Bach Place Dalat

“Very nice place with lush garden”

A charming boutique hotel with a lush garden—something rare to find in such a central location. The room is very clean, excellent service, and breakfast, though small, is delightful, with freshly baked croissants every morning! Delicious noodle soups and fresh salads too.

“Highly recommended”

Lovely design, good location and warm service, excellent breakfast with freshly baked croissants. A small boutique hotel with no swimming pool but it is not a minus.

“Unusual architecture and garden-like boutique hotel experience”

(1) Location: Between a road and small canal. Basic minimarts, cafes and restaurants are just a few minutes’ walk away on the same road. This road is not as busy as Phan Dinh Phuong (a parallel road with lots of traffic, about 5 minutes’ walk away – cross the canal to get there for better/more meal… Mehr

(1) Location: Between a road and small canal. Basic minimarts, cafes and restaurants are just a few minutes’ walk away on the same road. This road is not as busy as Phan Dinh Phuong (a parallel road with lots of traffic, about 5 minutes’ walk away – cross the canal to get there for better/more meal options). A bit far to walk to the city centre/Da Lat market (at least 25 minutes on foot along busy streets) so transport is needed (2) Room: I stayed in the Bach King room – this category of rooms is in the main hotel building, spread over the ground level and 1st floor - above the reception and restaurant. The Bach Villas are separate units with varying heights (from ground floor units to others higher up with lots of stairs). Villas #11 and #13 appear to be the best for garden views and privacy. There is no lift in this hotel. I’m completely satisfied with my assigned room (clean, cosy and tastefully decorated with large windows) – it is located at the back so there isn’t any noise disturbance. This room on the 1st floor has a small and narrow shared balcony with the room next door. Very comfortable bed and lots of beverage choices in the room (different types of free tea and instant coffee bags). Water from the shower takes a bit of time to heat up. Toilet/shower room is tight in space in the Bach King room – fine with me but might be too claustrophobic for larger persons. (3) Staff/Amenities: i) Differing standards of English language skills from the reception and restaurant staff but not a big issue so long as your requests are kept simple. Staff response is prompt ii) Buffet breakfast is fresh and adequate (a modest spread since this is a small boutique hotel) iii) There isn’t any sheltered car drop-off point at this hotel – you’ll have to either climb short, steep steps or a slope to the main road for your car/transport. Not good on rainy days even though it’s just a very short way up/down. Staff will help with luggage when asked. In brief, this hotel stands out most evidently in the unusual architecture of the villas and the beautifully-tended plants and trees. I enjoyed my quiet stay here and recommend this place to anyone who loves cosy rooms, creative architecture and gorgeous gardens.

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“Small cosy hotel but very cold”

Nice hotel but no air conditioning and was very cold. Still cold on second night after requesting extra blanket. Room clean but bathroom shower curtain needs cleaning. Breakfast area very small, some guests had to wait for others to finish before they could get be seated. Tea and coffee not hot, … Mehr

Nice hotel but no air conditioning and was very cold. Still cold on second night after requesting extra blanket. Room clean but bathroom shower curtain needs cleaning. Breakfast area very small, some guests had to wait for others to finish before they could get be seated. Tea and coffee not hot, minimal choice of food.

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