Sapa Town Hotels

Sapa is located in one of the most beautiful and unspoiled locations of the Northern Vietnam, 380 km Northwest of Hanoi, among the Hoang Lien mountain range, just near the Chinese border. The scenery is a spectacular combination of jungle with rural terraces and rich areas where the native inhabitants harvest their crops. Designed as a red-stone castle, Chau Long Sapa Hotel - New wing & Old wing, is ideally located at the quite side street, in the heart of Sapa town - home to many colorful native hill tribes, within easy walking to Sapa market and the Church. Chau Long Hotel offers to its guests and visitors magnificent views of the Hoan Lien mountains range, cuddled in clouds, and the view point to the highest peak in Indochina - Fansipan Mountain (3,143m).

Sapa Goldsea Hotel lies upon the mountain, looking over to the Muong Hoa valley, only 5 minutes away from Center Market and the Church which was built in the time of the French ruling and the Town Center. In accordance with its spectacular charming space, Sapa Golden Hotel is designed in typical style with 34 rooms, Restaurant, Open air sky, Library. Besides, our good staff surely satisfy visitors with special services.

Topas Ecolodge is situated perfectly atop two cone-shaped hills set deep in the spectacular Sapa valley of Northern Vietnam. Code words for this small place are simplicity, quality and character. The Ecolodge consists of 25 individual lodges placed in a circle around the hills. Breathtaking views from the lodge are an attraction in itself: The scenic valleys below, which are home to villages of the Tay and Red Dao minorities.

Victoria Sapa Resort & Spa, 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 Resort & Spa 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.