Hotels With Parking in Lao Cai Province, Vietnam

Very good hotel, I stayed with 2 teenagers and they had their own room and I had my own. It was Family suite. Amazing breakfast! Very clean and service was pleasant. Location near by the city. Everywhere walking distance. Only issue we faced there were a construction going on next to the hotel and the noise started at 8am. So just check in the construction update and you may have more pleasant mornings

Loved the stay here. On my visit, I think it was almost a full house booked by a local Vietnamese tour group. It might be, or might not be, because of that, but I was bumped up to a suite, for which I was really appreciative. The suite was super spacious, more space than I, a solo traveler, could need. The hotel was also classy and luxurious. I actually fell asleep in the bathtub and overslept. I took the night train to Sa Pa, so upon arrival it was obviously too early to check in. Hotel staff was very helpful to offer luggage storage while I went to the roof top to have my breakfast and prepare myself to visit Fansipan. Location was super central, only 5 minutes walk to Sa Pa square (where across the street you could catch the mountain tram from Sun Plaza to the cable car station for Fansipan). At the rooftop, and in my room, there were also great views available of the valley and mountain ranges. I think upgrading me to a suite was a great marketing move, because I was grateful and decided to have dinner in the hotel’s restaurant, as well as use their spa facility for a full body massage. Prices were pretty fair for in-house facilities, which I appreciated. Breakfast was a buffet — it wasn’t too memorable in my opinion, but the variety was huge, and the Vietnamese tourists seemed to love it. Staff were also friendly, helpful and great. All in all, I recommend this, and I would love to stay here again.

From the check in to check out time, it was magical. Staff noticed that we both were very tired from the trip and they gave us room early. They are very kind and helpful with our trip planning.

I have a no complaint about the view, facilities and service at this hotel. The staffs are very kind and friendly. I booked a panorama room and it take 950.000 vnd for 1 night. The minuses are the signal of wifi too weak and the breakfast is not diverse, may be because the affect of corona disease. But any way i still rate 5* and will be back

We had a great experience at the Bamboo Sapa Hotel. It's a peaceful and luxurious place to stay in Sapa. The staff, especially the manager Phuk, was very helpful. The hotel has beautiful views, comfortable rooms, and great facilities. I highly recommend it and plan to return in the future. ❤️

Really good location in centre of town close to Mount Phan Xi Pang Funicular station. Also close to shopping for clothes, souvenirs, massages, restaurants and convenience stores. Rooms very spacious, beds comfortable, bathrooms large with large modern showers but hot water restricted to 30 litres, then a 10 min wait for next persons shower. Use smaller hand held rather than rain shower to make it last sufficiently. By no means a short shower and water hot enough. Breakfast only passable quality but then their culture doesn’t venerate breakfast in the same way western cultures do, will cook fresh omelettes or noodle bowls order. Staff friendly and helpful. One negative for quiet enjoyment, location is close to several street bars and roof top bars. But once you close shutters, windows and doors it deadens sound greatly.

The room we booked was a premium room with a Mountain View and balcony, it was a bit more expensive but the views and overall quality of the room was definitely worth it. Clean rooms and good quality facilities in the room. Unfortunately we felt it was slightly let down by some of the staff and would have expected more from a 4 star, especially after paying a higher amount. It felt as though staff were generally disinterested and often hesitant to help with questions. We had a long wait after checking out and got told we couldn’t order any drinks when sitting in the lobby despite their being drinks menus out on the tables. Additionally we had an issue with our toilet which was unusable and, despite being told ‘one moment’ after contacting reception and then having the phone put down, were left waiting over an hour. We had to go downstairs and remind them of the room number and felt were generally met with a hesitance to help. We also asked twice about booking a taxi in advance to Lao Cai station to arrive for a scheduled train. They couldn’t give us a definitive price, like most would, and it also seemed like an inconvenience that we had asked to book one in advance. Eventually we were told one would be booked for us but, when we arrived to wait, the staff again seemed to not be aware of the booking. It was all a little awkward. One member of the staff was lovely and helpful, but unfortunately we feel was let down by her colleagues. Overall a perfect hotel for location, comfort and views but staff dampened the experience.

Rooms - Big, clean and spacious with gorgeous view. Feels like I am living among the clouds. Restaurant - The staffs are really attentive and friendly. - Breakfast has a good spread. Reception and Concierge - Staffs are really friendly and helpful. Spa - Had the hot stone and foot reflexology and love the techniques used by the Sapa masseur. - Staffs and masseurs are friendly. Room for improvement. - It is great that the hotel offers free transfer to Sapa Center/Station. Overall - Had a surprisingly fabulous stay and if I am back to Sapa, I will definitely stay again with Pao's Sapa Leisure Hotel.

