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Du Parc Hotel, Dalat

By Mark Bowyer | 17 Oct 2012

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Hotel du Parc, Dalat
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Hotel du Parc, Dalat
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Hotel du Parc, Dalat
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Hotel du Parc, Dalat
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Hotel du Parc, Dalat
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Hotel du Parc, Dalat
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Hotel du Parc, Dalat
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Hotel du Parc, Dalat
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Cafe De La Poste is the Hotel du Parc's restaurant.
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Du Parc Hotel, Dalat

7 Tran Phu Street, Dalat City, Lam Dong Province

+84 63 3825 444

info@dalatresorts.com

www.dalatresorts.com/

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Price guide: From around US$40

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By Mark Bowyer 17 Oct 2012

The Du Parc Hotel is a comfortable, well priced colonial era hotel in Dalat centre just behind the Dalat Palace Hotel.

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Location

Right behind the Dalat Palace Hotel with easy access on foot to the lake and the central market.

Review

The Du Parc Hotel was built in 1932 following the success of the neighbouring Dalat Palace Hotel.

At 140 rooms across 4 floors it's a far bigger proposition than its predecessor and a decidedly more mid-range option too.

The modern hotel retains some original features - the lift, timber floors and the facade. Standard rooms are smallish - best to book a superior room.

At current pricing - starting from under $40USD, it's hard to beat the Du Parc Hotel for value, location and atmosphere.

Travel tips
Free fast wifi, cable TV.

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