Dalat is different to the rest of Vietnam. Cooler and calmer.
The city is about to get a new hotel that pays tribute to the city's French colonial heritage and the unique character of Vietnam's Central Highlands.
Grand Mercure Dalat Resort is being promoted by Grand Mercure Hotels & Resorts as a place "where where modern flair meets enduring traditions".
Located close to historic Dalat Railway Station and the city's former French Quarter, Grand Mercure Dalat Resort aims to reflect the charm of 1920s French colonial residences.
Set among pine trees and landscaped gardens, the resort comprises 12 French colonial-inspired villa-style buildings arranged around courtyards, with interiors inspired by the impressionist art of Claude Monet.
The resort features 131 rooms and suites with windows or balconies overlooking the surrounding pine forests and gardens. Room categories range from superior rooms and family premium rooms to the Presidential Suite.
Dining options at Grand Mercure Dalat Resort will include Deux Amants Restaurant, showcases farm-to-table cuisine crafted with seasonal local ingredients, while BAO Asian Cuisine celebrates the culinary traditions of Guangdong and Sichuan.
The 1929 Lobby Bar will offer afternoon teas, while Fleurie Café serves locally sourced coffee with freshly baked French pastries. As day turns to evening, Moon Lounge offers cocktails inspired by regional ingredients.
There is an outdoor swimming pool and La Maison Wellness Spa for relaxing.
Grand Mercure Dalat Resort aims to capture weddings, social gatherings, meetings and events.
Garth Simmons from Accor Asia said: “Travel should foster a meaningful connection with the destination, allowing guests to discover its culture and way of life through engaging experiences.
"We are proud to bring Grand Mercure to Dalat, a city whose French colonial heritage continues to shape its identity today."
For more info see https://www.grandmercuredalat.com/
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