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Choose the right Berry Valley Homestay room for forest views and strawberry picking

Located at No. 6 (formerly 158) Thanh Mau Street, Berry Valley has wooden cabins surrounded by gardens, a pond, and a high-tech strawberry farm. It is better suited to a quiet stay than to evenings spent walking around Da Lat's city center.

By Da Lat LoversPublished Updated

Berry Valley Homestay Da Lat is worth considering for travelers who want to spend time at their accommodation, stay in a wooden cabin, and pick strawberries without traveling to another attraction. It is particularly suitable for couples, families, and small groups who enjoy green surroundings, have access to transport, and do not need to stay within walking distance of Da Lat Night Market. Travelers who prioritize complete quiet, consistently modern facilities, or easy access to downtown restaurants may find another property a better choice.

What makes Berry Valley Homestay different?

Berry Valley is not a small homestay with just a few rooms and a garden in front. The property covers approximately 8,000 square meters and combines several accommodation areas with landscaped gardens, a pond, strawberry-growing facilities, and food services.

The wooden bungalows sit along gently sloping ground, with greenery and walking paths between the buildings. Some cabins face the pond, while others overlook the valley or nearby pine-covered hills.

A wooden fence lined with hydrangeas along an internal path, with greenhouses behind
Photo: Fanpage Berry Valley Homestay
An internal path runs along a hydrangea fence, with greenhouses behind it.

The outdoor setting is a significant part of the appeal. You can walk around the property, sit outside, take photos, or spend time with your family without immediately heading into town.

The strawberry farm is what really sets Berry Valley apart. The business operates a high-tech strawberry-growing operation alongside its accommodation services, so guests can combine an overnight stay with a strawberry-picking experience at the same location.

That can make a real difference on a short trip. Instead of setting aside half a day to find a separate strawberry farm, travel there, and check whether picking is available, you can include the activity in your morning at the homestay.

Still, it helps to understand what kind of property Berry Valley actually is: a farm-based accommodation business that also welcomes visitors, not an isolated cabin deep in an untouched forest. During the day, there may be farm visitors, staff carrying out daily work, and other guests using shared facilities.

Travelers who want complete seclusion should remember that photographs of wooden cabins beneath pine trees do not represent the atmosphere throughout the entire property.

What we like

  • Wooden cabins among gardens, a pond, and pine-covered hills
  • A greenhouse strawberry farm at the homestay address
  • Free parking for travelers driving in
  • Four-person rooms for families and groups

Watch out for

  • About 5 km from Da Lat Market, not walkable to downtown
  • Wooden cabins are less soundproof than masonry hotels
  • Higher cabins mean steps and carrying luggage
  • No breakfast, no cots or extra beds

Where is Berry Valley Homestay in Da Lat?

Berry Valley is located north of central Da Lat, along Thanh Mau Street, a relatively convenient location for visiting attractions in the northern part of the city, including the Valley of Love.

Property information:

  • Name: Berry Valley Homestay, also listed on some maps as Vườn Dâu Berry Valley - Homestay.
  • Address: No. 6 (formerly No. 158), Thanh Mau Street.
  • Current administrative area: Lang Biang - Da Lat Ward, Lam Dong Province.
  • Former address used on some booking platforms: Ward 7, Da Lat City.
  • Phone: +84 937 386 639.

Vietnam's administrative boundaries changed on July 1, 2025, but some booking platforms still display the older address. When arranging transport, search for the property by name on Google Maps and check that the location matches No. 6, formerly No. 158, Thanh Mau Street.

How far is Berry Valley from central Da Lat?

Berry Valley is about 5 km from Da Lat Market. Under normal traffic conditions, the drive takes around 10-15 minutes by car or motorbike. It may take longer during busy periods.

That distance is manageable when you have your own transport, but it is not somewhere you would walk back to from the night market. You will need to account for taxi fares, waiting times, and return journeys.

For a group of four sharing a car, those costs are easier to divide. Solo travelers may notice the difference compared with staying in a hotel near the market.

Berry Valley makes the most sense when your itinerary includes attractions north of Da Lat. For example, you could spend part of the day visiting the Valley of Love, return to the homestay to rest, and arrange dinner afterward.

On the other hand, for a trip spent mostly exploring the city center, visiting cafés, and eating around Da Lat Market, a centrally located hotel will be more convenient.

Can you reach Berry Valley by car?

The property has free parking, which is useful for travelers driving to Da Lat, especially compared with accommodation down narrow city-center alleys.

