Sofitel Palace, Dalat
12 Tran Phu Street,
, Dalat, 063
Nestled high in the mountains of central Vietnam is the city of Dalat often referred to as the City of Eternal Spring due to its mild temperatures and abundant flora. The Sofitel Dalat Palace sits on a hillside in the heart of the City, where climate,history and luxury combine to make the hotel a destination unto itself. The City is dotted with architecturally unique villas built beginning in the 1920's,offering a glimpse of the French colonical past,while the surrounding mountains harbor many natural wonders.Each of the Palace's 43 appointed rooms is beautifully decorated and offers first-class amenities including IDD telephone,setellite TV,safes and minibars.Most of the rooms have the added romance of fireplaces.
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Posted by Chris Ball, United Kingdom in November 2006
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Posted by DE SCHOUWER, jacqueline, Belgium in December 2005
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Posted by Robert Conner, United States in April 2004
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Posted by William Tyler, Israel in April 2004
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Posted by Fedreric Raymond, United Kingdom in April 2004
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Posted by Customer, Thailand in March 2003
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Posted by Simon Beckett, United States of America in March 2003
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Posted by Robert Conner, United Kingdom in March 2003
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Posted by Peter Singer, Singapore in March 2003
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Posted by William Tyler, Hong Kong in March 2003
