Spa Hotels in Sapa

We had a very pleasant stay at Silk Path Grand Sapa Resort & Spa. The property itself is beautiful, and I especially liked the fresh flowers placed throughout the hotel — they gave the entire property a refreshing and welcoming atmosphere. Our room was spacious and comfortable, with a nice balcony. There was enough space for us to comfortably manage one large and one small luggage. Breakfast was another highlight, with a wide variety of choices available. The bellman was particularly friendly and helpful, which made a great impression on us. The hotel is slightly away from the main Sapa centre, but getting around was easy with Grab. They also provide a complimentary scheduled shuttle bus to and from the town area, although advance booking is required. Overall, a beautiful and comfortable property with great service, a relaxing atmosphere and a fantastic breakfast selection. We really enjoyed our stay and would happily return.

We arrived early on the first day and left our luggage for a while to explore Sapa town, had some food, coffee, and just spent some time. When we returned to the accommodation, even though it was before check-in time, they let us check in immediately without waiting. Thanks to this, we were able to shake off the fatigue of the first day of our trip and had a very comfortable stay. It rained from the day we arrived until our last day in Sapa. I was worried the heavy rain might make our stay uncomfortable, but it wasn't uncomfortable at all. While not perfectly dry, the bedding was comfortable and cozy enough for a good night's sleep, so my partner and I slept well, ate well, and rested well. All the staff were incredibly friendly and always checked if we needed anything, which we really appreciated 😍. Next time I visit Sapa on a clear day, I will definitely stay at Tiger Sapa Hotel without hesitation. See you then!

booked the deluxe king room with balcony and canyon view, birthday surprise for my gf, never regretted my choice. best view and crisp air. except that the left side of rhe building has an on-going construction going on usually on the day time but we're out most of the time, so that's still bearable. the hotel staff all can speak good English no issues communicating and service was quick when i asked for ice its served in a soup bowl. the infinity pool view at level 12 was spectacular but its just a small area be there for sunset early as there's many people going around that time. breakfast was a wide spread with mountain views and the pho bo was my favourite. overall i will be back at this hotel again as its just 5min downhill walk to sapa station. many food choices and 2 minimarts just opposite the hotel. no 711 or circle k here. grab car is fast and reliable too. many tours meeting point is at stone church and its just 6mins walk from hotel. so easy.

I had trouble sleeping during my stay due to a lot of bugs in the room, but the view was great, breakfast was delicious, and the facilities were good. Most importantly, the staff were very friendly. A major drawback is that early check-in and late check-out are absolutely not allowed.

The Presidential Suite at Azalea Sapa was definitely one of the highlights of our stay. Great value for money, with a beautiful view and a very comfortable room. We really enjoyed our stay here. The breakfast was also surprisingly good, with a nice variety of choices. A special mention to the lovely lady chef — she made the sunny-side-up eggs so perfectly! And the pork noodles were so yummy that we looked forward to having them every morning. 😋 Overall, a very comfortable stay with great views, good food and warm service. Would definitely consider staying here again when we return to Sapa!

Sapa Passion Hotel & Spa is located right in the heart of Sa Pa town, making it an incredibly convenient place to stay. Almost everything—from restaurants and cafes to shops and attractions—is within walking distance. For travelers who want to explore the town easily without relying on transport, the location is definitely one of the hotel’s biggest strengths. One of the unique reasons I booked this hotel was the grand piano placed right in the lobby. As a musician, that immediately caught my attention. Unfortunately, due to the humidity in Sapa, the piano is barely playable—many of the keys are either stuck or quite hard to press. That said, I still managed to play a few songs and entertain some of the guests and staff, which turned out to be a fun and memorable moment during our stay. Breakfast at the hotel is excellent and deserves special praise. One highlight is the freshly made-to-order Vietnamese pho, with both beef and chicken options available in the morning. On top of that, there is a large selection of Vietnamese dishes, breads, and an impressive variety of fresh fruits. It’s one of the most generous breakfast spreads I’ve seen at a hotel in this price range. My only small concern is whether there might be food wastage during low seasons. Hopefully the hotel has a system to donate excess food to those in need. In terms of value, the price is very reasonable. Our room was surprisingly spacious and comfortable. The bathroom was clean and well-maintained, although the shower head in our room was slightly damaged. The building itself seems a little older, so a few fixtures could probably be updated over time. We booked a lake-view room, but unfortunately the famous lake view was mostly hidden by the heavy fog during our stay—something quite common in Sapa’s weather. The hotel also offers massage services at a reasonable price, although we were unfortunately too rushed to try them. There is also a heated swimming pool, but during our visit it was empty—likely because the winter weather in Sapa was simply too cold for swimming. One small issue we encountered was that the keycard occasionally stopped working at night. Thankfully the staff were always available and quick to assist, but it’s definitely something the hotel should look into improving. Overall, this is a really good hotel with great value, excellent breakfast, and an unbeatable location in the center of Sapa. With a few small maintenance improvements, it could easily become an even better stay for visitors exploring this beautiful mountain town.

