Hostels in Lao Cai Province, Vietnam

We stayed in the hotel for 3 nights, The location is good. Very near to the nearby lake, bus terminal and the Notre Dame Church. I booked a room with a city view but was not assigned to such a room upon our check in, though upon my verbal request, they transferred us to the room with a city view on the second floor. Unfortunately, we notice that the hallway going to that room is being used as a stocked area of some unused beds causing quite discomfort in walking along that way to our room. The comfort room also needs some repair and improvements. With a rusty and detached towel hanger inside. The room itself is okay but has a defective door knob. On our last night of stay, we were not able to have sound sleep due to continuous noise within the hotel Which we were not able to identify where the noise is coming from. Practically, we still recommend this hotel for those who are planning to have trips to Sa Pa

This home stay is located next to Ta Van village, about 8 kms outside Sa Pa town. Here you can get a glimpse of local family life. Accommodation is basic (don’t expect any luxury or heating) in dorms and private rooms. However, the service by the family is heart warming. It has a great terrace with sweeping views over the valley and with clear weather on the peak of mount Fansipan. Unfortunately the entire house lacks any comfortable chairs. (After a walk you want to hang around in something comfy…)…Matresses are firm too; for me too hard….The house is located on a small hill and is reached by 500mts steep road. If your bag is super heavy; ask for help. All and all a good place to spend a couple of days.

I love staying at Anh Tu Hotel. The room is big and very clean with two big comfortable beds and a huge bathroom. On top of that the service is incredible awesome. They assist us in booking tour ticket and sleeping bus to Halong. Especially, he offer us free shower after checking out. We find the people of Sapa, particularly the hotel operators have shown us more than the scenic view of mountains and rice terraces, but also kind and welcoming local people. We’re sure that we will come back to Sapa and stay at the same hotel in a short future.

The rooms were simple and okay for backpackers, but not super clean or modern. Might be somenoise at night, barking dogs, and inconsistent hot water. If you’re expecting comfort or a social hostel atmosphere, this may disappoint you. But if you just want a cheap, central place to sleep while exploring Sapa, it does the job.

I stayed here solo when I was traveling in Sapa. While the price was cheap, the hotel seemed unfinished, with construction going on in various areas. As a result, there was a lot of dust inside. I guess it couldn't be helped, but I feel like I came too early! Even the completed rooms and showers weren't particularly clean. Still, they offered a simple breakfast every morning, and the location wasn't bad, so if you like a good bargain, this place is for you.

The hostel is really well-located, two streets from the market and a few minutes from the lake. There are countless places to eat, and two large supermarkets less than 200 meters away. The bus coming from the Chinese border or the train station from Hanoi stops just one street away. The hostel is new, very clean, and quiet, perfect for resting. It doesn't have many reviews because it's new. The lady who runs it is very kind and speaks English. I booked for 2 nights and extended for 2 more.

First of all, it wasn't a mountain view from the name. I arrived at dawn, but I was very troubled to find the name and photo completely different. The room was ignorantly cold. It was not very useful even if the heater was turned on. I went to eat breakfast and it was all bread crumbs. Write a review for Koreans who may not know. If you are traveling to Sapa for the first time, choose a hotel with a 4 star or higher. You can think of three stars as just 90 years of motels.