Dalat, Vietnam, is the alpine destination par excellence of South East Asia and was earmarked to be the capital of colonial French Indochina in the 1920s. The Lang Bian plateau was renown to be an exotic hunting destination in its early days and since has evolved into a spa and golfing destination second to none.
 
The Dalat Du Parc Hôtel, a Heritage Boutique Hotel, has since 1932 embraced and received travelers, from the colonial administrators, hunters, adventurers, traders of the turbulent past, to the modern travelers and tribalists, in search of answers to the riddles of our past and the transitions of history.
 
The Dalat Du Parc Hôtel, was conceived as a boutique hotel, graced with elegant décor, high ceilings, reverent wooden floors, that have recorded the stays and paused steps of the noble and illustrious. Travellers such as the poignant Thomas Ennis, the progressive Alesandre Varenne, Jean Delacour, Morgan Sporètes and the narrative of Madam Marguerite Duras, all caretakers and storytellers, of the incredible human voyage, through history and time.