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Sapa Hostel
Sapa Hostel is conveniently located in the popular Market Area area. Offering a variety of facilities and services, the hotel provides all you need for a good night's sleep. Facilities like car park, family room, concierge, shops, tours are readily available for you to enjoy. The well-appointed guestrooms feature mini bar, hair dryer, desk, fan, coffee/tea maker. Access to the hotel's garden will further enhance your satisfying stay. Sapa Hostel is an excellent choice from which to explore Sapa (Lao Cai) or to simply relax and rejuvenate.
What's Nearby
This lovely cafe has a European ambience. It is bright and airy and offers a mouth watering selection of home-baked cakes. Pick a corner, order a c...
Michell Restaurant offers tasty fresh Vietnamese and Western food and excellent value set menus, with a service level to match. Set menus can be tw...
Delta is an up-market Italian restaurant and wine bar, making the most of fresh local and imported products. The decor is a little spartan, but the...
Owned by the same management as Delta, the T-Bone Steakhouse is all about quality imported Australian beef. While this is close to Australian price...
This cozy hideaway is easily missed despite being near the top end of the main street, but the food is definitely a notch above most. The dessert s...
Romano’s is a friendly Italian restaurant combining tasty Italian fare with an extensive Vietnamese menu. Cheap, cheerful and neatly presente...
The Sapa Market starts by the French-built church with row upon row of stalls, and continues down the stairs with snack vendors and into a building...
For a 360 degree view of Sapa that cannot be beaten, trek the short distance up the stairs to the radio tower. This is the easiest walk in Sapa &nd...
Cat Cat Village is a mostly downhill 3km walk from Sapa. Wooden houses populated by Black H’mong people cluster close to a waterfall, along w...
Also known as Silver Falls, Thac Bac Waterfall is 13kms from Sapa on the road to Tram Ton Pass, the highest mountain pass in Vietnam. The pass acts...
Fansipan is the highest peak of Indochina at 3,143m above sea level. The hike to the summit takes from 1-3 days, depending on fitness, but few oper...
Just over 90kms from Sapa, the Sunday market at Bac Ha is a large local market, populated largely by Flower H’mong and other ethnic minority ...
The funky concrete exterior covered in graffiti gives away this chilled music venue. Long happy hours and late opening hours add to the vibe, as do...
Another graphitized venue, Tau Bar’s concrete interior makes it feel a little like a hidden bunker. Has a dart board and pool table on offer, with ...
This bar decked out in wood and decorated with minority art and handicrafts has a funky atmosphere and an eclectic music style, so expect a little ...
If its pub grub you’re after, Red Dragon dishes up some hearty English favorites to warm you up like bangers and mash and Shepherd’s Pi...
Locally available clothing includes shirts made from Sapa fabric sold by the ethnic minority women, cheap t-shirts in the market, and more up-marke...
Forgot your rain jacket? Need a day pack for a hike? Want a warm fleece jacket or some solid hiking boots? Hiking equipment is available ...
There are several stalls in the upper part of the market selling silver jewellery, as well as a few shops on Cau May. Many of the H’mong wome...
H’mong and Red Dzao women sell beautifully stitched items on the street side, ranging from small pouches to bags and bed covers. There are al...
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No 1 Hoang Lien Street, Sapa, Vietnam
