Dragon King 1 Hotel Da Lat

We couldn't see anything but a wall from our windowless room, and breakfast was basically eggs and bread, with nothing that seemed suitable for everyone across different cultures. The noise was just as bad: people shouted in the hall at 6 AM, and we could hear what sounded like spitting from inside rooms. It was disgusting and showed such poor manners. In four nights, this was the first truly disastrous hotel we've stayed in in Vietnam. You're paying to sleep, but people woke us with shouting and spitting sounds. Completely unacceptable, and I wouldn't recommend it.

Breakfast wasn't really a buffet for us. They said there weren't many guests, so they served one kind of soup, eggs, and bread. My aunt found lizard droppings in her soup. The bed sheets were another problem: the first one had blood stains, and after we asked to move rooms, the bed there had stains too. The receptionist said they'd already washed it and it was clean, but we refused to accept that and asked for fresh sheets. She said it was late and we'd have to wait until morning. We were nearly ready to leave before she finally agreed to change them. I'd never stay here again or recommend it. Please don't come.

The buffet was mostly carbs with very little choice, and there was no soundproofing even though guests were expected to keep quiet at night. In the room, the phone, clock, fridge, and hair dryer were broken. The sheets were dirty and bloody; I asked for a change, but they ignored me. There was also a cockroach, and no view at all. The worst 3-star hotel ever.

Breakfast was just so-so, and I wasn't convinced they changed the sheets every day. The rooms are fairly spacious, though, and the location is decent, about a 10-minute walk from the Night market.