Dreams Hotel

Best budget hotel in Da Lat! - 13th March, 2009
This is a very nice place and probably the best budget hotel in Da Lat. The breakfast is very good and you can eat as much as you want. The rooms are light and the bathrooms have massage showers. On the roof they also have a Jacuzzi. You will absolutely enjoy your stay here.

Dreams Hotel reviewed by anje012 on 13th March, 2009, rated 5 out of 5.
Stayed here 3/2009
Total reviews submitted: 2.
anje012 also reviewed: Pakinai Guest House.

Change of room price - 9th September, 2008
Just got off phone with Dreams Hotel. The lady on the phone told me that with recent renovations on the hotel, all standard double rooms are $20, presumably with the better rooms receiving a corresponding bump up in price. Have read nothing but good things about the hotel, but this does move it up into another price category. Please ignore following ratings as I have not stayed there but wanted to pass information on.

Dreams Hotel reviewed by choirboy on 9th September, 2008, rated 5 out of 5.
Stayed here /
Total reviews submitted: 2.
choirboy also reviewed: Trung Nguyen Hotel.

Top place - 11th August, 2008
We got our bus to drop us off at Dreams, but found it to be totally booked out -- must be all the great reviews. However, the owner told us her brother owned another hotel up the road, that she would call him and he would pick us up by motorbike to look at his place just up the road, no obligations. We were a bit iffy at first as we didn't want to get trapped into staying somewhere but as soon as we got picked up by him and his wife we had a good feeling. They are lovely people. I can't remember the name -- it starts with T, maybe Tran Dinh or something. The hotel was smart and modern, only 3 years old. We paid $15 for a smaller room, which was actually quite big. We enjoyed a great bathroom, a view of a temple behind the hotel, a huge breakfast of the likes Dreams is famous for and friendly warm service. Also free internet. What more can you ask for?! It's about 10-mins' walk from city centre, a bit further out than Dreams but well worth the walk and nice to be away from the hustle and bustle.

Dreams Hotel reviewed by ebj1 on 11th August, 2008, rated 5 out of 5.
Stayed here 8/2008
Total reviews submitted: 5.
ebj1 also reviewed: An An Hotel, Happy Inn, Rainbow Hotel, Viking Place Resort.

Great value & very comfortable - 21st February, 2008
One of the best places we stayed at in 3 weeks' travel through Vietnam. Room was a good size, basic but clean and comfortable. Bathroom was very big and nice with Jacuzzi. Breakfast lived up to its reputation with an abundance of delicious fresh fruit, eggs and fresh crusty bread rolls, juices, coffee and tea. The owner Mrs Dung was lovely and helpful (even made me a pot of ginger tea when I was sick which was very kind). Location was good, a little away from the big hotels and felt slightly less touristy.

Dreams Hotel reviewed by daniellem1 on 21st February, 2008, rated 4 out of 5.
Stayed here 1/2008
Total reviews submitted: 4.
daniellem1 also reviewed: Anhuy Hotel, Canh Tien, Golden Lotus Hotel.

Perfect
Ms. Yung was great and very helpful. Best showers in Vietnam.

Dreams Hotel reviewed by th5xe ( total comments: 6 )
Stayed here 11/2007

Most bang for your buck! - 20th August, 2007
I just got back from a month-long trip to Vietnam and have to say Dreams was my favorite guesthouse/hotel. We got a 2-bed room for $20 a night so split two ways, it was $10 a person. Dreams delivered on everything they promised. The bathroom was amazing! Besides having a nice cozy atmosphere, the staff at Dreams really made my stay a special one. The owner is a cute and friendly lady who I got to know pretty well. Da Lat is known for its soybean milk and when I was talking to her about it over breakfast, she mentioned to me that she would get me some before I left. I thought it was nice but didn't expect her to deliver on what she said since she's so busy. She ended up getting me some of the best soybean milk I've ever tasted. The staff definitely go the extra mile to accommodate your needs. Next time I visit Da Lat, I will definitely stay at Dreams.

Dreams Hotel reviewed by yellowfellow on 20th August, 2007, rated 5 out of 5.
Stayed here 8/2007
Total reviews submitted: 4.
yellowfellow also reviewed: Chiang Mai Thai House, Golden Temple Villa, New Siam II Guest House.

Fabulous! - 16th June, 2007
Great place. The amazing breakfast made this place excellent value and the whole family is a delight and definitely some of the friendliest people we've met on our travels. They were constantly smiling and helpful.

Dreams Hotel reviewed by AmandaJordan on 16th June, 2007, rated 5 out of 5.
Stayed here 6/2007
Total reviews submitted: 3.
AmandaJordan also reviewed: Julie Guest House.

Induces sweet dreams - 13th March, 2007
I stayed at Dreams and had a lovely stay in a lovely town. Plenty of hot water (needed in this town), a big bed, TV and fridge. When you factor in the amount of food you get with the free breakfast, you are actually paying *at least* US$2 (32,000 VND) less for your room. Eggs, fresh baguettes with butter or cheese and strawberry jam, PILES of fresh fruit, passionfruit juice and coffee or tea. Free internet access and you can upload photos on one of their computers. Bicycles for rent, but they're not in the best condition. The owner also has a grocery store in the marketplace that has Western candies for good prices. She is a very sweet lady. I took some pictures when I went on an Easy Riders tour, but I don't have my driver's address. The lady at Dreams said I could mail the pictures to her and she would get them to him. This was a month later, when I was in Hanoi! If you can only book at Dreams 2, don't worry - it's only about 200 meters from Dreams I. HIGHLY recommend Dreams I.

Dreams Hotel reviewed by davio on 13th March, 2007, rated 5 out of 5.
Stayed here 1/2007
Total reviews submitted: 8.
davio also reviewed: Angkor Inn, Dara Reang Sey Hotel, Fantasy Hill Bungalow, Hiep Hoa, Kim Nam Phuong, Mellow Bungalows, Two Dragons Guesthouse.