Trải nghiệm - Review - Đánh Giá Lak Tented Camp - mới nhất 6/2025

Incredible! I visited this place in March with a friend for a single night and we both had an amazing time! There wasn't much... actually, there was nothing at all to do on that side of Lak Lake, but that was exactly the appeal :) The villa we stayed in was incredibly comfortable and luxurious, the food was delicious and fresh (though slightly pricey), and best of all... it was incredibly quiet. Like, eerily, almost unnervingly silent. Moreover, at night, it was the darkest place I've experienced in a VERY long time. Having lived in Saigon for years, you forget what nighttime is really supposed to look like. If you're seeking an escape to unwind and disconnect for a few days, this is the perfect choice...

An absolutely fantastic adventure, beyond imagination.

Reasonable pricing in comparison to the experiences offered:- Camping under the stars with a cozy campfire- The restaurant provides excellent service and the chef's creations are delightful (including a buffet option)- Enjoy paddling in the lake, and relax in the communal area with stunning lake views.- Explore cycling routes to Elephant Rock, a cocoa plantation, and observe local artisans crafting pottery.

Exploring Tây Nguyên is truly magnificent. A visit to Lak Tented Camp is an absolute must. It offers a serene atmosphere where you wake up to the stunning sunrise over the majestic Chư Yang Sin mountains. At noon, cycling through rugged terrain to visit the M'nong people is a highlight. In the afternoon, a boat trip to fish at the cascading Lak lake waterfall awaits. In the evening, enjoying rice wine to the melodious tunes of the cồng chiêng is essential. Sleeping under a blanket of stars with the soothing symphony of crickets lulling you to sleep completes the magical experience.

A thrilling transfer awaited us as we were whisked from the mainland by boat under cover of darkness. The accommodations were charmingly rustic yet romantically cozy, featuring sturdy tents with ample insect protection. Adjacent to each tent were private lockable washrooms, ensuring both comfort and security. The service was impeccable; we even had our laundry done on-site. The culinary offerings pleasantly surprised us with their quality and variety, making every meal a delight. It was an ideal setting to relax and recharge, whether for a brief stay or an extended one. Complimentary bike rentals allowed us to explore a nearby quaint village on a nostalgic 10KM journey into history, complete with charming local shops for snacks and drinks.

Amazing place and amazing view and staff. We stayed here with our kids and friends and enjoyed every minute the view is unforgettable, the staff was very nice and helpful. Special atmosphere. Very recommended! Great for romantic vibe or with kids. Do not miss it if you are in the area.

A peaceful oasis of calm in this tented camp . The tents are well equipped if a little tired, but the food was very local and fresh, and the staff very friendly . A couple of short tours out , the Bimbap waterfall and cycle tour on ancient bikes to local village to learn of the M’Nong culture and local coffee growing If you can , add this to your busy itinerary of Vietnam for a very different view of life

L’hôtel bénéficie d’un emplacement exceptionnel, avec une vue magnifique. Les tentes sont très confortables et bien conçues, les bungalows ne sont pas très fonctionnels car en duplex, on profite beaucoup moins bien de toute la surface du bungalow, ce serait beaucoup mieux si tout le bungalow se trouve sur un seul étage, en plain-pied. Prix des bungalows trop élevés pour ce que ça vaut ! Il vaut mieux choisir les tentes. Le principal bémol de ce bel hôtel est le restaurant très ordinaire, qui propose une cuisine vietnamienne trop quelconque, un peu occidentalisée, et sans intérêt, à un prix assez élevé pour le pays ! La carte est très limitée pour le petit-déjeuner, et surtout pour le dîner, qui est obligatoire à l’hôtel, car très isolé sur l’île, il n’y a aucun restaurant aux alentours. Dommage, dans un cadre aussi beau, on aurait apprécié une belle soirée autour d’un repas exceptionnel, mais la cuisine n’est pas à la hauteur…trop ordinaire ! Puis, dans la soirée, jusqu’à une heure tardive, on a été très dérangé dans les chambres par des sons très forts de musique techno, comme dans une discothèque, alors qu’on est isolé sur une île superbe en pleine nature, le silence absolu devrait être respecté le soir… Je ne retournerai pas dans cet établissement…

An excellent stay as a couple. Met, stroked, and fed elephants, natural waterfalls and had a great bike ride with Anh who took us to see several local minority families: clay pot making, cocoa plantation and wild coffee and cashew plants. He was very knowledgeable and explained any questions we had. On the last night there was a traditional song and dance with the locals, and we got to try some rice wine! No WiFi in the camp but WiFi in the restaurant is fast and allowed us to download anything we wanted from Netflix etc to watch in our tent. Tranquil and surrounded by nature, you will notice the cicadas being very loud throughout the stay. Annoyingly, the food was very mediocre, although all organic it was generally not as amazing as food in hoiann and han oi where we had been previously on our trip. Portion sizes are insanely big however. The only downside was the food! Price of the trip is expensive but well worth it in our opinion.

We spent two nights in a Tent overlooking the lake (last one #15). Very good concept. Our tent was next to the mini-farm, good to see the goats and pigs and chicken before eating some of them. The tent was well appointed if a little frayed at the edges. I understand the camp has been built 2016, the grounds are well kept and nicely laid out. The restaurant and main lodge are in traditional style. Restaurant staff is knowledgeable. Reception and lounge staff, maybe because it was mid-season, mostly composed of nice enough but inexperienced teenagers. You can wait half an hour waiting for somebody to notice you are hanging out and maybe in need of a drink, while two staff teenagers are eagerly chit-chatting over some video they are watching on the laptop nearby. But very helpful overall, once prompted. Food is hyper-local, and hence not the most sophisticated but certainly authentic for the Central Highlands. There is a lost opportunity to emphasize localism, what with the zell-tended vegetable garden in the middle of the camp, but no attempt to showcase the work or the results (the food in the restaurant). Similarly, if the resort is sustainable etc, then showcase it a little more than just in a hardly legible paragraph in the room flyer. Maybe organize a mini-tour, including of the resort temple on the hill that I discovered by accident. Central Highlands are really interesting, minorities, crafts, traditions, cultures, agriculture, and the short tours are well organized. The lake itself is not that inviting, appartently it is a water reservoir but I would not drink that water. Explanations/touring the fishing would be a good thing too. So all in all 4 as there is room for improvement but overall a good experience off the beaten path. No wifi in tents.