didn’t work. The Upside: The location is very strategic — just a short walk to the night market, with a convenience store next door and plenty of eateries and pharmacies nearby. A stay here might work if you value location over comfort — but bring earplugs and low expectations.

Stayed for 1 night and loved the peaceful vibe. The apartment was clean, spacious, and had a great view of Da Lat’s rooftops. Kitchen was functional, and the location made it easy to explore the night market on foot. Felt like home. The room had a warm and cozy vibe, perfect for the chilly weather. Staff were responsive and helpful when we needed extra blankets.

The location is central and close to the basics one might require. Both the receptionists were friendly and helpful. Unfortunately, I arrived around 1pm and checking in was stipulated at 2pm. There was no one at the reception counter but there was a family also, either checking in or out also seated nearby. A full scale fight started amongst them and the young adult male hurled a full coffee container onto the table between them whilst shouting loudly. He came and went several times screaming at them whilst they tried to mop up the mess with tissues. No security or staff appeared to intervene. Thankfully, this fammily all eventually rose and left, dragging their luggage behind them The room I has been alotted was fine although the shower room floor was inadequately angled and so shower water flooded into the main bathroom floor. Having then left to grab some lunch I returned to hear loud jackhammers pounding above the ceiling accompanied by intermittent hammering. I phoned reception who apologised but said it was out of their control. The demolition work stopped around 5pm but started again at 8am in the morning. Looking back I can't say it was an overall favourable experience.