From the outside you think you are entering French royal quarters......oh but thats where it stops. The staff at the front desk would rather talk on their cell phones than assist you with any questions or help. They all look at you like they are doing you the favor so just stand there, shut up and wait till they are... More

Being the off season and a walk in got a room for $15. Well priced and well appointed rooms, with all the mod-cons. Although some of the rooms overlook the foyer it would be problem if the place ever got busy. Staff were very friendly and helpful. We'd come again More

I booked a superior room via telephone 1 month prior to my visit to Da Lat. The photos and info from the internet (which i found out not long before, are from the hotel staff themselves) blowned me away. It was extremely disapointing that my room is way to small, just enough to fit one table, one bed and one... More

Look, this place has some positives including the bar with vistas over the town towards the green hills beyond.Also the bed rooms are a nice size and the shuttered windowed bathroom (complete with olde worlde wooden tub)is well-fitted out. However,due to the fact it has timber floorboards and it's close promixity to a bus terminal noise is a real problem.... More

Hi I stayed in the Saphir Hotel Dalat for 3 nights whilst on tour in Vietnam First the good news, it was very clean and central to the city center, staff were very friendly Now the not so good news, this would have to be the noisiest hotel I have ever stayed at!! Picture putting a tent up in the... More

I'm going on 4 months now travelling through SE Asia and this is one of the coolest places I've seen - well ever. The Saphir Dalat is only two months old as of this review. I spoke with the owner (a civil engineer) who seemed exhausted just speaking about the work he put into building itl. He explained it took... More