We spent a wonderful, very comfortable night at the Sapa Vista Hotel overlooking the beautiful valley and rice terraces. Food and service is excellent, in house massage was amazing and the location perfect! We definitely will come back to Sapa but next time we will stay much longer to explore this beautiful location and kind local people. Thank you for the memories!

Location: 5/5 Excellent The location of Lady Hill Sapa Resort is simply breathtaking. Nestled amidst the beautiful hills of Sapa, the resort offers stunning panoramic views that are nothing short of spectacular. It’s conveniently located near major attractions, making it easy to explore the area. Cleanliness: 5/5 Excellent The cleanliness of the resort was impeccable. The rooms were spotless, and the common areas were well-maintained. The housekeeping staff did a fantastic job of ensuring everything was in perfect condition throughout our stay. Service: 5/5 Excellent The service at Lady Hill Sapa Resort was outstanding. From the moment we arrived, we were greeted with warm smiles and exceptional hospitality. The staff was incredibly attentive and went above and beyond to make our stay comfortable and enjoyable. Special mention to the concierge who provided excellent recommendations for local tours and dining options. Facilities: 5/5 Excellent The facilities at the resort were top-notch. The spa services were incredibly relaxing, and the swimming pool offered a great way to unwind after a day of exploring. The fitness center was well-equipped, and the lush gardens provided a serene environment for a leisurely stroll.

Very good hotel, I stayed with 2 teenagers and they had their own room and I had my own. It was Family suite. Amazing breakfast! Very clean and service was pleasant. Location near by the city. Everywhere walking distance. Only issue we faced there were a construction going on next to the hotel and the noise started at 8am. So just check in the construction update and you may have more pleasant mornings

Loved the stay here. On my visit, I think it was almost a full house booked by a local Vietnamese tour group. It might be, or might not be, because of that, but I was bumped up to a suite, for which I was really appreciative. The suite was super spacious, more space than I, a solo traveler, could need. The hotel was also classy and luxurious. I actually fell asleep in the bathtub and overslept. I took the night train to Sa Pa, so upon arrival it was obviously too early to check in. Hotel staff was very helpful to offer luggage storage while I went to the roof top to have my breakfast and prepare myself to visit Fansipan. Location was super central, only 5 minutes walk to Sa Pa square (where across the street you could catch the mountain tram from Sun Plaza to the cable car station for Fansipan). At the rooftop, and in my room, there were also great views available of the valley and mountain ranges. I think upgrading me to a suite was a great marketing move, because I was grateful and decided to have dinner in the hotel’s restaurant, as well as use their spa facility for a full body massage. Prices were pretty fair for in-house facilities, which I appreciated. Breakfast was a buffet — it wasn’t too memorable in my opinion, but the variety was huge, and the Vietnamese tourists seemed to love it. Staff were also friendly, helpful and great. All in all, I recommend this, and I would love to stay here again.

From the check in to check out time, it was magical. Staff noticed that we both were very tired from the trip and they gave us room early. They are very kind and helpful with our trip planning.

I have a no complaint about the view, facilities and service at this hotel. The staffs are very kind and friendly. I booked a panorama room and it take 950.000 vnd for 1 night. The minuses are the signal of wifi too weak and the breakfast is not diverse, may be because the affect of corona disease. But any way i still rate 5* and will be back

We had a great experience at the Bamboo Sapa Hotel. It's a peaceful and luxurious place to stay in Sapa. The staff, especially the manager Phuk, was very helpful. The hotel has beautiful views, comfortable rooms, and great facilities. I highly recommend it and plan to return in the future. ❤️

Really good location in centre of town close to Mount Phan Xi Pang Funicular station. Also close to shopping for clothes, souvenirs, massages, restaurants and convenience stores. Rooms very spacious, beds comfortable, bathrooms large with large modern showers but hot water restricted to 30 litres, then a 10 min wait for next persons shower. Use smaller hand held rather than rain shower to make it last sufficiently. By no means a short shower and water hot enough. Breakfast only passable quality but then their culture doesn’t venerate breakfast in the same way western cultures do, will cook fresh omelettes or noodle bowls order. Staff friendly and helpful. One negative for quiet enjoyment, location is close to several street bars and roof top bars. But once you close shutters, windows and doors it deadens sound greatly.

