We loved the common outdoor lounge area at Midori Coffee Farm which looks out towards the valley. It was relaxing there being in the company of their very cute cats and dog. The coffee farm tour was the highlight of our trip. It was great seeing how passionate they are about their farm and the full process of how coffee is made from farm to brew. Staff was also patient, friendly and very helpful with scooter hire, taxi to the airport, etc. which was much appreciated.

We stayed in one of the rooms in the wooden cabin. The door hinges are quite creaky so was hard to keep quiet, given how close the rooms are to each other. Also would have been nice if the space was air-conditioned. The balcony was gorgeous, though would have been nice if it's better partitioned from the room next door for better privacy.

Such a great place! We met only friendly staff, had nice breakfast with an incredible view over the mountains and felt the relaxing atmosphere in the more cool mountain air (compared to Ho Chi Minh we just came from). There are some cats and two dogs that like to get petted, and try your food if they get the opportunity - especially the athletic cat. The 2 hr coffee tour with the owner was also great. He is very sweet, has a good laugh and showed us how he drove his coffee farm. Note that this is a quiet and somewhat remote, small place (4-5 rooms) in the mountains, and for most rooms, toilets are shared, but they were kept clean. We would definitely go back to back this place.

Probably the only thing we could put our finger is was the bed. In our room at least, it was quite hard and not that comfortable. Regarding the duvet, it would've been better if there were two instead of one large, shared one. Very minor things that did not affect our great stay.

We really enjoyed our stay here. The farm is about 30 Mins out of DaLat. The view from the coffeeshop is amazing and the place itself is good to relax, if you dont want to be in the City. In case you want to go to DaLat you can just take the local Bus, which is pretty cheap. The Team of the Midori was super nice and welcoming, besides the included breakfast, we were offered lunch and dinner (for an aditional fair price), which was super good. We also got to explore the coffee farm, including getting some knowledge about local plants, the coffeetrees and the entire process of producing coffee. We really enjoyed our stay (6 nights) and can just highly recommend!!! Thank you to the Team.

The location and the staff are fantastic. Everyone at Midori is extremely friendly and accommodating. In the morning you wake up to a beautiful view of the highlands countryside that is hardly matched by anywhere else in the region. There's a tranquil air about the entire place and you'll have some of the best coffee you've ever tasted.

I arrived at Midori by taxi and got a bit lost on the way. The taxi was pretty expensive (from DLI airport). However, the folks at Midori were able to arrange for transport back to the airport on the way out, which was very helpful. To get to Da Lat city you can take a bus but it will probably take around an hour each way.

Absolutely amazing location on the mountainside overlooking a mountain "bowl". I thought it was going to be a wooden building but it was actually concrete so maybe it's been upgraded since the pictures were taken but it was nice and quiet. The view is amazing and the bar/restaurant is such a lovely place to be at any time of the day and night, especially when it was raining. The tea and coffee are to die for and just a perfect place to unwind in the peace and quiet. There is a main road going through the village and that's where all the restaurants are so most things are in the same place and easy to find. The mountain roads are not that busy so it was easy to ride around on a scooter we rented from the farm. It was very affordable to rent a scooter here. If you want to get away from it all, this is absolutely the place to be and the owner will be there for you however she can, literally. There's a ringer button at the restaurant/bar and she'll come from anywhere on property. She's not always at the restaurant because her work is absolutely everywhere and I hate to be a bother but when I rang the button, she came in less than a minute. Grab doesn't go here but that's not an issue because they can call a car/cab to go into the city for a decent price. We just needed a car to move when we had to leave with the luggage. Oh and the beds were Vietnam firm so it's best for back sleepers but I didn't have any issues falling asleep.

The only slight downside is the shared bathrooms but they are absolutely enormous and clean. I'm just glad I didn't have to get up in the middle of the night to use the restroom but other than that, it was all so lovely.

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.

The bathroom and toilet not super clean but I didn’t expect it to be so for me it was okay (dont forget you are on the farm in the middle of nature). The breakfast is little bit too small compare to the price, I can’t imagine it would be enough for a men (no shop walking distance). Last thing was the music - everyday the same again and again, after few hours it was a bit annoying, maybe would be better to turn it off and let people listen to the sounds of the nature around. PS: Be aware that Grab doesn’t go there.

Our stay on Midori Coffee Farm was very relaxing. There is a terrace with a wonderful view on the surrounding mountains. Huy and his team are very attentive and friendly. We had a very interesting tour with Huy through the coffee Farm. We learned so much about the art of making coffee. Before our visit I didn't Imagine such a complexity of ways of growing, processing and roasting these wonderful beans.

Nothing, everything was perfect!

This place has to be taken based the location. It's got a mad hipster kind of vibe. You can reserve meals there that are pretty good. The view is great. Cute animals everywhere. Has bikes for rent if you can ride em. Price is about mid. About $20 for the deluxe room, $8 per meal and $1 - $2 coffee/specialty drinks. Meals are great, what is available is random but haven't gone wrong yet!

Water pressure is a bit low. Bed is a bit hard. Bugs everywhere (but ofc because it is a farm) It isn't too walkable in the area. They have to call you a cab, Grab isn't available there and other ride hailing apps have a low proc chance because it is up a gravel hill, they apparently ain't much about this.

Midori Farm was one of our highlights during our Southeast Asia trip. Huy and Sang welcome you just as warm as their lovely dogs and cats to their property and show you the way they work and live. The home-cooked fresh dinner was exceptional, just as the mystic views from the terrace. We extended our stay by two nights just because it was such a special, peaceful and natural atmosphere there. Midori is an organic coffee farm where preserving nature is the priority! You see that in many forms when you listen to Huy about his way of farming and roasting the coffee beans. Truly a core memory visiting this place:)

Staying at Midori Coffee Farm was like staying at a tranquil simple retreat. I felt recharged after the stay. I enjoyed practicing yoga and meditation on the terrace at sunrise. (Tip: take the mat from cafe the night before) I love my afternoon walks with the friendly dogs. They brought me to their walking trail in the pine forest. Chatting and sharing stories/experiences over dinner with Huy and his assistant was enjoyable. It’s an easy 40mins by local bus from Hoa Binh Theatre to Me Ling Coffee where Huy picked me up on the motorcycle. (The red bus is better than the green one. The green bus charged me 30VN instead of 20.) The room I stayed in shared the same balcony with the adjacent room. I was lucky to have the space to myself for first night. The couple who arrived after was quiet, respected privacy and conscious about sharing the balcony. Having done 3 coffee tours in various countries previously, Huy’s tour is the best. I learnt a lot about organic farming, differences between beans/varieties, washing methods, drying, roasting and appreciation for organic beans. Highly recommended it.

- Waste paper bin could be empty more frequently.