Having a parking area does not mean you can park directly outside your cabin, though. Berry Valley's accommodation buildings are positioned at different elevations, so travelers with large suitcases, a stroller, or older family members should ask how far the assigned cabin is from the parking area.

A signpost at Berry Valley pointing to the photo spot, playground, strawberry farm, bungalows, tree house and parking
Photo: Fanpage Berry Valley Homestay
A signpost points the way to the bungalows, tree house, strawberry farm, and parking.

A cabin higher up the slope may have better views, but carrying luggage up and down steps could become inconvenient.

What room types are available at Berry Valley Homestay?

This is the part worth checking most carefully before booking. Berry Valley has several accommodation types, but room names are not completely consistent between the property's own website and booking platforms.

The three main categories are Bungalow Double, Quadruple Room, and Quadruple Superview. On booking platforms you will also see names like One-Bedroom Chalet, Double Room, Single Room with Lake View, and Two-Bedroom Chalet, and two rooms with similar names can turn out to be different cabins.

Bungalow Double

Best for couples who want a wooden cabin

The Bungalow Double has one double bed and pine-wood interiors, in the wooden cabin area near the fish pond. For a couple who wants a private room surrounded by greenery, this is the first category to look at.

The appeal comes from the cabin setting itself: natural wood interiors, doors opening toward the garden, and narrow paths connecting the accommodation buildings. It suits a short, relaxed trip where you plan to return early and enjoy the property rather than spend the whole day sightseeing.

A Bungalow Double is not automatically the room with the best view, and cabins close to shared pathways or busy areas may offer less privacy. Before choosing one, ask for photographs of the cabin you will actually receive, and check the window position, bathroom, and distance from communal areas.

For stays of two nights or longer, mattress comfort, reliable hot water, and protection against dampness matter more than a few attractive photo spots outside.

Quadruple Room

Suitable for families and groups of four

The Quadruple Room has two queen-sized beds and is designed for families or groups of four.

The most obvious advantage is that everyone can stay together. Friends can share one cabin instead of booking two, while parents traveling with children can manage bedtime and daily routines in one room.

Four adults sharing two beds is a different arrangement from two adults traveling with two young children, though, and a group where everyone wants their own bed will find two queens are not enough.

It is also worth asking how much space is available for opening suitcases, storing clothes, and sitting together. Sleeping four is one thing; four people spending an entire rainy afternoon in the room is another.

Families are better off with a cabin close to the parking area, without too many steps, and with easy access to the garden. A cabin facing the greenery may be more practical than one positioned higher up with a better view but a longer walk.

Quadruple Superview

For pine forest and valley views

Quadruple Superview is the category to look at when you are specifically searching for a Berry Valley Homestay room with pine forest views.

This room type has two queen-sized beds, with individual cabins positioned along the hillside and overlooking the valley and pine-covered hills. The main difference from the standard Quadruple Room is the location and scenery. Travelers who plan to spend time relaxing at the homestay, looking out over the landscape, or taking photographs should ask about this room category first.

A "pine forest view" room faces pine-covered hills, but that does not mean a clear forest view from every corner. In some cabins, the best view may be from the terrace or an upstairs window. In others, trees or nearby structures may partially block the scenery.

Ask for photographs taken from inside the room looking outward, not just wide-angle promotional pictures of the entire property.

Access is another consideration. Cabins positioned higher up the hillside may involve steps and a longer walk from the parking area, and travelers with elderly relatives or young children should not automatically pay more for a higher cabin.

Chalet rooms

One or two bedrooms, suited to larger groups

Booking platforms also list one-bedroom and two-bedroom chalet categories. Some have multiple large beds, living areas, and mountain views.

These may suit larger groups or families who want more private space, but the number of beds, bedroom layout, and maximum occupancy must be checked for your specific travel dates.

For example, a chalet with two queen beds in one bedroom is very different from a chalet with two separate bedrooms. That difference matters when two couples are traveling together.

The word chalet or bungalow in a listing tells you very little. Look at the actual room layout, number of bedrooms, bed configuration, and photographs.

How much does Berry Valley Homestay cost in 2026?

Here are Berry Valley's 2026 reference rates by room type:

Room categoryReference rate per night, 2026
Bungalow DoubleVND 500,000
Quadruple RoomVND 600,000
Quadruple SuperviewAbout VND 800,000-1,000,000

These are published reference prices, not confirmed rates for specific nights. Ask the property for the rate on your exact dates before you commit.

