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Homestay in Nobi Town
Nobi Town Homestay is a destination in Da Lat inspired by the popular Doraemon anime series. Whether you're a die-hard Doraemon fan or not, this is a place worth experiencing at least once, as the space and scenery at the homestay have a gentle, charming beauty like a small Japanese town.
There's a spacious garden with a green lawn and cherry blossom trees that burst with pink blossoms every spring. Notably, the interior design of this homestay closely resembles about 80% of the setting in Doraemon, with rooms built close together to form a neighborhood of characters from the story. Each house or room, such as the Giant's house, Nobi's room, BBQ area, swimming pool, cafe, etc., is meticulously designed to look as much like the comic book as possible, creating countless Instagrammable spots for visitors.
Additionally, while staying in Nobi Town, visitors can explore the baseball stadium – the venue for Giant's "grand concerts." The stadium grounds are recreated almost exactly as in the manga, from the drainage pipes and walls to the landscaping.
Nobi Town is more than just a homestay in Da Lat city. It evokes fond childhood memories of Doraemon and his friends. That's why, when you check in at this Da Lat destination, you feel a sense of familiarity, warmth, and closeness.
Besides focusing on showcasing the charming town of Nobi, this homestay also pays attention to room design. The interiors of the rooms are spacious, with warm colors and complete basic furnishings for guests. There are rooms for 2 and 4 people, with prices ranging from 200,000 to 450,000 VND per night.
- Address: 30/36 Nam Ho Street, Da Lat City
Still Dalat Complex
Another destination in Da Lat inspired by Japanese animation is the Still Dalat complex, featuring the adorable Totoro character. Still Café, designed in a vintage style, is located in a secluded corner away from the bustling streets. The café is a reconstruction of a simple wooden house, easily reminiscent of the wooden house of sisters Satsuki and Mei in the anime.My neighbor is Totoro..
This rustic wooden house features characteristic louvered windows, a weathered corrugated iron roof, and a three-section design consisting of a main section, a back section, and an attic. Surrounding it is a small garden planted with many green trees, creating a tranquil setting where visitors can relax with loved ones and friends.
Still Café draws inspiration from the Totoro cartoon, so the café features the adorable Totoro character. This large statue is placed in the middle of the garden, holding an umbrella just like in the cartoon. Here, visitors can stand next to or pose with the lovely Totoro.
It's safe to say that Still Café is a suitable destination in Da Lat year-round. Whether it's the warm sunshine of spring or the chilly chill of winter, the café remains a cozy place to sip coffee and enjoy the most peaceful moments in this misty city.
In the spirit of a vintage café, Still Café also cleverly transforms its space into one with a Japanese aesthetic. Upon their first visit, visitors will find countless impressive photo opportunities with the white curtains, the area in front of the bar, or by taking pictures with the unique No-Face statue.
Besides the main café, the Still complex also features a small bakery serving delicious pastries and snacks. While maintaining the rustic wooden style and lush green garden, the combination of lanterns and curtains at the entrance gives the space a distinctly Japanese feel. This is a must-visit spot in Da Lat for taking stunning photos and creating lasting memories.
Visiting the Still complex, tourists will have many interesting experiences, such as enjoying the peace in a nostalgic, cartoon-themed space, as well as enjoying delicious drinks and taking many impressive photos.
- Address: 59 Nguyen Trai Street, Da Lat City
