The Note Dalat - Hostel in Dalat
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Description
In this hostel 8 rooms.
Policies and conditions
- Check in time: 14:00. Check out time: 11:00-12:00.
Services and facilities
- 24-hour reception
- Elevator/lift
- Smoking areas
- Ticket assistance
- Garden
- Terrace
- Outdoor furniture
- Laundry
- Dry-cleaning
- Luggage storage
- Breakfast
- Common kitchen
- Free Wi-Fi
- Airport transportation
- Tour assistance
- Library
- Hiking
- Parking
- Pets Not Allowed
Street view
Video: The Note Dalat Homestay / H.a / Dalat, Vietnam
Map
Reviews
The sales girl 'My' is very sweet and helpful!
Nice buffet as well as the location is central!
Other hotels allow managers to change rooms at the service level for consecutive stays. However, this hotel is not an online price, but a hotel that managers ask for at a normal rate when changing rooms. It's very unkind and requires only extra fees. Never ruin your vacation because of this hotel.
This is my second time to come to Dalat, and I wanted to stay somewhere more walkable to be close to the market and such, and this place had great reviews, so I thought it was a good choice.
To start off with, the staff is great, very friendly, and after a couple of attempts, the morning staff was able to help me also book transport to Nha Trang, so very appreciated on that front. Aside from the horrible noise issues, the hotel was quite a good deal For the cost. The rooms were clean, the beds were fine, but hotels don’t really work if you can’t sleep.
Major issue: all the rooms around us were booked by a student group, and up until midnight, there was loud shouting in the halls, what sounded like furniture being rearranged and pounding on all doors (including ours) and people ringing the room doorbells (including ours) until midnight, and again at 7am. I am not exaggerating when I say this was the worst night’s sleep I’ve ever had in a hotel. Ambien and earplugs were no match for the chaos. The hotel staff said they had tried to intervene, and they had received promises that it would get better, but there are students filling every floor, and I’m not spending another night of my vacation dealing with that again. Luckily in all my time awake last night I found a different hotel to stay in. They also said that since I’d booked through Expedia, they hadn’t been paid yet and wouldn’t be offering me a refund on the last night here even though I was checking out. Night before last was pretty bad, but last night was just insane, I feel like it pretty much ruined half our trip here by itself.
Yeah, it was awful. I’ve stayed in some pretty rough places too. This was quite good until that part.
Things that were annoying, but not something I’d ever leave a bad review about. Breakfast cooked to order is a bit of a stretch, the guy making the eggs didn’t speak any English and didn’t really try, and just gives you two sunny side up eggs if you talk to him, and the counter in the bathroom was crumbling away, it didn’t hurt my kid so no harm no foul there, and there is a distinct lack of toilet paper in the bathroom. Which given the behavior of the student group may have been intentional 😂. The windows have no screens, and as you can see from the photo open up to a vent from the building next door. I think it was a kitchen vent as sometimes is made nice smells even with the windows closed, but I do wonder about the impact on air quality
Yeah, so, pretty good place, pretty awful experience. Stay at your own risk, bring earplugs for sure. The walls here seem like they are made to amplify sounds.
Updated to two stars. It wasn’t really 100% on the hotel and they comped our laundry charge without hesitation, so I appreciate that.
Helpful staffs
Value for money
Good location
No soundproofing throughout hotel, you will hear everything outside and fellow guests all night.
Common area (hallway) smoking flows into non smoking rooms.
Breakfast below average.
Hotel and rooms look good but dated. ok location
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Cafe and Restaurants near hotel
Frequently asked questions about The Note Dalat - Hostel
How much does it cost to stay at The Note Dalat - Hostel?
The cost of staying in The Note Dalat - Hostel depends on the dates, rates, number of guests and other conditions. The minimum estimated price is 31 USD. Enter your dates to see the exact offer prices.
Which room categories are available in the The Note Dalat - Hostel?
You can book Run of House, Bed in Dorm, Standard room, Standard Quadruple room, Standard Double room, Standard Double room with balcony, Standard Sextuple room, Comfort room, Comfort Quadruple room, Superior room, Superior room with balcony, Superior Quadruple room, Superior Double room, Superior Double room with balcony, Superior Quadruple room with balcony, Superior Sextuple room with balcony, Deluxe room, Deluxe room with city view, Deluxe Single room, Deluxe Quadruple room, Deluxe Family room, Deluxe Family room with city view, Deluxe Family room with balcony and with city view, Deluxe Double room, Deluxe Double room with balcony and with city view, Deluxe Sextuple room, Executive room, Grand room, Grand Quadruple room, Luxury room, Luxury Quadruple room, Luxury Double room, Suite, Double Suite in the hotel. Please check room availability by choosing your dates
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