Nobi Town Homestay
Nobi Town Homestay is a destination in Da Lat inspired by the famous cartoon Doraemon. Whether you are a "crazy fan" of Doraemon or not, this is still a place worth staying at once, because the space and scenery at the homestay have a gentle and pretty beauty like a small neighborhood in Japan.
There is a large garden with green lawns and cherry blossom trees that are bright pink every spring. In particular, the interior design of this homestay is close to about 80% of the setting of Doraemon with rooms close together, forming a neighborhood of the characters in the story. Each house or each room such as Giant's house, Nobi's room, BBQ yard, swimming pool, cafe... are meticulously cared for, to be as similar as possible to comics, creating countless virtual check-in corners for visitors.
In addition, when staying in Nobi Town, visitors can also explore the baseball field - which is where the Giant's "grand concerts" take place. The baseball field's grounds are made almost exactly like in the story, from the sewers, walls to the arrangement of trees.
Nobi Town is not just a homestay in Da Lat city. This place seems to evoke beautiful childhood memories of the robot cat Doraemon and his friends. That is the reason why when checking in this destination in Da Lat, you feel familiar, warm and close.
In addition to focusing on presenting a cute Nobi Town, this homestay also focuses on room design. The space inside the rooms is spacious, warm in color and fully furnished with basic furniture to serve visitors. There are rooms for 2 and 4 people, with prices ranging from 200,000 - 450,000 VND/night.
- Address: No. 30/36 Nam Ho Street, Da Lat City
Still Dalat Complex
Another destination in Da Lat that is also inspired by Japanese animation is the Still Dalat complex with the image of the extremely adorable cartoon character Totoro. Still Café is designed in a vintage style, located in a small corner isolated from the bustling streets. The shop was rebuilt from a simple wooden house, easily reminding people of the image of the wooden house of the two sisters Satsuki and Mei in the movie.My Neighbor Totoro.
The rustic wooden house with typical louvered windows, with a corrugated iron roof covered with the color of time and a 3-room design: the main room, the back room and the attic. Surrounded by a small garden, planted with many trees, creating a gentle space for visitors to relax with their loved ones and friends.
Still Café is partly inspired by the Totoro cartoon, so the cute Totoro cat character is indispensable in the cafe. This large statue is placed in the middle of the garden with an umbrella-holding pose like in the cartoon. Coming here, visitors can stand next to or pose with the lovely Totoro.
It can be said that Still Café is a suitable destination in Da Lat to visit all year round. Whether it is a warm spring day or a cold winter day, the shop is still a warm place for people to sip a cup of coffee, enjoying the most gentle moments of the foggy city.
In the spirit of a vintage cafe, Still Café also flexibly creates a space with the beauty of Japan. When coming to the shop for the first time, visitors will find countless impressive photo angles with white curtains, the area in front of the bar or check-in with the unique No-Face statue in the shop.
In addition to the main highlight of the cafe, the Still complex also has a small bakery, serving cakes and attractive snacks. Still using rustic wood materials, still a cool green garden, but the combination of lanterns and curtains at the entrance helps the space here exude a standard Japanese beauty. This is the virtual living spot in Da Lat that you should visit once to have many beautiful souvenir photos.
Visiting the Still complex, visitors will have many interesting experiences such as enjoying the peace in a nostalgic, cartoon-like space, as well as enjoying attractive drinks and taking many impressive photos.
- Address: 59 Nguyen Trai, Da Lat city
