Tiny Tigers

There’s a sunny rooftop area with plants where you can work or relax, and they also serve breakfast and coffee in the morning if you want to stay in. The coffee was tasty, 25,000 VND each. My room on the second floor had plenty of light, a clean ensuite toilet, and comfy beds with blankets, lights, and hangers. There was a locker under the bed and space for backpacks. The place looks like it does on Hostelworld. The owner was friendly, welcoming, and gentle, spoke good English, and explained the city’s must-dos and available tours. I’d already booked a bus to Ho Chi Minh City with pickup right at the hostel.

Leo and his family made me feel so welcome. It felt like one big family, not just a hostel, and everyone was kind and helpful. The dorms have everything you need, and it's not far from the city center. One of the most special hostels I've stayed in. Thanks for such a lovely stay and all your hard work 🤍 I highly recommend it whenever you're in Da Lat.

The best part for me was the cozy, positive atmosphere and the feeling of community. Tiny Tiger feels more like home than just somewhere to sleep. The staff are so kind and always ready to help with recommendations or anything else. It's easy to meet people and settle in, and the room was clean, organized, and thoughtfully laid out, with comfortable beds and good shared spaces for relaxing or socializing. The location is convenient too, close to the city center, restaurants, and cafés. I'd definitely recommend it for a comfortable, friendly, memorable stay.

I had a lovely three-night stay and felt welcome as part of a warm family. It's easy to walk to everything in the center from the hostel. They can also arrange tours and a bus to your next stop, which is really convenient. Thanks again!