From the restaurant and from our room you overlook the mountains. The breakfast menu was fine, nothing outstanding. The room were very large and clean. Although a bit outdated. We had a good time staying at this hotel. However, I wanted to stay at Sapa rooms boutique hotel and accidently booked the wrong hotel through a travel agencies.

We ate here twice during our stay in Sapa. We even did a cooking class with the chef. Huyen and her husband are very nice and welcoming. Their staff are lovely too. The food is delicious and the views are beautiful.

This hotel was good value for money overall and the staff was very nice. The location is great, within walking distance to market and overlooking the valley and some rice terraces. The rooms are big and clean but the beds are not the most comfortable. The bathrooms are a bit outdated. Breakfast was good but very limited in choice. Adding... More

We stayed for 2 nights in February. We loved this hotel for its location overlooking the valley and the helpfulness of the staff (particularly the manager Mrs Huyen). it has an alpine lodge feel and the restaurant overlooks the valley. There was a good choice of tasty breakfasts. However, when we arrived straight from the overnight sleeper to Lau Cai... More

We were in the hotel 3 nights. The hotel location is very good, the room was big and with a wonderful balcony with a great view of the valley. The service is very good and personal thanks to the manager, Mrs. Huyen. If I will ever go back to Sapa, I will for sure stay there again. Very recommend !

Sapa Boutique is the very best. The service is like no other and the hotel is beautiful. The hotel had a nice log cabin feel about it and the rooms were delightful. We had more than enough room for my sister and I to spread out comfortably. We loved that the location of the hotel, just a bit short of... More

I came to Sapa with my 3 kids (21,15,12) for a week where we stayed at a "4 star" hotel (Chau Long) which was booked by our travel agent in Hanoi (by the way, the Essence Hotel in Hanoi is a wonderful place too) but after having had our first breakfast in the Sapa Boutique Hotel we all found this... More

The rooms are very nicely appointed but inadequate for the cold wet weather we experienced in January. Our first impression was that the room 503 was very nice except for the bathroom which had a shower head in the middle without an enclosure or even a curtain so everything in the room would get wet if you showered. After trying... More

We stayed for one night at the Sapa Boutique Hotel (in the smaller second wing of the hotel a bit further in the street). The room was large and cosy decorated. A minus point was the fact that there were no reading lights at the bed. We also had a big terrace with a splendid view on the mountains! Really... More