The final price may vary depending on the date, room type, number of guests, and booking conditions. To find the actual cost, enter your check-in date, check-out date, and exact number of guests on a booking platform, then compare that price with a quotation obtained directly from Berry Valley.

Look beyond the nightly room rate

A cheaper room does not always mean a cheaper trip. When comparing Berry Valley with a hotel in central Da Lat, include transport to restaurants, return journeys from the night market, breakfast, and any additional services.

The property does not provide breakfast, so anyone counting on breakfast in the price should check the conditions of the specific room rate before booking.

Families should also confirm child surcharges and maximum room occupancy. A room advertised for four guests can be priced differently for four adults than for two adults with two children.

International travelers should check the final amount in Vietnamese dong, whether taxes and fees are included, and the cancellation policy. Do not compare two listings until you have confirmed that they cover the same dates, currency, and number of guests.

What should you confirm before paying a deposit?

When booking directly with the property, ask for written confirmation of the total price, number of nights, room type, guest count, extra charges, and cancellation terms.

Between two booking options that cost roughly the same, the one with clearer cancellation conditions is more convenient when your Da Lat itinerary may still change.

What is staying in a wooden cabin actually like?

Wooden cabins look appealing in photographs, but the quality of an overnight stay depends on details that rarely appear in promotional images.

Natural light and views

Berry Valley's wooden cabins feature windows, and some have large glass doors facing gardens or hills, a real advantage for anyone who enjoys natural light and wants to see greenery from inside the room.

Large windows also affect privacy. A cabin close to a shared walkway may require you to keep the curtains closed in the evening, especially when the interior lights are on.

A row of rooms at night with wooden porch chairs, a swing and a barbecue grill on the lawn
Photo: Fanpage Berry Valley Homestay
The rooms lit up after dark, with wooden porch chairs, a swing, and a barbecue grill on the lawn.

Do not choose a room based only on the size of its windows. Guests who intend to spend time in the cabin enjoying the scenery should ask about the actual view, while those who will only return to sleep have little reason to pay extra for the highest-view category.

Are the cabins comfortable on cold Da Lat nights?

Rooms come with Wi-Fi, television, refrigerator, fan, hairdryer, towels, curtains, and toiletries. Room categories also have private bathrooms, although facilities may differ between cabins.

Beyond whether a room has a bathroom, confirm that hot water is reliable, sufficient blankets are available, and the room is in good condition before arrival.

Da Lat can get cold at night, particularly toward the end of the year and in the early months, so ask specifically about bedding and hot water when visiting in cooler weather.

The rainy season brings another issue: moisture inside wooden buildings. Room ventilation, the smell of bedding, and somewhere to dry a wet jacket can make a noticeable difference.

These details are difficult to judge from photographs. Read recent reviews for the room category you are considering, especially those that include pictures and mention cleanliness or hot water.

Are Berry Valley's wooden cabins soundproof?

A wooden cabin does not provide the same sound insulation as a hotel room with solid masonry walls.

Berry Valley has multiple accommodation buildings and communal facilities. Noise from other guests, people walking around, outdoor activities, or work within the property may affect some cabins more than others.

Early-morning noise and sounds from nearby areas are worth asking about, since they vary from cabin to cabin. Light sleepers should ask for a cabin farther from busy areas and check whether any construction work or events are scheduled during the stay.

For travelers booking a relaxing holiday with late mornings, that information matters more than finding another attractive place to take photos.

Can you pick strawberries at Berry Valley?

Yes. Berry Valley offers strawberry farm visits and picking activities, including at a farm located at the same address as the homestay on Thanh Mau Street.

It is one of the strongest reasons to consider staying here, especially for families with children or first-time visitors to Da Lat.

Is the strawberry farm inside the homestay?

Berry Valley has three strawberry farm locations:

  • Farm 1: No. 6 (formerly 158), Thanh Mau Street, at the homestay address.
  • Farm 2: Cam Ly Road area, Mang Linh.
  • Farm 3: Chau Van Liem Street.

Guests at the homestay should confirm that Farm 1 is currently open for picking. With three farms in the system, not every strawberry photo on Berry Valley's website was taken at the accommodation property.

The farm uses a high-tech greenhouse growing system. Strawberry plants are arranged in rows and grown on raised growing structures, making them easier to observe and harvest.

