The Western Hill Hotel

My spouse and I booked a deluxe room. The room wasn't satisfactory, so the staff helped upgrade us by two room categories. The service was very good and the price is very reasonable for a property right in the center of Dalat.

There’s no place to store valuables either in the room or at the front desk. When I asked the staff, they said only VIP rooms have safes and the others don’t. I might have accepted that if they’d said it apologetically, but they said it as if it were obvious, so I sarcastically replied, “Well, you sure say that with a lot of confidence.” The room also has no air-conditioning. When I asked about that, they told me Dalat doesn’t have air-conditioning. I can understand that to some extent because it’s a highland area, but this room faces a busy road and is constantly disturbed by extremely loud cars and motorcycles, and without opening the windows you can’t stand it without AC. I don’t recommend this hotel.

Overall this is a pretty good choice for the price. The staff were very helpful. Next time I return I'll still choose this hotel.

It's a 10-minute walk to the night market, but the streets on the way are lined with pretty cafes and bars, so I actually prefer this area to being right next to the market. The price is reasonable, though the place is a bit dated... the facilities are just okay — overall I'm satisfied for this price. I like the location, so I'd probably come back. ^^

spacious room, decent facilities, a prime spot in downtown near plenty of eateries and cafés. but it’s a shame that the TV in our room seemed to be out of order.

The hotel is quite close to Dalat Market, and there are many shops and eateries nearby so it’s very convenient for travelers like me. The rooms are clean and airy; only the furnishings are a bit dated.

This accommodation is very difficult for a couple’s trip. I chose it because of the location, but the toughest part was the breakfast. The outside food didn’t agree with me either, so in the end I bought and ate Shin Ramyun. I’ve visited Vietnam several times, so it might just be that Dalat’s food doesn’t suit my taste. I hope others have better luck..MINUTE

The hotel is in a convenient, central location, close to the market, near eating and drinking spots, bars and pubs. The surrounding area also has many amenities like cafés, pharmacies, and shopping, and it's quite spacious with plenty of parking. The hotel seems to have been recently renovated, so it doesn't feel old. I stayed in the presidential suite, which was very large, but the furnishings were basic; my friend’s regular suite actually looked nicer. The bathroom wasn't fully convenient — the shampoo and shower gel areas were lacking labels. I didn't really feel happy with the VIP status of this room category. The breakfast buffet had few items and I didn't find it special. The staff were enthusiastic; staff member Xuan at the front office was thoughtful and took good care of guests.