Topas Ecolodge

Serenity. Lovely accommodations on a splendidly picturesque mountain top. Service is very good and food is excellent. There are three restaurants. Enjoyed two guided moderate hikes. 2 Gorgeous infinity pools. Enjoyed a well-priced 90 min Thai massage. Local Dao women offer a Good opportunity to buy authentic locally crafted goods at astounding prices.

We have been in Topas Ecolodge during the last few days of our honeymoon. Vietnam had already been amazing with all the lovely people, the great food and the different surroundings, all very very beautiful. We have been to beautiful places and have met nice people. But, we have never been to a place like Topas before! Besides the breathtaking view and beautiful surroundings, the amazing food, not to mention the beautiful pool villa, we cannot describe how lucky we are to be in this amazing place. The entire staff and the entire crew made our stay even more special. You made us as guests feel very welcome and loved. This is an outstanding place in all possible ways. Thanks for making our honeymoon unforgettable ❤️❤️ Dearest Anna, dear all lovely people of Topas Ecolodge, Thank you very very much Mr&Mrs Weterings & van Tricht (Michael & Jacqueline)

The staff were ready to welcome us with cool towels and iced tea as we stepped out of the shuttle. Luggage was whisked away while we checked in. Great that we are offered express or standard check in with the standard option including a brief walk/tour of the property. While English is not readily spoken, the staff get by and do everything possible to ensure a memorable stay. The rooms are furnished in a natural minimalist style that blends perfectly with the mountain surroundings. Views are breathtaking. Topas appears to empower the local community both through employment and through the use of local produce. Menu’s echo this. Food is delicious and prepared quickly. The breakfast buffet at Stilthouse was excellent with great variety catering to both western and Asian palettes. ‘Themed’ dinner evenings are bookable. We did try one although preferred the restaurant menu on offer. The goats and chickens greater us daily on our walks through the property. It was a peaceful break after the rush of Hanoi which is exactly what we were after.

A place blessed by God -perfect if you are looking for piece We went to Sapa ecolodge as recommended by a friend The resort is located in a beautiful and unique part in Sapa area - far from the busy city of Sapa Rooms are big and very nice Big nice surprise is the swimming pool with warm water - perfect also for late afternoon swim and if chilli outside I am not giving 5 stars as - people working there did not speak English as good as they should - even asking simple questions on the menu was frustrating as at the end we gave up - in general I found not much flexibility, as in general in Vietnam - 2 restaurants menu is limited - conscious that you are in the middle of nothing and you must stay there

The resort of Topas is situated approximately 40 minutes from the center of Sapa. It is a stunning destination. In June, my fiancée and I embarked on a brief vacation in this location. In general, the room will not be equipped with a television, and the internet connection in this remote area will be exceedingly challenging. Nevertheless, technology is unnecessary during your stay, as there is always a breathtaking view in front of your room. This resort is an ideal destination for some time away from the stresses of daily life, as it is a testament to the beauty and grandeur that nature has bestowed upon Vietnam. Additionally, this resort is one of the few in Vietnam that prioritizes sustainable development. It is evident in the manner in which they utilize materials when constructing bungalows and in numerous purportedly environmentally friendly practices that have gained popularity, such as restricting the laundering of towels and changing bed sheets. Nevertheless, the apartment did not contain a mini-bar despite the existence of a price list for the items that were to be included in the mini-bar. I am uncertain as to whether the removal of the mini-bar from my room that day was an attempt to protect the environment, a trend that many hotels are adopting, or a form of discrimination that I encountered due to the fact that I reserved my room under the name of a Vietnamese individual. I am not surprised by this, as numerous resorts in Vietnam frequently eliminate items from the rooms in accordance with the price of the rooms they offer. One noteworthy aspect of the resort is the complimentary shuttle service from the Sapa Center. The resort acknowledges that the distance from the Sapa Center to the resort can be an obstacle for visitors when selecting a resort. Consequently, it offers a shuttle vehicle service to address this issue. That is commendable.