Ripe strawberries on raised troughs inside a Berry Valley greenhouse
Photo: Fanpage Berry Valley Homestay
Ripe strawberries hanging from raised troughs in the greenhouse.

The farm grows Korean and Japanese strawberry varieties. The Korean strawberries have a mildly sweet-and-sour taste, while the Japanese strawberries stand out for their sweetness and fragrance. Flavor will naturally depend on ripeness, the harvest period, and the specific crop.

What time can you pick strawberries?

To pick strawberries in the morning, ask the staff the previous evening about visiting hours, which greenhouse areas are accessible, and whether there are enough ripe strawberries available.

Staying on the property does not mean you can walk into the greenhouse early. The growing area is still a working farm, with crop maintenance and harvesting going on.

Morning is a convenient time to schedule the experience before sightseeing, but access must follow the property's instructions.

On a rainy day, greenhouse cultivation may make the activity less weather-dependent than visiting an outdoor strawberry field. Even so, access paths and visitor operations should be checked.

How much does strawberry picking cost at Berry Valley?

Strawberry prices depend on fruit size. After harvesting, staff help pack the strawberries into boxes for visitors to take away.

Before picking, ask three things: whether there is an entrance fee, the price per kilogram for each variety, and how the weight of picked strawberries is charged.

For just a few boxes of strawberries, asking at the farm counter may be quicker than joining a picking session.

Is strawberry picking suitable for young children?

Yes, particularly for children who enjoy looking at plants, choosing ripe fruit, and harvesting strawberries themselves. Younger children should still be accompanied by an adult to avoid damaging the fruit or plants.

Visitors picking strawberries among raised beds inside a Berry Valley greenhouse
Photo: Fanpage Berry Valley Homestay
Visitors picking strawberries among the raised beds.

Before entering, listen to staff instructions about picking techniques, walking paths, and which rows are open for harvesting.

For families with young children, roughly an hour for exploring the growing area, picking, weighing, and packing strawberries is a reasonable planning estimate, without packing too many other activities into the same morning. The actual time will depend on visitor numbers and the amount of ripe fruit available.

Travelers coming mainly for strawberry picking should confirm farm conditions before booking accommodation. Having a greenhouse does not guarantee that there will be plenty of ripe strawberries for visitors to pick every day.

What else can you do at Berry Valley besides picking strawberries?

One advantage of Berry Valley is that you can stay on the property after check-in instead of heading straight out. The grounds have gardens, a pond, a café, recreational areas, and BBQ facilities. These features make it appealing to travelers who want to spend part of their trip relaxing together.

Walk around the cabins and pond

The paths between the wooden bungalows, surrounding greenery, and pond provide a pleasant setting for short walks and photographs.

Anyone who enjoys photography should set aside some daylight hours. The wooden buildings, trees, and distant hills are easier to appreciate while there is still natural light.

There is no need to change outfits repeatedly or visit every photo spot; the cabin area and garden around your room may be enough for a relaxed afternoon.

A wooden pergola with a picnic table and a wooden lounge chair on the lawn at Berry Valley
Photo: Fanpage Berry Valley Homestay
A wooden pergola and picnic table on the lawn, a place to sit without leaving the grounds.

Anyone bringing a camera should keep some protection against rain handy. Da Lat's weather can change quickly.

Dining and BBQ at Berry Valley

Berry Valley Restaurant on the property serves Asian-style food across different meal periods. The property also has an outdoor dining and BBQ area, useful when you would rather not drive back into the city after a long day.

To find out what dinner will cost, ask the restaurant for its menu and price list, whether it is operating on your travel dates, whether reservations are needed, and how BBQ services are charged.

Do not bring your own charcoal grill or set up a barbecue on your cabin terrace without permission. The designated cooking and dining area is more practical and makes cleaning up easier.

For two travelers, an ordinary restaurant dinner may be simpler than booking a BBQ set. Groups of four or more may find a shared meal more worthwhile.

Are the recreational facilities suitable for children?

Berry Valley has grass sliding and outdoor recreation areas. Ask about opening times and prices for each activity, and treat these as facilities to ask about rather than guaranteed services included in the room rate.

Families should also check the position of their cabin relative to the pond, walking paths, and play areas. A room close to a recreational area may be convenient during the day but less suitable for someone who wants a quiet afternoon nap.

What do previous guests say about Berry Valley Homestay?

Reviews from people who have stayed at the property are useful when deciding whether a particular cabin is worth booking.

