Sapa - Lao Cai - Vietnam 

In down town of Sapa, away from tourist areas. The hotels boasts good accommodation for those who want to enjoy the tranquility and Sapa  beat  while being on a visit trip to Sapa. 

Run by Hoasua school for disadvantage youth, this is a little gem. Only 2 twins and 2 double rooms but delightful decor and stylish bathroom plus a cosy restaurant with inviting goodies down stair

Room facilities:

Shower or bath

Bath with shower

Attractive French and ethnic minority decor

IDD phone

Sapa - Lao Cai - Vietnam 

The Auberge Hotel Sapa is located in the centre of Sapa town. This private hotel comprises of 22 well-equipped guest rooms offering a beautiful view of Fansipan Mountain . There is also a beautiful bonsai and exotic flower garden and a cosy restaurant serving local specialties.

Room facilities:
Satellite television
Bath with shower
Coffee and tea facilities
Child's cot in first class.

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Sapa - Lao Cai - Vietnam 

The hotel's brochure is a masterpiece of hyperbole that heavily overstates its virtues. In reality, it's a new five-storey building in a pastiche of French colonial architecture facing a small lake in the centre of Sapa town. The accommodation is clean and straightforward - bland decor, plain furniture and shiny tiled ceramic floors.

There are two restaurants. The Cong Troi offers an eclectic mix of cakes, snacks, barbeque and beverages, and the Thac Bac provides breakfast, a la carte meals and set menus. Despite its name, the 'Blackjack' isn't a casino - it's a discotheque and bar for late evening entertainment.

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Sapa - Lao Cai - Vietnam 

Victoria Sapa Hotel, the only luxury hotel in the area, opened in March 1998. Built as a traditional mountain chalet with an accented wooden d้cor and a welcoming stone hearth fireplace, Victoria Sapa Hotel overhangs the village, blending perfectly with the natural surroundings. The location and services have been carefully planned to allow guests to experience something different and unique in close harmony with nature and the local hill tribe people.