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Nested in the woods, lovely wooden bungalows, clean, stylish and comfortable. Near the airport; great host in Kent, who’ll go over and beyond to provide an excellent service

Great location. Staff were friendly and helpful. Bed was comfortable and shower was separate. Great overnight stay.

Friendly people, helpful if you need anything.

Only stayed here overnight as heading to the airport early morning,very close to airport. A very clean Hotel,lovely staff and gardens out back.

Room was big, clean, comfortable and with balcony, staff were very helpful and friendly, coffee shop with food on site, I was surprised at just how big the hotel was, But the best thing was the view, amazing looking over river and waterfall to the mountains, Only 5 minute taxi to airport so great place to stay, Will come back again for a few days just for the view,

Staying with Tuy and his family was one of our highlights of our trip around Asia and was an experience we will cherish forever. Tuy made us feel very welcome from the start- showing us around his farm and giving us some freshly ground coffee and foraged tea leaves. His place is very beautiful and makes for a relaxing stay in nature. We loved Quyen’s cooking, and all of the fresh fruits we were given, so much and she happily accommodated our vegetarian diet- we are missing her tasty home cooked food but she was very nice to show us how to make a traditional Vietnamese soup, so we can try to make it again when we get home (though it won’t be as delicious). We highly recommend anyone to come stay here, especially if you enjoy nature, peaceful living and/or need a break from the city. Also, we highly recommend staying in the Cabin house which seems less popular than the garden house on this site - it is a really nice building; spacious and cozy, and has beautiful views from the top floor. We really hope to come back to visit this lovely family some time again :)

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 ♥️

We loved our stay on the Ivy Coffee Farm. Tuy and his beautiful family made us feel so at home. We ate delicious lunch, dinner together with them and their friends. On our first night we even went into the city to try some Vietnamese desert, made us feel like part of their family. Oh and there is as much coffee as your heart desires. The accommodation is beautiful, (only 3 months old btw) built by Tuy a “training carpenter” as he calls himself but he did an amazing job. His wife designed it all, they really made a gorgeous space to spend some relaxing time in away from the mostly loud and busy Vietnamese cities. It’s a perfect spot to sit back, read a book or sip on a coffee surrounded by nature. Tuy even showed us around the neighbourhood, meeting his family, trying fruit and vegetables that grow around the area which was a lovely experience. We can’t thank the Ivy family enough for making our stay one we will not forgot due to their generosity and kindness. Wish them the very best on their Homestay, if we come back to Vietnam we will be back to the Ivy Coffee Farm without a doubt 💛