Before booking, check whether the room might be smaller than expected, whether the water temperature is reliable, and ask about noise, cleanliness, and communicating in English. Berry Valley offers several room types in different parts of the property, so ask about the exact cabin you will receive.

What matters more than the overall review score?

An average rating gives a general indication of guest satisfaction, but it says little about the exact cabin you will receive.

Prioritize reviews from the most recent few months, then look for details that match your travel needs. Families should pay attention to comments about beds, bathrooms, cleanliness, and access paths. Couples may care more about privacy, noise, and views. International travelers should look for feedback about communication and the check-in process, especially when arriving late.

A review with photographs of the actual room and a clear stay date is more useful than a short comment saying that the homestay is beautiful.

Is Berry Valley Homestay suitable for international travelers?

It can be, especially for visitors who want to experience a strawberry farm and stay in the greener outskirts of Da Lat rather than at a conventional downtown hotel. The main considerations are transport and communication.

Berry Valley is outside the concentrated tourist district, so international visitors unfamiliar with Da Lat's roads may find taxis or private drivers more convenient.

The property offers motorbike rental, but the availability of rental bikes does not mean every visitor is legally qualified to ride one in Vietnam. You need the appropriate driving license and must meet the applicable legal requirements.

Travelers not comfortable riding on hilly roads, or only visiting Da Lat for a few days, have no need to rent a motorbike. Taxis or cars with drivers are easier options.

As for communication, the property does serve guests in English, though you may still run into some difficulties communicating. It is worth sending a message in English before booking to see whether arrangements can be made clearly.

International travelers should also confirm check-in procedures, required identity documents, payment arrangements, and how to contact the property when arriving. A cabin becomes far less appealing when you cannot reach the person responsible for check-in after a delayed journey.

Should you stay at Berry Valley for one night or two?

For a short Da Lat itinerary, one night may be enough to experience the wooden cabins, walk around the grounds, and pick strawberries the following morning, provided the farm is open for visitors.

For example, you could arrive for check-in around 2-3 PM, settle into your room, and spend the afternoon exploring the gardens. You could then have dinner on-site if the restaurant is operating and visit the strawberry farm the next morning before checking out. This is a suggested itinerary, not a confirmed activity schedule.

Two nights are better for travelers who prefer a slower pace and do not want to squeeze everything into their arrival and departure days. An extra night also gives you more flexibility if the weather or strawberry harvest conditions are not suitable on your first morning.

Travelers who plan to leave their accommodation early and return late every day will get little out of paying extra for a scenic cabin.

For a two- or three-day trip focused on central Da Lat, you could stay at a downtown hotel and visit Berry Valley's strawberry farm separately after confirming visitor access. There is no need to stay overnight just to take photographs or buy strawberries.

Is Berry Valley better than staying somewhere else in Da Lat?

The simplest way to decide is to look at the main purpose of your trip.

Travel needsIs Berry Valley a good choice?
Couple seeking wooden cabins, greenery, and a relaxed stayWorth considering Bungalow Double
Family wanting children to experience strawberry pickingSuitable if the farm is open to visitors
Group of four wanting to share a room and have a BBQConsider Quadruple Room or a chalet
Travelers prioritizing pine forest and valley viewsAsk about Quadruple Superview and the exact cabin
Visitors wanting to walk to the night market every eveningLess convenient than staying downtown
Very light sleepers who need strong sound insulationCheck carefully; do not book based on photos alone
Travelers with heavy luggage or difficulty using stairsBook only after confirming easy room access
Remote workers needing a reliable workspaceConfirm Wi-Fi, desk availability, and noise levels

When is Berry Valley worth the money?

Berry Valley offers the most value when you actually make use of its surroundings: the gardens, wooden cabins, outdoor spaces, and strawberry farm.

A group that spends the afternoon relaxing at the property, shares dinner, and goes strawberry picking the next morning will get more out of the experience than a group that checks in at 10 PM and leaves at 6 AM.

Families with young children may also be able to reduce the number of separate attractions on their itinerary because there is an activity available at the accommodation itself. That benefit cannot be judged by the room price alone.

When should you skip Berry Valley?

Consider staying somewhere else if you want to walk to Da Lat Market, restaurants, and central cafés, or expect to return to your room several times during the day.

Berry Valley may also be unsuitable for anyone who treats strong sound insulation as an essential requirement.

Travelers needing wheelchair-accessible accommodation should not book without confirming the exact route to the cabin and bathroom facilities, since the cabins sit at different elevations.

