Trải nghiệm - Review - Đánh Giá Bao Dai Villa - mới nhất 4/2024

Biệt thự có vị trí đẹp. Từ đây bạn có thể nhìn thấy hồ Lak. Biệt thự đẹp nhưng nhân viên không đẹp lắm. Và lối vào trước biệt thự lộn xộn. Nếu bạn cần một nơi yên tĩnh và yên bình, bạn có thể chọn nó cho chuyến đi của mình!

This is a great place for people who wanna escape noisy cities. Staffs are very friendly. They make me feel comfortable. Foods is very good.

Costs 10000 vnd per person to view the 2nd floor. However, there is not much to be seen as that floor only has a few pictures and furnitures. On the third floor are two hotel rooms. The bottom floor is the restaurant. Not really worth it. The ticket seller was very rude. We were contemplating whether we wanted to take a look inside. He demanded that we either buy tickets or leave right away.

Bảo Đại villa, Liên Sơn. ĐL, có vị trí tốt, xong cần chú ý đến sự riêng tư của khách nghỉ tại villa. Đồ dùng nội thất quá cũ.

Địa điểm đẹp hiếm có và thú vị khi được ở trong căn nhà của Bảo Đại tuy khả năng trùng tu hạn chế,tiện nghi mức độ tối thiểu. ..và chỉ thích hợp cho khách có phương tiện đi lại cá nhân.

This is a tricky place to review, not least because this is a rural area with not much by way of alternative options around. We stayed as part of an Easy Rider tour. In terms of the good: Our room (number 4) had AC and an ensuite. The fact it was a former royal residence added a certain je ne sais quoi. The night porter was a friendly and helpful chap. The bad: Our bathroom windows didn't really fit in the frame so there was plenty of wildlife in the room. The resident gecko did a manful job of keeping numbers down however but could only do so much. The place is unbelievably tatty - we had a broken floor board we literally had to step over and even with all the lights on the room was really dark (perhaps a blessing). The shower was useless, cold and with a shower head that directed water in ever direction except the one we wanted. But you know what? At the end of the day we both slept really well. The beds being beneath the AC and us leaving the fan on meant we were not eaten alive. We wouldn't rush back but at the same time it wasn't as bad as we initially thought it to be.

We have booked by booking, and when we arrived, the place was close, completely empty !! Just have to go to lak resort which was very expensive and absolutely not the same type of hotel... This area is not so touristic but why people offers a room if it is close ?!!

Tôi đã ở khách sạn này, phòng đẹp, sạch sẽ, chất lượng. Nhân viên nhiệt tình.lần sau quay trở lại mình lại chọn villa này

This was a really fascinating little spot. Amazing room that was the former King's hunting lodge, overlooking Lak lake. It's quite aged and tired - although bed was comfy, water hot and very clean. The air con sprung a nasty leak during the night, which can't have been good for the floor boards, but otherwise it was a piece of Vietnamese history. Mosquitoes were ferocious, a mossie net would have been nice. It was all very clean and comfy, although a bit out of the way so we had to take the bikes back to town to the resort. Food there was ordinary but adequate. The countryside was absolutely stunning - elephant rides were available through the rice fields, which we didn't have time to do.

Former emperor Bao Dai was one of the biggest playas in Vietnam, he really liked to roll in style. Driving French-made cars, rolling around in a top hat & having French women as friends, Bao Dai really makes me jealous, all while most of his citizens were farmers, beggars & thieves many couldn’t even read. Vietnam's last emperor in the line of the Nguyen dynasty also lived like a gangster, having houses in all the best locations. This one would have been nice in the 1930's. Room 12 can sleep 3 people in a queen & single bed. The wooden floor boards & ceiling panels give it a rustic feel. The wide windows have views of not only the lake & rice paddies below but also of the Annamite mountain ranges. Its cheap at under $30 USD, ring Lak Lake Resort for their number. The positives stop there. While the rooms are nicer than anything else in the area, the building is rundown & lacks staff, besides a caretaker. Being a former royal villa it doesn’t have any antique furniture or gold plated toilet seats, it lacks fine bed linen, French bath products & fine wines, its rural Vietnam after all. Besides the view, the lure here is the charm of its former royal status. Meals have to be eaten at the grubby Lak Lake Resort 1km away, try hire a motorbike from the restaurant staff. One of the best things to do is to take a motorbike/drive towards Buon Ma Thuot in the mornings along Highway 27 & observe the local peoples of the minority tribes walk their cattle along the road to pasture land with their woven baskets & dirty faces. Sunsets along Lak Lake are also stunning. The land around Lien Son is lush with rice paddies & a natural setting not spoilt by modernity, you can still feel that rural vibe. Local buses to Buon Ma Thuot on highway 27 come by every 45mins & cost 7,000 VND or about $0.25 US cents from the front of the post office & take about 90 mins where they end behind the Ethnographic Museum next to the stadium.