We splurged a bit on this quaint place and were not disappointed in any respect, well except for the bath tub and the smokers. The room was spacious enough to be comfortable, not air-conditioned but this wasn't needed being nicely cool inside and out. French shutters opened to view the nearby hills and frequent rain was a daily delight, until another smoker came along! Breakfast was uniformly excellent each day and always topped up the big variety of dishes with new ones before a famine broke out. An additional bonus was the display of really old French and German vehicles from WW11 and the French occupation in the 1940's. There was also a modern BMW super bike on display that had my wife salivating at the thought of riding it. Yeah right! The staff were well trained and apart from ignorant tourists who walked about the place smoking indiscriminately making it most unpleasant to be nearby. If you fancy a trip down memory lane, French style, The Saphir is for you. Strongly recommended

We stayed for about 4 nights and had a very pleasant time. The staff were all wonderful especially Truong who works on reception.
The hotel has a lot of character in the architecture and there are lots of beautiful outlooks. Our room was comfortable and spacious. The bed was not the most comfortable but was not bad. It’s in a good location with plenty of restaurants, street food around and an easy walk in to town. Overall we had a great stay.

The view from my room is awful when there is a big wall outside the window.

No air conditioner in the room because it is always cool/cold enough in Da Lat. Hot water is always avalaible to make you warm. I love the toilet as everything has big impact from vintage French amenities and facilities.

One bad thing is the way to my room is too dark. I even have to turn on my phone light when I get back to the hotel at night.

The location is not easy to find. It is quite a challenge for you all when you first come here.