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Fast facts about Sapa, Vietnam
Accommodations | 561 properties |
Popular hotel | KK Sapa Hotel |
Popular area | Sapa City Center |
Nightly rates from | C$7 |
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Sapa is a lovely rural village with lots of ethnic minorities around. It was good to meet the women who hand craft all their products and the cable car is a must.
Rich in culture especially the villages with all the natives still living inside. There are still a lot of local festival celebrating during the festival seasons.
A very cold place to spend your vacation. The daily fog can really put you off in most cases, you cannot see more 50m in front of you.
Lao Chai Village and Te Van Village are 'must-see' attractions if one likes to explore and understand the life of villagers.
Figure out, right away, how to deal with the women on the street trying to sell you things. If you don't want a pack of them following you for four entire stay in Sapa, just say no.
We booked our train tickets, transfers and trekking with the Sapa Sisters - very well organised and helpful and efficient, highly recommended.
Need to join the local trekking tour to those villages. And need enjoying the local restaurants here.
Although I live in Viet Nam, this was my first visit to SaPa. The pace of life is much slower here, so for me, it was far more appealing than even the moderately sized cities elsewhere in this country.
Staying in Sapa, you should take the opportunity to trek and visit the villages. Walking there will be much for exciting them driving there because you would be able to witness the everyday lives of the villagers.
We booked a 3 day, 2 night trek with 'Sapa Sisters' and it is one of our highlights of Vietnam. The trek can be tailored to suit your level of fitness and what you want out of your stay.
Sapa is not easy to go unless you would like to spend at least $80 to get there by train and bus. It's cheaper to travel by overnight bus but you will ended up laying in the uncomfortable seat for 6-7 hours.
It is a great place to admire nature especially during trekking but the town area has become too touristy.
Sapa is the romantic place the weather very good but sometimes has many fog, and I recommend if you can ride the motorbike you should rent it around 4-6 $ per day then you can travel around Sapa but must be careful the road not safe.
We just fall in love with Sapa. If we are asked where we would go back to visit again, our first choice is definitely Sapa.
Sapa City is vibrant with alot with endless throngs of both tourists and locals, many are clad in traditional,colorful attires.
We stayed in Sapa for 5 nights/7 days and filled each day with still alot more we could do in the area.
Small town with the Sapa church as the main landscape. Full of ethnic minority groups who would sell you their wares.
Trekking shoes is must, be prepared for wet weather, one can rent bike at a very cheap daily rate of around US$5/-, great food as there are many choices of restaurants.
Sapa is an amazing city, full of life and ethnic cultures. The landscapes are incredible and the trekkings around Sapa are breath taking!! The only thing I didint like was how pushy the women were when they would sell to you, its like you were obligated to buy from them.
Its a very beautiful place , there are many sightseeing trips available with the locals as tour guide, very relaxing place to go to, will definitely return to SAPA again
Beautiful sceneries, interesting to move around the different tribes, some more demanding than others.
The transfer from Lao cai to sapa ruined the whole trip for me. I was wrongly sold a ticket by a tout which cost me 10x the usual price.
A trekers paradise if thats your thing. Be prepared to deal with the persistent locals trying to sell their wares.
I am feel happy to select your hotel for our trip. Everything is good. Staff was awesome. Good location.
Sapa is just the starting Point for trekking activities in the surrounding. You've missed to take Outdoor gear with you? Don't worry, you will find everything here!
Sapa is a great town! It was great to escape the hustle and bustle of HCMC for a week holiday! It's very foggy in march, but we still enjoyed our time.
The local ethnic women are in your face, pressuring you to buy their poor quality souvenir's. All the shops focus on North Face clothing and footwear - dull as.
Practically all the merchandise and fresh fruit are imported from China through Lao Cai which is near the border.
Worth the stay on the overnight train for the visit! Choose the less touristy trails to trek and you'll be amazed.
Visited in Late December, 2 days after snow fall. It was cold but there are plenty of places selling "Northface" jackets etc at low prices (~$25-$30).
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Frequently asked questions
What's the average price of a hotel in Sapa?
The average price for a 3-star hotel in Sapa is USD 25. The average price for a 4-star hotel in Sapa is USD 46. The average price for a 5-star hotel in Sapa is USD 68.
What's the average price of a hotel in Sapa this weekend?
The average price for a 3-star hotel in Sapa this weekend is USD 26. The average price for a 4-star hotel in Sapa this weekend is USD 43. The average price for a 5-star hotel in Sapa this weekend is USD 66.
What's the average price of a hotel in Sapa tonight?
The average price for a 3-star hotel in Sapa tonight is USD 24. The average price for a 4-star hotel in Sapa tonight is USD 47. The average price for a 5-star hotel in Sapa tonight is USD 69.
What are the best hotels in Sapa near Sapa Market?
Verified travelers to Sapa who stayed near Sapa Market have given top reviews to KK Sapa Hotel, Pao's Sapa Leisure Hotel and Hotel de la Coupole - MGallery.
What are the most popular hotels in Sapa?
Popular hotels in Sapa include KK Sapa Hotel, Pao's Sapa Leisure Hotel and Hotel de la Coupole - MGallery.
What are the best hotels in Sapa for couples?
Couples who stayed in Sapa have given high ratings to KK Sapa Hotel, Pao's Sapa Leisure Hotel and Hotel de la Coupole - MGallery.
What are the best hotels in Sapa for families?
Families who stayed in Sapa highly recommend KK Sapa Hotel, Pao's Sapa Leisure Hotel and Hotel de la Coupole - MGallery.
What hotels in Sapa have the best views?
Verified travelers to Sapa have given top reviews for the views at Sapa Unique Hotel, Amazing Hotel Sapa and AIRA BOUTIQUE SAPA HOTEL & SPA.
What hotels in Sapa have the best breakfast?
Verified travelers to Sapa have given top reviews for the breakfast at My Boutique Hotel & Spa, Heart Of Sapa Hotel and Sapa Hotel.
What's the best neighborhood in Sapa to stay in?
Popular neighborhoods among travelers staying in Sapa include Sapa City Center, Lao Chai Ta Van and Ta Phin.

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Getting into Sapa is most easily done by trail from Hanoi, as many railway companies operate lines along this route, and offer varying levels of comfort and convenience for the journey. Another option is to take the bus from any number of neighboring cities, and there are many hotels near Sapa Bus Station to accommodate those arriving into town or leaving by this transportation method. Since the bus station is located in the center of town, hotels in this area are a great choice for those looking to experience all the sights and sounds Sapa.
There are many hotels near the Muong Hoa Valley, so those who would like to take part in the popular activity of trekking through this valley will find the right accommodation to fit their needs. The trek takes participants through beautiful terraced rice fields and into contact with some of the local ethnic groups who run the farms. It’s a truly authentic and interesting experience, and one of the best ways to experience the true essence of this picturesque hill town.
Once the trekking and rice field visits are over, perhaps a trip to Sapa Market would be a nice way to complete the experience and maybe pick up a few handcrafted souvenirs. It’s a good way to interact with more of the locals and get to know more of the culture of this town.
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