Victoria Sapa Hotel

Victoria Sapa Hotel, the only luxury hotel in the area, opened in March 1998. Built as a traditional mountain chalet with an accented wooden d้cor and a welcoming stone hearth fireplace, Victoria Sapa Hotel overhangs the village, blending perfectly with the natural surroundings. The location and services have been carefully planned to allow guests to experience something different and unique in close harmony with nature and the local hill tribe people.

Victoria Sapa Hotel features 77 cosy rooms, including two spacious Suites and six-bed Studios on the upper level, each with a balcony offering breathtaking views. Each room combines the elegance of traditional handicraft and the comfort of an international hotel. Victoria Superior room: Spacious 25m2 room with queen size bed or twin bed, a comfortable sitting area with sofa and a large writing desk. All rooms are at garden level and feature a terrace with sofa. Victoria Deluxe room: Spacious 25m2 room with queen size bed or twin bed, a comfortable sitting area with sofa and a large writing desk. All rooms feature a balcony, with sofa, overlooking Mount Fansipan. Victoria Studio: Spacious 50m2 room with six beds and a comfortable sitting area. All Studios offer large balcony with sofa, overlooking the village of Sapa and Mount Fansipan. Victoria Suite: Spacious 50m2 room with king size bed, a large living room area with sofa and a large writing desk. All Victoria Suites offer large balcony with sofa, overlooking the village of Sapa and Mount Fansipan.

About Sapa Town:

A beautiful and romantic resort town, with a lovely location high on a valley side within sight of Vietnam's highest mountain, Fan Si Pan. Among the woodlands are French style elegant mansions and villas with steep pitched roofs, shutters and temperate gardens perched around the hillside. Sapa was a retreat for the French elite during the colonial era and the town has a European alpine ambiance.

Located 38km from Lao Cai, Sapa is a mountainous district of great natural beauty and the starting point for climbers wishing to conquer the Fansipan Mountain - the highest in Vietnam at 3,143 metres. The area is inhabited by local hilltribes from different ethnic groups. The main town also called Sapa, was formerly a French hillside retreat. It's fast becoming a centre for eco-tourism, with activities like kayaking and trekking to places like Silver Waterfall, Rattan Bridge, Bamboo Forest and Ta Phin Cave. Best time to visit is in April and May when the area is blooming with flowers and green pastures.