The room we booked was a premium room with a Mountain View and balcony, it was a bit more expensive but the views and overall quality of the room was definitely worth it. Clean rooms and good quality facilities in the room. Unfortunately we felt it was slightly let down by some of the staff and would have expected more from a 4 star, especially after paying a higher amount. It felt as though staff were generally disinterested and often hesitant to help with questions. We had a long wait after checking out and got told we couldn’t order any drinks when sitting in the lobby despite their being drinks menus out on the tables. Additionally we had an issue with our toilet which was unusable and, despite being told ‘one moment’ after contacting reception and then having the phone put down, were left waiting over an hour. We had to go downstairs and remind them of the room number and felt were generally met with a hesitance to help. We also asked twice about booking a taxi in advance to Lao Cai station to arrive for a scheduled train. They couldn’t give us a definitive price, like most would, and it also seemed like an inconvenience that we had asked to book one in advance. Eventually we were told one would be booked for us but, when we arrived to wait, the staff again seemed to not be aware of the booking. It was all a little awkward. One member of the staff was lovely and helpful, but unfortunately we feel was let down by her colleagues. Overall a perfect hotel for location, comfort and views but staff dampened the experience.

Rooms - Big, clean and spacious with gorgeous view. Feels like I am living among the clouds. Restaurant - The staffs are really attentive and friendly. - Breakfast has a good spread. Reception and Concierge - Staffs are really friendly and helpful. Spa - Had the hot stone and foot reflexology and love the techniques used by the Sapa masseur. - Staffs and masseurs are friendly. Room for improvement. - It is great that the hotel offers free transfer to Sapa Center/Station. Overall - Had a surprisingly fabulous stay and if I am back to Sapa, I will definitely stay again with Pao's Sapa Leisure Hotel.

We spent a wonderful, very comfortable night at the Sapa Vista Hotel overlooking the beautiful valley and rice terraces. Food and service is excellent, in house massage was amazing and the location perfect! We definitely will come back to Sapa but next time we will stay much longer to explore this beautiful location and kind local people. Thank you for the memories!

Location: 5/5 Excellent The location of Lady Hill Sapa Resort is simply breathtaking. Nestled amidst the beautiful hills of Sapa, the resort offers stunning panoramic views that are nothing short of spectacular. It’s conveniently located near major attractions, making it easy to explore the area. Cleanliness: 5/5 Excellent The cleanliness of the resort was impeccable. The rooms were spotless, and the common areas were well-maintained. The housekeeping staff did a fantastic job of ensuring everything was in perfect condition throughout our stay. Service: 5/5 Excellent The service at Lady Hill Sapa Resort was outstanding. From the moment we arrived, we were greeted with warm smiles and exceptional hospitality. The staff was incredibly attentive and went above and beyond to make our stay comfortable and enjoyable. Special mention to the concierge who provided excellent recommendations for local tours and dining options. Facilities: 5/5 Excellent The facilities at the resort were top-notch. The spa services were incredibly relaxing, and the swimming pool offered a great way to unwind after a day of exploring. The fitness center was well-equipped, and the lush gardens provided a serene environment for a leisurely stroll.

Very good hotel, I stayed with 2 teenagers and they had their own room and I had my own. It was Family suite. Amazing breakfast! Very clean and service was pleasant. Location near by the city. Everywhere walking distance. Only issue we faced there were a construction going on next to the hotel and the noise started at 8am. So just check in the construction update and you may have more pleasant mornings

Loved the stay here. On my visit, I think it was almost a full house booked by a local Vietnamese tour group. It might be, or might not be, because of that, but I was bumped up to a suite, for which I was really appreciative. The suite was super spacious, more space than I, a solo traveler, could need. The hotel was also classy and luxurious. I actually fell asleep in the bathtub and overslept. I took the night train to Sa Pa, so upon arrival it was obviously too early to check in. Hotel staff was very helpful to offer luggage storage while I went to the roof top to have my breakfast and prepare myself to visit Fansipan. Location was super central, only 5 minutes walk to Sa Pa square (where across the street you could catch the mountain tram from Sun Plaza to the cable car station for Fansipan). At the rooftop, and in my room, there were also great views available of the valley and mountain ranges. I think upgrading me to a suite was a great marketing move, because I was grateful and decided to have dinner in the hotel’s restaurant, as well as use their spa facility for a full body massage. Prices were pretty fair for in-house facilities, which I appreciated. Breakfast was a buffet — it wasn’t too memorable in my opinion, but the variety was huge, and the Vietnamese tourists seemed to love it. Staff were also friendly, helpful and great. All in all, I recommend this, and I would love to stay here again.

From the check in to check out time, it was magical. Staff noticed that we both were very tired from the trip and they gave us room early. They are very kind and helpful with our trip planning.

