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Panorama — apartments in a round building on Tran Hung Dao, one or two bedrooms, city view
The fit-out differs from flat to flat and you see it at once: some are done in black and white marble with gloss fronts, others are light, with timber panelling on walls and ceiling, an olive splashback in the kitchen and coloured upholstery. What they share: a kitchen with an induction hob, oven and extractor, built-in wardrobes to the ceiling, air conditioning, a wall-mounted television, and a separate bathroom with a glassed-in shower and a water heater.
Three types are let — one bedroom, two bedrooms, and a larger two-bedroom; each has its own living room with a kitchen. The windows look over the town — Da Lat’s roofs and the hills behind them; some flats have a terrace along the window, some a balcony over the street.
- one bedroom with a living room and kitchen — 11M ₫
- two bedrooms with a living room and kitchen — 13M ₫
- a larger two-bedroom — 20M ₫
The contract runs from six months, and a long term is worth bargaining over. The deposit is two months' rent up front.
The building is called Panorama, Tòa Nhà Panorama Đà Lạt in Vietnamese, and stands at 37 Tran Hung Dao in the Xuan Huong ward, the former Ward 10. Across the road are the OM Nướng grill and a Lẩu cua đồng place; the Central Market is about two kilometres down the street.
The manager answers on WhatsApp and draws up the contract herself. There are many flats in the building and they are not alike: they differ in finish, in the view and in condition, some fresh, some visibly tired. Say at once for how long and how many bedrooms you need, and ask to be shown several, not one.
Ask separately about the monthly rent itself: what it covers and what is charged on top — electricity, water, internet, cleaning.
The flats are in different condition: some are fresh, some visibly worn, and the fit-out varies too. You do not have to take the first one shown — ask for more and compare.
The stay registration is filed by the owner of the property, not by you. Ask to see the confirmation on the day you move in: without it you cannot extend a visa later.
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