Chill farmstay in dalat - away from the city buzz - I stayed there for 5 days during Vietnamese new year in february. Positive: Warm and fuzzy staff, I love them. I wonder if the cats and dogs get salary… Lovely candle workshop, got a special lavendar flower in it. Gave to my yoga friends. Wonderful cold and sunny weather. Delicious coffee directly from that farm. I picked every one of their strawberries. The farm even had fireworks to celebrate the new year. I really enjoyed and needed the peace and quiet at the farm. To improve: really, they need to have cutleries and napkins on every table. A bit lack of staff during new year, but I guess understable. Overall, I will be there again next year for sure. Thx guys for making my holiday chill.

Fun experience at the farm, particularly candle making workshop - I stayed here for a weekend with my friends, and if I could, I'd stay longer. We thoroughly enjoyed everything here. The farm is located in a quiet area surrounded by nature, exactly what we needed for a getaway from bustling Saigon. The tents were comfortable, the food was very good, the staff was welcoming and helpful, and there were lots of activities to join, from coffee roasting to campfire and hiking. Really loved our candle-making workshop. Such a fun experience! Will be back in a heartbeat! p/s: Kudos to them for providing shelter and taking care of the stray cats and dogs nearby. We loved these little furry friends. They made our trip more memorable.

Ideal setting for a candle making workshop - The scented candle-making workshop was a pleasant surprise for our friends' trip to Twin Beans Farm. It was a fun and relaxing process for our groups to have the opportunity to slow down, appreciating what this land has to offer (herbs, scents, etc) while learning a new craft. I particularly like how they use coconut shells as the candle container rather than other non-environment friendly materials. The staff members were very warm, and knowledgable. They made the hour go by quickly with lots of laughter.

Refreshing and grounding - Twin Peaks is a hidden gem. When you arrive you instantly feel as though all your problems have disolved and you are left with serenity. A gorgeous location to have a candle making class. Hieu (? Spelling) was very knowledgable about essential oils, plants, their culinary and medicinal uses. After you have selected your essential oils. You are invited to decorate your candle by picking flowers from the herb garden. There is a bar and cafe on site. The 'Waterfall cocktail' was recommended to me, a perfect way to end our time at Twin Peaks - refreshing and grounding. The bar tender knew a lot about coffee and wine, he gave us some fantastic restaurant recommendations. The employees are very genuine, easy going people. If I had my time again, I would opt to stay here a couple of nights.

An amazing experience at the farm - Twin Beans is a coffee and herbal farm, and they welcome guests to participate in their farming working and culture, which is pretty cool. They organize scented candle workshop every day. The workshop takes place in their glass house with great view over their herb garden. Not only that they teach how to make a candle with great essential oil, they also allow us to go to their garden to see and smell the real herbs (rosemary, mint, lemongrass, geranium...) and we can get some herbs or coffee from their garden to decorate our candles. Pretty cool, huh? The farm has various activities that you can enjoy the whole day. We attended their trekking tour in the morning, then had picnic lunch over the stream, and attended this scented workshop in the afternoon. They also offer a free guided farm tour, and they have an on-site coffee shop (with great view) that serve their from-farm-to-cup coffee.