For travelers in search of an experience, nothing says authentic country living like a stay at a private, working farm. Hosts might offer interactive kid-friendly activities or for couples, a cozy haven in an original/converted farmhouse. Breakfast is usually included – you may even be collecting the eggs yourself!
Really nice place with nice peoples and the cutest dog ever. We enjoyed our stay here. They proposed us a quick tour of flower and coffee farm at a cheep price. I recommand it !
The farm is in a really beautiful location. You can spend a lot of time sat on their terrace drinking coffee looking out at the view. We also did a coffee tour which was really interesting. Huy and his staff are very kind and really do produce great coffee. The facilities are best described as rustic, as you are on a rural farm.
Location was beautiful, amazing views of the mountains, which we could also see from our room. We did the tour of the coffee farm which was so fun and interesting, Huy was an amazing host.
The room was very clean and comfortable with an very clean bathroom. The shower was great with fantastic pressure. The room has a TV with Netflix downloaded. The staff were amazing and so helpful, we booked a scooter with them for a reasonable price and they kindly offered to look after our bags for a couple of days while we stayed at a nearby farm. Incredible value for money, great location, and overall an amazing stay - if we come back to Dalat we will definitely stay here again!
Amazing view that words cannot describe. Nice, clean room with big bed (can be hard for somebody). There is a terrace with lots of place to sit and relax and just be with a delicious coffee from the farm and as a bonus you can watch the owner roasting coffee beans. The staff were very friendly and made my stay carefree and two dogs and a cat gave me a fluffy company as well.
I did the tour and I must say Huy has a lot of knowledge about coffee and agriculture in general. I like how he thinks and cares about eco farming.
We stayed in the bungalow. It was really clean and nice. Bed was comfortable. The views were beautiful overlooking the mountain and streaml. Staff were really nice and helpful, assisted us in booking a bus to ho chi minh from the area. The breakfast omlette was also really tasty. They also gave us a late checkout which was really generous. Close to the pagoda, coffee farm and nice walks around the homestay.
Very friendly staff, possible to do your laundry at the spot directly, however the facilities need some touch ups. It's in a lovely remote location, but it also makes it a bit tricky getting into. It is possible to also rent a bike from the Farm directly. We liked the fact that the farm is trying to be more eco-friendly and it was in a very boho-like style.
Good tasting coffee. beautiful village life around the place. Some nice landmarks in driving proximity (get a scooter!)
Bonus points - they had puppies!!!
The views from the farm are stunning.
When we decided to shorten our stay, they were very fair and only charged us the nights we were there.
Tha coffee is good
Fantastic farm stay! The guys running the place were very welcoming and helpful! Would highly recommend to spend several days there and enjoy the tranquility of the coffee plantations!
Ekaterina
Young couple
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