Crazy, but striking in its angular shapes. It will do for a general idea. The hotel itself consists of several houses in the form of fabulous caves, houses in the shape of a tree, huts and mysterious labyrinths. It was really fun to walk up the steep stairs, you can climb high enough. The stage and the sea hall with the shark "Sea World" photo credit. There is a gift shop. A corner with historical materials from the construction of the house and a biography of the architect of the hotel. The staff is attentive, the room is clean, the linen is clean.

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Кристина Колчина

Level 16 Local Expert

An interesting tourist place. I would not stay here as in a hotel, because there are a lot of tourists and a relaxing holiday will not happen. Although the rooms are interesting in design and content with different themes. But it is definitely worth visiting while in Dalat. Walk up all the narrow stairs, climb the observation deck, look into all the rooms, walk through the garden, go to the room where the creator of this place used to live. See photos of how it all started, was designed and brought to life. The author of this place has an amazing imagination, you feel a certain connection with her, because she speaks excellent Russian, studied Architecture in Moscow. Respect and gratitude for this unusual place!

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Иван Рогнар

Level 30 Local Expert

When I was in Dalat, I heard a lot of laudatory reviews and promises to visit the local so-called Madhouse. I visited, but I didn't understand.. Maybe I'm kind of retarded in design, but it's unclear that I didn't make a positive impression. There is an architectural delicacy, a museum and a hotel built of concrete and rebar by the Vietnamese architect Dang Viet Nga. Buildings of irregular shape in the form of concrete logs, vines and cobwebs, curved lines, in short, clearly not Feng Shui.. There is a spider garden (also made of concrete) all around. Dang Viet Nga said in her interviews that she was inspired to build in this style by Russian folk tales, as she had lived in Russia for a long time. Indeed, Dang Viet Nga graduated from the Moscow Architectural Institute in 1965, and subsequently received a degree in architecture. He drives around Dalat in a VAZ car, which we examined in the garage next to the Ford car (behind a grid in the form of a spider web). Of course, all this is pleasant and patriotic, but I didn't like it very much, although I don't impose my point of view, you need to look at it yourself. There are a lot of tourists wandering around, so there is something in this (beyond the threshold of my perception)..

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