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This place truly is a little piece of heaven. Tranquil eco lodge in the highlands with lovely bungalows and a feeling of serenity throughout. Service is very good, food is fresh and beautifully served in the two restaurants (three in summer when the outdoor grill is open). Architecture and design is thoughtful and fits with the environment. It’s an eco lodge so things are done with that in mind but it’s not intrusive. It feels luxurious but understated - quite Scandinavian in some ways but still local in feel. Spa is fab (and cheap compared to similar quality elsewhere in Asia). There’s loads of hiking and biking through the surrounding countryside and villages - very worthwhile. The local Red Dao villagers try to sell you their wares as soon as you leave the resort and they are persistent but they’re friendly and it’s cheap. It’s part of the experience to come back with hand made stuff - some of it is quite nice. The views are spectacular and the hiking is great - bring walking shoes you don’t mind getting muddy. Walking through rice fields and through the villages is beyond special. It’s a five hour drive from Hanoi but they provide a luxury minibus which is very comfortable. It’s worth it. It’s very good value too. Stay for 2-3 nights (longer in summer when you can use the pool and chill outside more). Even in Feb the weather is warm enough to be outside (with a jacket). Very much recommended.

Khách sạn rất gần trung tâm, phòng sạch sẽ thoáng mát, phục vụ tốt, dọn phòng sạch sẽ, có tầng thượng thoáng mát để cho khách giải trí và gắm cảnh, tuy nhiên tôi góp ý cần nâng cấp chất lượng tivi rõ nét hơn, tôi rất hài lòng. Xin cám ơn

Despite the cold weather, the electrical panels were too warm, and especially the hosts took good care of me, so I was traveling alone, but I wasn't lonely at all! :) I had a lot of talk with my Vietnamese friends, and I was invited to a local feast, so I had a pleasant trip! I highly recommend it to Koreans ㅎㅎ I'm going to visit again next summer.

Hotels are a tough business, so it's sad I'm writing a 2-star review. Let's first consider the business. Most businesses do one thing, or two at most, and that's their focus. Hotels have to run many facets well: cleaning, laundry, infrastructure maintenance, repairs to all the rooms and bathrooms and TV's and air-conditioning, renovations, running a kitchen making food 16 hours a day. Then there's managing personnel, scheduling and coordinating tradesmen, wholesale food supplies. And then, marketing and advertising, bookings, and all the admin of all those facets. Like I said, a hard industry to work in, let alone turn a profit. Le Bordeaux is struggling. My room had bugs, mould, unswept floors, broken lights, frayed and threadbare towels, dirt and dust. AirCon didn't cool the room. WiFi was poor. The hotel is at a busy intersection, and although they're not responsible for the horns honking from 6am to 11pm, the windows are not sound insulated. The restaurant is reasonably priced and offers a wide ranging menu of decent quality food, but can be slow. For $60 AUD a night, I've had much better. I hope they turn things around, and they could if they improved housekeeping, audited their WiFi, TVs and AirCon machines to make them work, and sped up the kitchen.

This hotel is exceptional. One of the best I have ever stayed at. Rooms clean, large, and modern. It has an interesting vibe as it’s relatively small so has that charm but still manages to capture the class that comes with bigger hotel chains. Feels like you’re staying in a Hilton that’s been shrunk down in size. The staff are amazing. Super friendly and helpful. I wanted to go up Mount Fansipan which I heard is a waste of money if the weather is bad, but you often can’t tell until you’re up there. The hotel receptionist knew someone on the mountain and called him to check, so I knew it was clear. That’s over and above service. The rooftop infinity pool is a standout. One of the most beautiful pools I have seen. A great way to end the day or chill after a tough trek. Location is great. Sapa in general is busy and touristy but the street this is on is slightly less hectic while still being close to the center. Lots of restaurants and shops nearby. One thing to note is the basic rooms in this hotel don’t have windows, so if you want windows book the Superior Room. That’s what I did. You can’t see much from the windows though so if you want a view get a room with a balcony. The hotel is exceptional value for money anyway so it’s probably worth the expense. I would highly recommend the Sapa Soleil Hotel. Thanks for a great stay!

Stayed here for a short trip but it was fantastic. This is a great getaway if you’re looking for a nice and quiet place to relax. The scenery is beautiful, full of the locals gardens and mountains. It’s about 10 minutes or less from the main attraction areas but we didn’t mind. The main attractions tend to get crowded and loud so coming back to a quiet place at night was great. We taxied there and back thanks to the very helpful receptionist who would call the taxis for us. They have motorbike for rental too. Our room was great and comfy. We loved all the embroidery items and pictures displayed throughout the place. The people here are very nice and caring. Breakfast was delicious and many options to choose from. Pho for breakfast was A++. We also ate at the restaurant for Lunch/Dinner and the food was delicious. Wait time was a bit longer but you can tell everything was cooked fresh, so no complaints there. We ate here every day because the food was delicious and authentic. All the managers and workers were so nice and the atmosphere was great. Going to try the heated pool tomorrow. We had a pleasant stay overall. Next time we’ll stay longer for sure.

If you want a good view in Sapa, I recommend this area. It's in the same alley as Eco Farm or Rocksik, so the view is similar, and there's a natural waterfall flowing in the back, so the scenery is nice. It doesn't seem to be many tourists yet, but it is a good value for money accommodation. The interior is made of cypress wood, so it has a nice woody scent, and there are two cute kittens in the restaurant. The hot water comes out late, so please be careful of burns. You can also call a taxi at the hotel.