Family hotels and homes in Ðưc Trọng

Situated on a quiet street on the outer skirts of the town you will find the ivy farm. The friendly couple has build this place by themselves and put a lot of care in to every detail of it. The house is very clean and nicely decorated. The bed is comfortable and the view in the morning quite nice. Make sure to try their coffee and food that they offer. Their coffee is grown with an organic philosophy in mind and the food is Traditional and locally-sourced Vietnamese cuisine. The farm is located South of Da Lat. There are some waterfalls to visit that can be reached by motorbike. But it is also worth staying here for a day or two if you have a good book in your suite case and hang out with the dog and two cats. Ivy farm is a great place for anyone who would like to discover the countryside around da lat without stepping too much on the beaten paths of the main touristic areas. It is a real farm house, so naturally there may be some bugs and mosquitos here but there were not too many in our experience. If you are lucky you might meet a local frog or snail in your house after rain. We had a great time here and highly recommend it for travellers and coffee lovers alike.

The staff is extremely friendly and enthusiastic, even the driver of electric sightseeing bus very friendly. The room is quite new, the resort has many beautiful free attractions. I absolutely love the fresh air at the resort. A really good place for relaxation and healing compared to other noisy and bustling places. I will be here soon for the next trip.

Friendly people, helpful if you need anything.

Staying at Nguyễn’s, or Jenny (how she introduces herself to the tourists for an easier communication) was the absolute best way of ending our 4 weeks trip in the South of Vietnam. We were at their beautiful farm for a few nights, and we wished we had more time. Where should I start? Jenny is friendly, relaxed and has a good sense of humor. She makes you feel like part of her family, while giving you your own space too. I really liked her mother as well. While we couldn’t communicate as I don’t speak Vietnamese and she doesn’t really speak English, we would smile and talk through signs. We had amazing food cooked by her and we could feel her warmth in her approach to us. We loved everything from the coffee ‘lessons’ and stories, to the beautiful views from our room, to our walks and talks with Jenny. There was a lot of laughter but also a few profound discussions about life which we really enjoyed. We visited places together, she also helped us rent a motorbike for a day and arranged lots of things for us, including a trip to Dalat and suggestions on where we can chase sunrise clouds by ourselves and helping me order a traditional hat that we brought back to the Netherlands and which I absolutely love. Her husband is also very nice and their son an absolute gem! When we got back home, one of the first people I texted was Jenny, to let her know we arrived safely and that a jar with some Vietnamese goodies had survived the flight. It’s been two months since our trip (we stayed there during the second part of February) and we miss the family and the farm dearly. I hope we can return soon. Thank you so much, Nguyễn!! Big hugs from the Netherlands, Adina and Menno ♥️

A perfect stay at this accommodation. Warm welcome, comfortable and clean house, with an amazing view. it's also possible to make campfires in front of the house 🔥The location is ideal, both peaceful and quite close to the city center. The owner is very nice, enthusiastic, making our stay even more enjoyable. Highly recommended this place

It was a cousey home, in between “real” vietnamese people. We could sit outside, during sunset. Overlooking typical agrarian view.. The host was very alert and helpfull!❤️

Pine wood used for camp fire was amazing