Visitors mainly interested in photographing strawberries or visiting the greenhouse may not need an overnight stay. Check the farm's separate visitor arrangements instead.

How to book Berry Valley without choosing the wrong room

Before making a payment, follow these steps in order.

  1. Step 1

    Enter your exact dates and guests

    Include all adults and children, along with children's ages where requested.

    Do not use the advertised rate for two guests to estimate the cost for a group of four.

  2. Step 2

    Match the room name with photos

    Ask which specific cabin corresponds to the room name shown on the booking platform.

    Pay particular attention to categories called Chalet or Quadruple, as bed configurations and bedroom counts can differ.

  3. Step 3

    Confirm the cabin's position

    Ask what the room overlooks, whether there are steps, how far it is from parking, and whether it is close to communal areas.

  4. Step 4

    Check what the price includes

    Confirm breakfast arrangements, extra charges, BBQ access, strawberry-farm activities, and cancellation conditions.

  5. Step 5

    Arrange your arrival time

    Check-in runs from 2 PM to 11 PM, with check-out by 12 PM. Even so, it is sensible to inform the property of your expected arrival time so staff can prepare for check-in.

    On weekends and public holidays, keep your booking confirmation and contact information accessible before leaving.

What should you check when you enter the room?

Before unpacking everything, inspect the bedding, bathroom, hot water, windows, door locks, and any equipment you expect to use.

Contact the staff promptly about anything that is not working, while there is still time to resolve the issue or arrange another room if the property can offer one.

Also ask how to find your way between the cabin and reception after dark. Properties with several buildings and garden pathways can be confusing on your first evening.

What should you pack for a stay at Berry Valley?

A few practical items can make the stay easier.

Bring a warm enough jacket regardless of the season, especially if you want to sit outside your cabin in the evening. Shoes with reasonable grip are more useful than slippery sandals when walking through gardens, on steps, or near the greenhouse.

During the rainy season, pack a lightweight raincoat, a waterproof pouch for your phone, and a way to separate wet clothing from dry luggage.

Remote workers should confirm the actual Wi-Fi quality in their room rather than relying only on the listing's statement that Internet access is available.

Families with young children should bring any essential items their children regularly use. Berry Valley does not offer cots or extra beds, so families needing additional sleeping space must confirm the arrangements before booking.

Buying strawberries to take home? Ask the farm staff how to pack and store them for your journey. Fresh strawberries bruise easily when packed beneath heavy luggage or left in a hot vehicle for too long.

A Berry Valley stay works better when you do not try to fit every Da Lat attraction into your check-in day. Spending time at the property is one of the main reasons to choose it.

Before booking Berry Valley Homestay Da Lat, select your travel dates on a booking platform and contact the property for photographs of the exact cabin, the final room price, and confirmation that Farm 1 will be open for strawberry picking during your stay. Those three details should help you decide whether to spend the night in a wooden cabin or simply visit Berry Valley for its strawberry farm.

FAQ

Does Berry Valley Homestay Da Lat have pine forest views?

Yes. Some room categories are advertised with views of pine-covered hills and the valley, particularly Quadruple Superview. However, the actual view depends on the cabin. Ask for photographs taken from the window or terrace of the room you will receive.

Is strawberry picking free for Berry Valley Homestay guests?

Berry Valley offers strawberry farm visits and picking activities, but picking is a separate service from your room, so do not assume overnight guests pick for free. Check any entrance fee, the price per kilogram, and whether Farm 1 is open for picking before your visit.

How much does a room at Berry Valley Homestay cost?

Reference rates for 2026 are VND 500,000 for Bungalow Double, VND 600,000 for Quadruple Room, and about VND 800,000-1,000,000 for Quadruple Superview. These are not confirmed rates for specific dates. Ask the property for the final price for your travel dates and chosen room.

Is Berry Valley Homestay good for families with children?

It can be a good choice because of its multi-bed rooms, gardens, and strawberry-picking activities. However, families should confirm cabin location, stairs, child surcharges, play-area access, and suitable sleeping arrangements for each child.

How far is Berry Valley Homestay from Da Lat Market?

It is about 5 km, usually around 10-15 minutes by vehicle when traffic is light. It is not a convenient choice if you want to walk to the night market every evening. From central Da Lat, navigate to Vườn Dâu Berry Valley - Homestay at No. 6 (formerly 158), Thanh Mau Street.

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