Hotels near Rừng thông, Buon Ma Thuot

The hotel has just been renovated, the reception lobby style is quite impressive, with Indochina style, this style is quite suitable for the hotel's name ”Biet Dien” - meaning the place where the last king of Vietnam used. Location is the highest plus point because it is opposite the central square of this city. The room is also quite comfortable, but needs to be updated with the exterior style and the reception hall will be very attractive. I heard from the receptionist that after ***** New Year, the room system will gradually have its interior renovated.

It is quite difficult to rate this resort (I booked it as a 4* accommodation advertised on one of the online travel marketplaces). Pros: - beautiful (really wonderful) garden area - nicely decorated room - great coffee/cacao/juices in the restaurant - good breakfast Cons : - extremely noisy (no soundproofing and extremely loud music in the garden; including miserable karaoke) - we stayed there 3 nights and there was a private party organized by this resort each afternoon/evening/night so it was not possible to relax at all - there were some construction works starting in the morning (till afternoon) in the restaurant area - the food in the restaurant (from menu) was not tasty at all (the worst we had in Vietnam to be honest) and it was quite expensive - the staff did not speak English and it was really hard to communicate with them Maybe the hotel is great if you go there to take part in e.g. a wedding. For relaxing it is definitely not a great place and I would not recommend it.

Lived in several rooms. Those above average did not raise any particular questions. But budget rooms are just average in terms of cleanliness. Also, the coffee supply was not replenished when the room was cleaned. It's clearly not worth the money, $15. Maximum $8.

The guests are in the centre, close to a large furnishing. Soundproofing is enough. Beautiful room where nothing is missing. English and welcome staff. Good breakfast. Very good for a step many restaurants around.

We had reserved a room at another hotel, but they didn't have our reservation and were full so we went to this hotel. A mistake. We thought it was a luxury hotel. It has large rooms but it is by no means a luxury hotel. The work chair at the desk is just another wood chair (without cushions) from the hotel restaurant. The AC is so underpowered it took three hours for the room to cool down after we arrived. The shower didn't have hot water in the morning, just warm water. It was better that evening and the next day. There was no switch for one of the lights, so I had to call the hotel engineer to work the bedside program to turn it off. It even took him a while to figure it out. There is a tub with a shower, but the tub is placed near a wall, with no caulking or wrap around shower curtain, so the water hits the wall and runs down outside the tub. The TV is about 20 feet from the head of the bed, so you can't really see it at that distance. The toilet roll holder is behind the toilet seat, very difficult to reach. I could go on, but the design shortcomings are endless. The bed is actually reasonably comfortable, as are the pillows. If the AC was strong enough, you could get a decent night's sleep. The restaurant breakfast buffet has only Vietnamese food. Probably no westerners stay at this hotel. The only Western food was runny yogurt, and you could have made to order eggs. Service tries to be accommodating, but they speak very little English. Finally, there are more than a dozen steps to the hotel, maybe 15 or so. Bellboys carry the suitcases up and down the stairs, but that is ridiculous. Why not make the entrance ground level. I felt sorry for the bellhops, but this is insanely stupid design. Try to find another hotel.

Clean room, lovely staff, location is in convenient area to visit the coffee museum. But it seems that I went at this time and still repairing, so the sound of crowing and buzzing all day, can't relax or at least sleep.