Sapa Hotels with Airport pickup service

Receptionist was very knowledgeable and helpful. The hotel also provided us with shower and breakfast in the morning even though our room wasn’t ready yet. Only thing we wished was different is that it would be better if there were two guides on the village tour instead of one. We got separated from the group a couple of times because we were at the back of the group (although the guide managed to find us again).

I highly recommend this place if you are interested in spending a few days in Sapa. The view is stunning and the staff are extremely warm and friendly. You will eat well and be very comfortable during your time here. The trekking guide that I booked through the front desk was excellent and very knowledgeable about the area, including things such as local plants. I simply can not say enough positive things about this resort, you are guaranteed to have a good time here.

Heavenly... we have been to many places and hotels in Asia but Topas Ecolodge tops it all. The location is perfect, the landscape is beautiful, it was a perfect zen trip for us. It was a 180 degree turn from the hotels in SAPA town area. We took the pool villa and didn't regret paying the extra. The eco heated pool was so relaxing, especially when we had the first day of light drizzle and the clouds came down to envelop the whole resort. The feeling of having a dip in the pool surrounded by clouds/fog was out of this world. Service has been fantastic from the day we arrived, the staff were friendly and always there to assist. Food was good, they have 2 main restaurants and a small cafe by the pool. Food selection in the cafe was limited to bento sets. Our breakfast was served at the 360 Restaurant, as expected it provided a 360 view of the entire resort landscape. Breakfast spread is good with certain items being cooked to order. This restaurant then reopens for dinner with a grill or bbq western menu. The other restaurant is open throughout the day, serving pretty much local and western cuisine. Bicycle rental is free, so we took the MTBs out for a morning ride inwards into the more rural areas. We actually cycled to the opposite village from the resort. Took us around 30+mins 1 way. They also have a heated main pool, but we didn't really hang too much there as we had our own. Just take note that they don't have a gym, only a spa. Spa treatments were hotel rate prices but it was very relaxing and they have a extra free 30mins package when u take their full massages. The spa room has great views of the valley. It was a great trip for us as we celebrated our 20th wedding anniversary in SAPA and Topas Ecolodge just make it much more memorable.

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.

With a stay at Pinocchio Tavan Homestay in Sa Pa, you'll be 5.8 mi (9.4 km) from Muong Hoa Valley and 6.2 mi (10 km) from Cable Car Station Sapa. This guesthouse is 6.2 mi (10 km) from Quang Truong Square and 6.3 mi (10.2 km) from Sapa Cathedral.Take advantage of recreation opportunities such as bicycles to rent or take in the view from a terrace and a garden. Additional features at this guesthouse include complimentary wireless Internet access, a television in a common area, and tour/ticket assistance.At Pinocchio Tavan Homestay, enjoy a satisfying meal at the restaurant. Quench your thirst with your favorite drink at the bar/lounge.Featured amenities include dry cleaning/laundry services, a 24-hour front desk, and luggage storage. A roundtrip airport shuttle is provided for a surcharge (available 24 hours), and free self parking is available onsite.Make yourself at home in one of the 6 guestrooms. Complimentary wireless Internet access is available to keep you connected. Private bathrooms with showers feature complimentary toiletries and hair dryers. Conveniences include desks, and housekeeping is provided daily.

Dropped in here for a herbal bath on two consecutive days, fairly priced at 120,000VND. Much needed after a really crap overnight bus journey! Lovely staff, food was ok for the price. Also got some complimentary cinnamon tea with the baths. Contrary to the other reviews, the english of staff was fine.

The hotel was nice comfortable and clean and very central in sapa. The owner Khoa (David) is super welcoming friendly and accommodating. He can Taylor made things for you bring you there or suggest you the best way to do tours things on your own shopping restaurants or anything you need. Thanks to him our stay in sapa was fantastic . Best so far!

It's good for all the travelers and tourists who are always going out the mountain. The the staff also are good and kind...Thank you very much for the kindness 😊

I searched for many hotels to stay in Sapa. I decided on this one because of the mountain view, indoor pool, and good breakfast, and the reviews. The price was also a little cheaper when I made the reservation. It's about a 5-minute walk from Hanoi Church. The city is small, so you can walk to Sapa Lake and the market. The first night's breakfast wasn't a buffet because there were only a few people staying, but they brought us the dishes on the list. I was also satisfied. They kept our luggage even before check-in. This is a very good hotel.

We are a group of 6 and put up in the friendly Inn. Some of us had the hostel dorm room and some twin bed rooms. The rooms are large and very clean, with attach baths and toilet including the dorm. For the dorm, each bed had their own individual power outlets for charging your gadgets, which was a bonus. Our host was friendly, wife and hubby. I think we called her Ms Llw, pardon me if I got it wrong. The thing about this Inn was that its located at the fringe of the Sapa town up a slope, 5 minutes' walk. So we do not hear the usual honking, and beeping of the motorcycles. The air is fresher and cooler too as we are 1500m above sea level. In the mornings and evenings we will get the cool mist sweeping into our rooms...awesome. Breakfast was local chicken or beef Pho. For those who missed home, they also serve French loaf, eggs, omellete with jam and butter. One note worthy mention, the coffee is a must try and it is bottomless. All in all, it was a cosy and comfortable stay. If you can brave the 5 minutes slope to /fro town, this will be the place.