Pink House Villa Hotel

... Mare (not a success - over $100 a night, small TV-less room, hopeless shower, mediocre evening buffet) ; one night in the Coco Villa Hotel in Mahebourg (which we checked into at the end of our holiday because we could get no reply - either by phoning or ...

... growing vegetables (every type you can think of) and heaps and heaps of flowers. It is quite a pretty little place. We stayed in the Pink House Villa Hotel. It was pink, believe it or not!! And I am not normally a lover of pink, however, it was (said in ...

... in the town and also rent a farm about 15-20 mins outside town. She tells us the rent is $50 a month, which includes a 2 bed house with electricity and water but no bathroom. It would be easy to have horses…… She also informed me that as yet, ...

... on drugs when she dreamt this one up! It looked like a giant tree that had been hollowed out and turned into a semi-hotel. The passageways went every which way in an attempt to disorientate..and disorientate it did! There was even a room with a giant ...

... went off to deposit it on the flames. But the battle seemed ineffective, like throwing a cup of water on a house fire. By the time we arrived back at the villa and the sun was going down behind the hills, my tee shirt was white with ash. ...

... private tours if we were interested but put no pressure on us at all, which was a welcome change. We arrived at the Pink House, a large villa situated on top f the hill with large rooms, balconies and views across the town. We settled in, showered and ...

... after feeling like we'd been stuck in a washing machine for 5 hours and made our way to the slightly camp sounding 'Villa Hotel Pink House'. After some confusion and an offer to stay at their cousins house(?!) they found our name on a post-it note and ...

... for us. We checked some online reviews and decided to go on the managers scooter tour. The manager of the Villa Hotel Pink House used to live with a Dalatian hill tribe which still speak a language other Vietnamese cannot understand and which do not ...

... money we all ended up sharing a room in a hotel run by a slightly mad young Vietnamese guy called Rot. (The hotel was called The Pink House, highly recommended) He invited us to his sister's house the first evening for a cooking lesson - we actually ...

... animaux qui les defquent ensuite pour enfin torefier le tout. Beurk ! La journee s'est terminee sur la visite de la Crazy House, un hotel construit dans un style organique (c'est le mot exact, je vous laisse regarder les photos pour mieux juger). Le soir, ...

I checked all these hotels: PINK HOUSE (old, not too clean. crowded, cheap only 14$ per night); NOVOTEL (4 star hotel, small room about 20m2, old, around 60$/room but I feel the rate is too expensive compare to price); DREAMS ...

... Mare (not a success - over $100 a night, small TV-less room, hopeless shower, mediocre evening buffet) ; one night in the Coco Villa Hotel in Mahebourg (which we checked into at the end of our holiday because we could get no reply - either by phoning or ...

... ;     We checked into 'Hotel Phuong Hanh' (7/1 Duong Hai Thuong, Tel 063 3560528, Located next to the Villa Pink House). The cheapest option available in 'Đà Lạt' with a shared room for $4 per person. Offering free WiFi (when ...

... half our customers here there and everywhere on the roadside i was met by Rot at the bus station who drove me up to the Villa Pink Hotel with a couple from Israel and a retired teacher from Thailand. Rot is a character he sat us down to give us town ...

... studied Architecture in Moscow and then came back here to design this house.  It is huge and straight out of a fantasy book. The house has been on construction for 18 years now and it's still not done.  It is reaaly hard to describe it and I'm ...

... is like a psychedelic Alice in Wonderland experience with random walkways, small animal rooms and some pretty strange gardens. At the crazy house, we bumped into an Aussie couple that we sat in front of us on the bus to Dalat and arranged to meet up for ...

... and watching a film! The following day we decided to see some of the 'highlights' of Dalat.  We headed to the 'Crazy House' which really is quite strange!  The former President's daughter designed it and it is like being in a house at a theme ...

... (the constant beeping of the driver as is the way with the Vietnamese) I was more tired than I have ever been so when our hotel offered us breakfast as we checked in, I was very happy indeed. I have just regained my energy now, 24 hours on and am looking ...

... a very scenic place!! I did get talking to a guy on the bus though from Switzerland, who it turned out was staying in the same hotel as me.  Bumped into him later on aswell as he was trying to organise an easy rider tour down to Ho Chi Minh City, 5 ...

... on the other side of the cobbled street by a pink and white bridge called "Lover’s Arch". The villa is now being converted into a boutique hotel. The jungle scenes for the Arnold Schwarzenegger film Predator were also filmed on location in the hills ...

... king-size beds were made perfectly, and plumeria flowers were placed here and there to give a welcoming feel.  The whole house is decorated in an African style with lots of wooden carvings, big rugs, leather couches, rattan furniture in the outside ...