Visit Sapa

The hoteldesapa is always busy, so you should book early. We planned ahead and reserved our room three months in advance, which gave us a complete and comfortable stay. Many travelers who arrive and try to book at the last minute often find no rooms available, which shows the hotel’s appeal and service quality. The rooms are clean and airy with beautiful views, making you feel relaxed from the moment you step in. Breakfast is plentiful and varied, and the spa offers wonderful relaxation after days of sightseeing. The staff are always enthusiastic, friendly

Eua Puma Oman

Walking around Sapa Lake at night was truly magical. The calm water reflected the shimmering lights of the town, while the cool mountain breeze carried the quiet charm of the late hour. Under the soft glow of the moon, the surrounding hills and streets seemed even more enchanting. It was the perfect moment to slow down, take in the beauty, and feel the peaceful heartbeat of the city after dark.

The views of the rice fields and terraces in July are beautiful because they’re at its greatest! If you’re lucky enough to get sunny days during your stay you’ll be rewarded with fantastic pictures!!! The downside are the muddy trails (rainy season) so most probably you’ll not be able to cover the whole place. They’re alternative options, easy ones, specially if you visit with children. I highly recommend you to stay outside Sapa town as we did. You can visit Sapa town (a couple of hours will be enough) but for a much authentic experience stay in a village, they’re great ecolodge options around.

Christopher Malaysia

Sa Pa is a beautiful and charming place made by its people, mixed culture, and unique terrain. Hiking to Fansipan is a must activity. Visiting local villages in the mountain valley is fun as well. Here nature and people co exist in peace. People are so genuine and welcoming. It rains a lot, so bring jackets and sweaters.

The town of Sapa itself is like any other town in Southeast Asia, except it is high in the mountains with beautiful scenry. The real gem is the Surelee Homestay located well outside of the town in the mountains themselves. This provided a beautiful, rustic atmosphere totally different from city life. It felt like we were getting away to our own private mountain chateau with wonderful food and unmatchable views.

Sa Pa is for those who are seeking peace and tranquility in nature. It offers a lot of natural tourists spots that are unique but some of them requires trekking/ climbing. A workout prior to hiking is a must. Staying in the hotel with a good view of the nature is highly advisable.

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