Sapa Hotels

This Homestay is situated in a Tay village and is made from wood. It is a typical house on stilts of the Tay ethnic group with the in-house traditional kitchen and separate toilet areas (2 toilets and a separate bathroom). Surrounded by green plants, this tranquil place with airy and clean atmosphere will ensure guests enjoy a relaxing stay and contact with local people.

Victoria Sapa Resort is located in one of the most beautiful and unspoiled locations of Northern Vietnam, 380 km (236 miles) northwest of Hanoi, 38 km (23 miles) from the Chinese border and 34 km (21 miles) from Lao Cai railway station.

Situated ideally on a peaceful street in the centre of Sapa Town, Chau Long Sapa Hotel looks like a red-stone castle offering the amazing panorama filled up with Hoang Lien Mountain Range and Fansipan Mountain, roof of Indochina. Chau Long Hotel is constructed from stone and wood of which colour is mixed with green of mountains and immense fields around. From hotel balconies full of flowers, customers also can see some simple village scattering around the fields that creates the one-off picture.

U Sapa hotel is located in the heart of the city close to the city center park and is well suited for domestic and international leisure travelers wishing to experience Sapa’s lifestyle and natural beauty. The architecture and interior of U Sapa hotel are designed in a beautiful French Colonial style with an indigenous twist combined with services that are delivered in U’s special way . All 57 rooms and suites consisting of 39 superior rooms, 9 deluxe rooms and 9 one bedroom suites are available in both King and twin configurations. There are also connecting rooms for families.

High End - Honeymoon, Ecofriendly, sustainable The Topas Ecolodge consists of 25 individual lodges placed in a circle around the edge of a cone shaped hill. From the bungalows there is a breathtaking view across the scenic valley below, which is home to villages of the Tay and Red Dao minorities.

The Nam Cang Riverside house was built and is owned by one of the oldest Red Dao minority families of Nam Cang who have been living here for four generations. They mainly derive their living from agriculture woodwork. None the less, they are very friendly and willing to do everything they can to make you feel at home in order for you to get a taste of the local life. The house is situated in Nam Cang minority village which sits at an altitude of about 800m and deep in the heart of the famous Hoang Lien mountain range in northern Vietnam.