Hotels near Sa Pa lake flower garden, TT. Sa Pa

the location just in the front of the sapa lake although it’s in the alley, amazing location only less than a minute for walking to the lake. friendly and helpful owner, nice building with clean room and some room has a spacious size. what i like is there’s a chimney in the lobby area that we can use every night. near to everything in Sapa because Sapa is just a small town.

The hotel location is good, on the top of the hill in the central area, it is a little hidden, the path to the hotel is not easy to find, the hotel is an antique wooden structure house, it is comfortable to live in, although the room is a bit small, the bathroom is a bit small, and the bed It's a bit small, there are certain obstacles to English communication throughout the course, and the breakfast is rich and tastes great.

Clean room, good location, although you may have to walk up a high road, it's not bad. Breakfast tastes good in some menus (fried rice is delicious. Delicious stir-fried cabbage) The view from the room is beautiful and worth staying. If there is a chance to travel again, will come back to stay at the same place. Lovely receptionist

I go to Muongtan Hotel a lot when I travel to Vietnam Today is Park Chang Muongtan Hotel Tomorrow is Park Nin Muongtan Hotel. Cheap and best value for money hotel is the best in Muongtan Hotel If you come to Vietnam, Muongtan Hotel is highly recommended

************* grateful to get a hotel that is quite close to Sapa Center, Sun Plaza and Sapa Lake, the room is enough for 2 people. The bathroom is okay with toiletries. The service is friendly and easy when checking in or checking out, there is no deposit. The input is maybe if you stay more than 1 night, the room can be cleaned every day because yesterday we stayed 3d2n but it was not cleaned. Thank you

My stay with Bamboo Sapa was nothing short of excellent from the time we checked in, which was about 5am to the time we checked out. All hotel staff were wonderful. We booked a tour that started at 8am and had to forgo breakfast for a little rest before. Thought I’d just grab a piece of bread and on the way in the cafe, a staff approached me to ask my room no. and sit me down but I explained that we had to rush off for a tour and wanted to just grab and go. And she insisted we packed some food. Got us a takeaway box and even packed us some orange juice to go! I knew immediately she was Julie from the many raving reviews I read about her, I recognized her immediately even though we have never met! Her reputation precedes her and I am amazed at how helpful and proactive she was. She helped with lending us an adaptor and a phone cable, recommended good restaurants and a driver to bring us around. A gem of an employee she is!

A really warm and friendly staff at this hotel. Located in close proximity to Sapa Square, SunWorld Plaza, CatCat Village, Stone Church, Ham Rong Park, Sapa Lake and Moang Hua there are plenty of restaurants in the area too. The views are spectacular of the valleys and mountains from the mountain view rooms. There was a decent variety for breakfast with again some excellent views! It was cold in January but fortunately the AC also offers heating in nice sized rooms. Thanks for a great stay!

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.

The property itself is stunning—truly a museum-like experience with amazing food and a fantastic location. Unfortunately, the hospitality didn’t quite match the setting. The staff, from the front desk to the concierge and wait staff, often lacked the warmth and friendliness expected in the hospitality industry. It was unclear whether this stemmed from unfriendliness or simply a language barrier, which was surprising given that most hotels in the area employ fluent English speakers. For a hotel belonging to such a prominent global chain, I expected a higher standard of staff training to ensure a consistently polished experience, much like their other locations. With better service, the experience could have been nearly flawless. The food was exceptional, but the service at the bar and tearoom was notably slow. I suspect this was because the staff were also attending to restaurant orders. One particularly disappointing moment occurred when our host at the restaurant seemed visibly annoyed when we ordered hotpot, requiring her to set up the electrical equipment. Additionally, another attendant continued to handle the hotpot and add food despite my request for him to stop. While our room was lovely, it felt a bit unsettling to be quickly ushered into an upgraded room that happened to overlook a construction site. Although it was wonderful to enjoy the open doors and city view, being woken up by construction noise was far from ideal. Lastly, the doormen stood out for the wrong reasons. They often appeared to be slacking off, which created an odd and unprofessional impression. It would be better to have no doormen at all than to have staff who do not fulfill their role properly. Overall, while the hotel has incredible potential, a more attentive and professional approach to service would elevate the experience significantly.

It is not far from city center, just a few minutes away. But reaching there with my suitcase is bit difficult as there are many stairs and no motorcycle or car reaches the hotel. The receptionist doesn't speak English well so I didn't get much advice from her, but the service was good. The sheet was not ironed. Price was decent. Generally it was good.