Bao Dai Summer Palace 3

I had enough time to go through all the rooms in the palace. I personally love the queen room more than the king room and impress with the nanny room. It’s nice to see the floor plan from the French architect. All the rooms have view to the nice garden. Generally, the palace is in the good condition except the kitchen, needs to take more care and avoid using the sink and leave the stuff there. The baskets for socks are overloaded with the big group of tourists, the person in charge should be aware and have proper supply/adjust. The main entrance were in the renovation during my visit, I hope it will finish soon for best experience. Worth a visit anyway.

Along the three summer palace of Emperor Bao Dai, the last monarch of Vietnam, I like Summer Palace 3 the most. It’s less commercial and snobbish comparing to Palace 1 while unlike Palace 2, which lacks maintenance and is not opened, Palace 3 is well maintained and everywhere is well illustrated.

If you like to learn and see beautiful set up of mid century. Come here.

Good place to explore and learn Vietnam's last dynasty in particular and Vietnamese history in general

The palace was built from 1933 to 1937 under the dynasty of King Bao Dai, the last king of Vietnam feudal court. The palace was designed in the art deco style and lies in the middle of a pine forest near the Pasteur Institute. In the past, this villa was constructed as a retreating place King Bao Dai and his royal family to escape the summer heat but after 1950, when the French colonial came back to Vietnam, the palace occupied a role as the office and house of the king.

The palace is well conserved, visitors are required to put on shoe cover in order to visit the palace.. each room is also clearly labelled.. however it would be good if there is a guided tour to share more story or information..

Beautiful palace of days gone, belonging to the late king Bao dai. Scenery was fresh with lots of trees and flowers. With things pretty much left intact from when the king was still staying here. Motorcycle parking was 3k Vnd and entry ticket per pax was only 40k Vnd. Take note that you have to wear a clothing sock for your shoe to go in to protect the flooring, as much of the inner floorspace was done with wood.

Very enjoyable visit if you like to see a 1950s villa with surrounding garden and park. Entrance fee is 40k.

This place's got some nice history to it if you're interested in learning about how the last Emperor of Vietnam lived. The gardens offer a scenic walk. There's an electric vehicle charing station right outside.

A historical building, you can see how the old kings live back then. Each room has descriptions in both Vietnamese and English.
The toilet is located a bit further away from the main building. Remember to bring your own toilet papers.

Yo this is the most beautiful palace I’ve ever seen in my life. Every time I step on the pathway through the garden, I always feel like I’m traveling back in time, to the King Queen and Prince Princess love story, sneaking in the garden, chasing around the hallway, and falling in love in the summer breeze. The palace gives me the sense of flying high and trusting more about the universe. I’m blessed by standing inside the last kingdom dynasty palace of Vietnam, with a lot of historical objects still remain uptil now, just like I’m the King myself relive all of the beautiful memories I had. Thank you the authority that gives this palace a chance to attract the tourists and people.

Big building with beautiful garden. This is the place that the last old king of Vietnam used to a resort. He is really famous here as well as France. Almost furniture was imported from France and designed French architect.

Very good. Interesting palace. Not old

Old villa of the last Vietnamese king. Very beautiful and nostalgic. The back garden is filled with flowers. Tour guides are free so make use of them.

Da Lat, the city of love, not only attracts tourists because of its charming landscape and cooler weather but also the French influence.
Bao Dai’s Summer Palace is a must-visit villa for Art Deco lovers. The palace was built from 1933 to 1937 under the dynasty of King Bao Dai, the last king of Vietnam feudal court. The villa was a retreat for King Bao Dai and his royal family to escape the summer heat but after 1950, when the French colonial came back to Vietnam, the palace occupied a role as the office and house of the king.

It look similar to Bach Dinh in Vung Tau. But is quite bigger and fresher than in VT. A good place to visit. The price: 20000vnd

Great place should be visited at Da Lat

Good place to visit..is better use you own camera!!

Lovely art deco summer house of the last Emperor of Vietnam. Worth the visit, a couple of minutes away from the crazy house, very easy to schedule both in the same half day.

Really worth a visit

Definitely a must in Dalat!
Beautiful 30's architecture and tasteful decoration