Sapa Soleil Hotel

It was very nice hostel. Clean room and the people work in the hotel are very kind. Five stars easy for this Hostel

We loved our stay in the hotel. Situated in an ideal location in town with easy walking to shops, restaurants, and bars. Our room had an amazing view of Fansipan and surrounding mountains. The staff were so nice. Always smiling and always welcoming. They all spoke good English. We went on a trek organised by the hotel to a local village. The walk down and through the valley was very scenic. The hotel is quite new and very clean. Amazing bathroom with bath and comfortable bed. Ask for a second pillow, and they will provide. Beautiful infinity pool with the most stunning mountain views. Great bar and restaurant with same views. Breakfast was great with a substantial choice of Vietnamese and Western food. Seven who works at the hotel was very helpful, polite and enjoyable company to spend the day with. Thanks. We enjoyed our stay and would stay again if returning to Sapa.

This hotel is exceptional. One of the best I have ever stayed at. Rooms clean, large, and modern. It has an interesting vibe as it’s relatively small so has that charm but still manages to capture the class that comes with bigger hotel chains. Feels like you’re staying in a Hilton that’s been shrunk down in size. The staff are amazing. Super friendly and helpful. I wanted to go up Mount Fansipan which I heard is a waste of money if the weather is bad, but you often can’t tell until you’re up there. The hotel receptionist knew someone on the mountain and called him to check, so I knew it was clear. That’s over and above service. The rooftop infinity pool is a standout. One of the most beautiful pools I have seen. A great way to end the day or chill after a tough trek. Location is great. Sapa in general is busy and touristy but the street this is on is slightly less hectic while still being close to the center. Lots of restaurants and shops nearby. One thing to note is the basic rooms in this hotel don’t have windows, so if you want windows book the Superior Room. That’s what I did. You can’t see much from the windows though so if you want a view get a room with a balcony. The hotel is exceptional value for money anyway so it’s probably worth the expense. I would highly recommend the Sapa Soleil Hotel. Thanks for a great stay!