The mountain view from the room is very nice & staff service is excellent. You will need to take buggy & some stairs to your room. We walked to hotel lobby to take our breakfast due to waited 20mins+ for buggy service because sometimes there’s someone stay in front of us and when the driver saw them, they will pick up them first, so we (a group of 5) just keep waiting until I walked to reception to call a buggy for my parents (because you can’t call for a buggy service through the hotline once you left your room) During the night time once we done shopping around in Sapa town, understand that there’s limited buggy available, the receptionist just ask us to wait the buggy outside. While waiting for the buggy, there’s few other travellers who came after us to wait for the buggy too. But due to they are in a small group (2-3 person), they can easily get the buggy, me and my family just keep waiting around 20mins also for an empty buggy that can fix 5 of us. Suggestion for the receptionist maybe can assign who to take the buggy first based on sequence. The hotel provides a variety of breakfast options, overall is good, buggy service can be improved.

Wonderful Hospitality, Excellent Breakfast and a Great Location in Sapa We spent three nights at Sapa Full House Hotel during our travels through Vietnam and we have nothing but praise for the warmth and hospitality of the hotel's management and staff. From the moment we arrived, everyone was exceptionally friendly, welcoming and helpful. There was a genuine warmth about the people running this hotel, and their kindness and willingness to assist made our stay particularly pleasant. Breakfast was another highlight. Plentiful, delicious and with an excellent variety of choices, it provided a wonderful start to each morning. We thoroughly enjoyed it. The hotel also enjoys a very convenient location. The lively night market is close by, while the attractive lake area is only a short walk away. This makes it an excellent base for exploring Sapa on foot, particularly in the evenings. The rooms at the front of the building enjoy lovely views towards the surrounding hills and overlook the market area, including the night market. The rooms towards the rear have the advantage of being quieter and more peaceful. What we will remember most fondly, however, is the genuine friendliness of the management and staff. Good hospitality is about much more than the facilities a hotel provides, and the people here certainly understand that. We would happily recommend Sapa Full House Hotel to visitors looking for a conveniently located, welcoming and friendly place to stay, with an excellent breakfast and staff who genuinely care about their guests. Our sincere thanks to everyone at Sapa Full House Hotel for their kindness and hospitality.

## Location We rented a scooter from downtown, so the location didn't feel inconveniently far. However, if you don't have a scooter, you'd constantly need to call Grab (ride-hailing), which could be quite a hassle. ## Amenities The swimming pool looked beautiful, but it was too cold to use. I didn't get to use other facilities, and my phone's international roaming didn't pick up a signal. The Wi-Fi connection was also spotty, constantly connecting and disconnecting. This might be an issue for heavy internet users, but as I didn't plan on spending much time online, it wasn't a major inconvenience for me personally. ## Service All the staff members were friendly. However, while they were polite, their friendliness wasn't particularly outstanding; it was more or less the standard level of service you'd expect at any hotel. ## Cleanliness It was exceptionally clean; absolutely spotless, with nothing to complain about. I would definitely consider staying here again if I return to Sapa. While everything else was fairly standard, the view you wake up to in the morning is absolutely breathtaking. It's so incredibly beautiful it's hard to put into words. The view is truly unforgettable, and it alone makes me want to come back again.

I have mixed feelings about my stay at Hotel de la Coupole. While there were moments of true luxury and care, the inconsistencies in service are unacceptable for a 5-star hotel. The Good: • Warm Welcome & Birthdays: The initial arrival was fantastic. Staff rushed to help with our bags, and because it was my birthday, they beautifully decorated the bed and provided a complimentary cake and fruits. This was a wonderful touch. • Generous Essentials: They provided more than enough bottled water, which we highly appreciated and even used to wash street-bought fruit. • Friendly Teams: The ”behind the scenes” staff (like housekeeping and restaurant teams) were incredibly friendly and kind. The Bad: • Check-in Double Standards: While my husband was checking in, the receptionist right next to him told another guest that the hotel ”doesn't take deposits.” Yet, the receptionist helping my husband demanded a deposit from him. They didn't enforce it after he explained he didn't have local currency, but this lack of consistency and fairness left a terrible first impression. • Lack of Clear Communication: We were simply told breakfast was on the ”10th floor,” but given no clear directions. We had to return to reception to find out it was inside CHIC restaurant. A 5-star hotel should give precise directions from the start. • Room Wear & Tear: The room decor is nice, but it is starting to look dilapidated. There were even visible stains on the bathroom floors. • Appalling Checkout Service: The biggest disappointment was leaving. While hotel staff actively rushed to help other departing guests with their luggage, they completely ignored us. We were left to drag our own bags out while watching them help everyone else. It was an appalling way to end our stay. Verdict: A beautiful property with some lovely staff, but front-desk management and checkout service need serious training to treat all guests equally.