Holiday rentals with breakfast in Lạc Dương District

We had a wonderful stay with Su and Han. We were very comfortable with the room and learnt alot about Vietnam food and culture. Su prepares a beautiful breakfast (Vietnamese) and we tasted many different food along with fresh coffee & tea and fruit. It was always a pleasure to sit and chat in the mornings. This will be an experience we will never forget.

Kevin and his team are very responsive and helpful. The cabins are unique and charming, with handmade furniture, beautiful gardens, and great views—just like the photos. Be prepared for some steep paths and stairs, but assistance with luggage is provided, and note that the walkway from the main street is quite dark at night—a flashlight is handy. This stay is ideal for those who want a local experience, as you’ll have neighbors nearby (some noise is possible). The place feels warm and homey, though a deeper clean and minor drain smell outside could be improved. Overall, a lovely and memorable stay!

It's a great place to stay if you're looking for a more peaceful experience, and the staff are fantastic.

This Airbnb is simply amazing. From the moment I arrived, Lu’u Quynh’s mother, Ms. Van, made me feel at home. She’s incredibly welcoming, cheerful, and generous, her food is delicious, and we would have great conversations using Google Translate. Her husband is just as kind and helpful—he even rescued me when I got lost in the nearby mountains! Honestly, the family did everything they could to make sure I have the best possible stay. The place itself is just as gorgeous as in the pictures. The views are stunning, and the only thing I would hear is the sound of nature—pure peace and quiet. The studio had everything I needed: conformable bed, full equipped kitchen, a beautiful terrace, a desk, a bathroom, etc. I really hope to come back someday. Next time, I’ll make sure to learn how to ride a motorbike beforehand, since that’s the main way to get around here. That said, the family was always happy to give me a ride. Thank you so much, Ms. Van and family.

Great value for money. Place was full of sunlight which offered beautiful scenery. Rooms are clean and spacious. We also liked the area as it is away from all the hustle and bustle of the city and is rather quiet which is suitable for family with kids.

clean house and great facilities,spectacular view from balcony,easy to access to downtown by grab,helpful staff and smooth check in even we reach at night

We had a good stay at Le Has place. We where bumped up to a hotel that was avallible free of charge only because she had it free at the moment. The City is nice. Rent a scooter from Le Ha and go explore for you self, you will love it. 🛵💨 Thank you for maling it easy Le Ha. Michael & Cathrine

I stayed with a K’ho family, super friendly and attentive. They offered me a local breakfast with vegetables from the garden. The location is closed to village centre. I enjoyed the starry night and sounds of nature.

viens place was really nice and clean. smelled lovely and the towels were refreshed daily. soaps and tea provided. great breakfast of varied options. lovely tranquil spot. very chiller music playing in the morning which we really loved. all in all a great stay. would recommend

Beautiful place to stay. The staffs were super friendly and nice. It was convenient that I could rent a scooter right away for a good price and park right at the homestay. Emai also serves amazingly delicious breakfast! I would stay here again when I visit Da Lat.

Cosy place with a great view. Rooms upstairs are a bit hot when the sun comes out. Kitchen comes with all you need, but we missed a fridge. There is a coffee place next door that is highly recommended. The host himself was super friendly. In general highly recommended

I spent fifteen days at the Nahm-thu accommodation, and I used both breakfast, sleeping, and shared toilets as if it were my own home without any inconvenience. I liked the breakfast I prepared at home, but I went out with the Nahm and Thu brothers and sisters to eat a variety of breakfasts that Vietnamese people eat and enjoy a cup of coffee at the cafe would have been an experience I would never have had if I had stayed anywhere else. Besides, it's not a house in the mountains, but if you open the window in the morning, it was a small luxury that you can't enjoy in an expensive hotel. I think the 15-day trip to Dalat was the abundance of Nahm and Tuh accommodation, and I look forward to next year.