Le Na Hotel

Best place in town for a reasonable price. It feels very safe, and the staff are nice.

The location is handy, close to lots of restaurants and not too far from Da Lat market. But the first-floor room was laid out poorly. The mirror faced the bed, there was no hairdryer, and the kettle was broken. A room meant for one bed had two, leaving hardly any space. My room and most others felt damp. I also hope the hotel will rethink the dolls in the lobby and display more things that bring positive energy.

The phone numbers for the hotel were almost impossible to reach when we needed them. Inside, the four-person room felt cramped, with little space to live in, and there was only one double power outlet beside the bed. No other outlets were provided, which was inconvenient for four people. The bathroom and shower area were both tight. The soft pillows smelled damp, and the mirror was directly across from the bed. This was my first stay in a hotel where the mirror was placed that way, and it seemed to be true of almost all the rooms.

The rooms are lovely, all wood and cozy, and the price is reasonable, especially for a longer stay. It's a two-star hotel that's much better than other three-star places I've tried, and it's conveniently close to the night market.