Dreams Hotel Dalat

... We loved it. One of our coup de coeur in Vietnam. Dalat is a natural beauty in the central highlands. We stayed at the Dreams Hotel. The owner is an older Vietnamese lady who speaks French perfectly. The communal breakfasts in the kitchen with other young ...

... at times. The area past that was very green and heavily farmed and still lovely. After 8 hours we got to Dalat. The hotel is superb - Dreams Hotel. For 12 dollars we have a great room, hot water, shower, free internet access and a great free breakfast ...

... quickly, so we had to take a cab. The airport is about 30km from Dalat, so it was a decent ride.   Our hotel was called Dreams hotel and that's what it's been for us.   This has easily been one of our favorite places.   Amazingly helpful ...

... , lee had a look around but we had already booked somewhere yesterday so they lady called us a taxi who took us straight to Dreams Hotel, which was recommended to us by a couple we met the other day. It's a really nice hotel actually, the lady ownder is ...

... and pine trees replace the jungle. The architecture is much different too with pitched roofs and a more European feel. Our hotel the Dreams hotel is only $20 a night including a family style breakfast where you get to meet your fellow travellers. ...

... bus had just gone in a loop so we were pretty much right in the centre of things which was great. We stayed at "Dreams Hotel 2" which we would recommend, great clean rooms, cable tv, our own balcony and fantastic breakfasts. Imagine my delight when I ...

... simply don't get hopping on and off the tourist buses. The hotel was the best and most friendly we have stayed in so far (Dreams Hotel,in case anyone is visiting in the near future), there was no incidences with evil bugs/rodents and we were not hassled ...

... there was the insane bus driver who over took all 8 cars on a bend!! Of course there was all the obligatory horn beeping as well. dreams hotel is cute and Kev is rapt he has a bed thats not rock hard (only complaint about Phu Quoc the beds were like ...

... the local people traveling with us. On arrival at Dalat, the bus delivers us to our pre-booked accommodation at DREAMS Hotel 2, (USD 18 deluxe double including full breakfast)) which was highly recommended by previous guests. The hotel is certainly ...

... town, nestled in the hills, a lake with a 6km circumference rests at its center and we found a brilliant little guesthouse called "Dreams Hotel". After being settled we went for a 40 minute run from our guesthouse, around the lake and back and then ...

... us all. It must have poured down with rain before we arrived as the roads were all wet. After checking in to Nice Dreams hotel, we strolled to the markets to find plenty of outdoor eateries selling charcoal grilled meat, barbecued corn, sweet potatoes and ...

... , sorry if I've given you any cause for dreams of a disagreeable nature, especially when, upon arriving into Dalat, we encountered nothing but Nice Dreams - Hotel, that is, where we dumped our belongings into a sizeable basement room that was a little too ...

Just sleeping in dalat was fun in itself, we stayed in this amazing hotel called Dreams hotel- and it was a dream, Dalat is a Honeymoon town and so there weren't any hostels. However, dreams served the best breakfast in the world, fresh fruit, eggs, ...

... but we ALREADY have a booking... We throw on our packs and hot-tail it out of the feeding frenzy. We’re heading to ‘Dreams Hotel’ which is not to be mistaken with ‘Sweet Dreams’ or ’Dreams Hotel II’ - they are the ...

... I was tired, so I came back and relaxed in my hotel (which has the best bed I've had on this entire trip. I recommend the Dreams Hotel. It's run by a really nice family and is clean.)  Next morning I was up super early again. Had some breakfast and ...

... end! But nevertheless, we got here eventually.  Hopped on the back of an Easy Rider motorbike and staying at the Dreams 2 Hotel which is fairly sweet. Nice rooms and great breakfast (recurring theme here). However, it was pretty amusing when ...

... the river.  The scenery was breathtaking and with no tourists around, it was extremely peaceful.    After four nights in Dalat, we decided to head back to Mui Ne, as the weather forecast was predicting that the wind was about to pick up ...