I have a no complaint about the view, facilities and service at this hotel. The staffs are very kind and friendly. I booked a panorama room and it take 950.000 vnd for 1 night. The minuses are the signal of wifi too weak and the breakfast is not diverse, may be because the affect of corona disease. But any way i still rate 5* and will be back

We had a great experience at the Bamboo Sapa Hotel. It's a peaceful and luxurious place to stay in Sapa. The staff, especially the manager Phuk, was very helpful. The hotel has beautiful views, comfortable rooms, and great facilities. I highly recommend it and plan to return in the future. ❤️

Really good location in centre of town close to Mount Phan Xi Pang Funicular station. Also close to shopping for clothes, souvenirs, massages, restaurants and convenience stores. Rooms very spacious, beds comfortable, bathrooms large with large modern showers but hot water restricted to 30 litres, then a 10 min wait for next persons shower. Use smaller hand held rather than rain shower to make it last sufficiently. By no means a short shower and water hot enough. Breakfast only passable quality but then their culture doesn’t venerate breakfast in the same way western cultures do, will cook fresh omelettes or noodle bowls order. Staff friendly and helpful. One negative for quiet enjoyment, location is close to several street bars and roof top bars. But once you close shutters, windows and doors it deadens sound greatly.

The room we booked was a premium room with a Mountain View and balcony, it was a bit more expensive but the views and overall quality of the room was definitely worth it. Clean rooms and good quality facilities in the room. Unfortunately we felt it was slightly let down by some of the staff and would have expected more from a 4 star, especially after paying a higher amount. It felt as though staff were generally disinterested and often hesitant to help with questions. We had a long wait after checking out and got told we couldn’t order any drinks when sitting in the lobby despite their being drinks menus out on the tables. Additionally we had an issue with our toilet which was unusable and, despite being told ‘one moment’ after contacting reception and then having the phone put down, were left waiting over an hour. We had to go downstairs and remind them of the room number and felt were generally met with a hesitance to help. We also asked twice about booking a taxi in advance to Lao Cai station to arrive for a scheduled train. They couldn’t give us a definitive price, like most would, and it also seemed like an inconvenience that we had asked to book one in advance. Eventually we were told one would be booked for us but, when we arrived to wait, the staff again seemed to not be aware of the booking. It was all a little awkward. One member of the staff was lovely and helpful, but unfortunately we feel was let down by her colleagues. Overall a perfect hotel for location, comfort and views but staff dampened the experience.

Rooms - Big, clean and spacious with gorgeous view. Feels like I am living among the clouds. Restaurant - The staffs are really attentive and friendly. - Breakfast has a good spread. Reception and Concierge - Staffs are really friendly and helpful. Spa - Had the hot stone and foot reflexology and love the techniques used by the Sapa masseur. - Staffs and masseurs are friendly. Room for improvement. - It is great that the hotel offers free transfer to Sapa Center/Station. Overall - Had a surprisingly fabulous stay and if I am back to Sapa, I will definitely stay again with Pao's Sapa Leisure Hotel.

We spent a wonderful, very comfortable night at the Sapa Vista Hotel overlooking the beautiful valley and rice terraces. Food and service is excellent, in house massage was amazing and the location perfect! We definitely will come back to Sapa but next time we will stay much longer to explore this beautiful location and kind local people. Thank you for the memories!

It was a nice place to stay and the room is spacious. The location is near from the city and it has a nice view to see the Sapa train. The staffs are very friendly and they even made my room quite special since its my birthday. I will definitely recommend this to other tourists.

Overall very good. The hotel service staff is very professional. The location is convenient. The surrounding markets, supermarkets and restaurants are very convenient. It is very close to the customs. It takes 20,000 to 30,000 VND to get there by taxi. It takes more than ten minutes to walk.

i and my customers had been to stay day use here for 3 hours, the women of receptionist and a waitress at Cat Cat bar work at morning shift ( 25/01 ) were very friendly and pretty they’re warmly welcome us. + More specially Ms Thu was nice, helpful us and brought us to the car i not stay here for long time but i very appreciate about the staffs, just a little sad i don’t know the hotel don’t have bellman or they didn’t take care for our luggages, despite miss Thu she was try to help us but she is a women, the luggages big so i have bring by myself.

If you want to eat at the hotel where you stayed for a day before going to Sapa, you have to look around the hotel a lot. There are a lot of general stores, but not enough commercial areas for tourists. The hotel was good.

Located in the city of Laokai, it was in a place that was not lost. After arriving at the bus terminal in Laokai by bus from Hanoi, I understood that I would tell you the name of our hotel when I took a minibus. It was a clean hotel and there was no dissatisfaction with the water around the shower. I was a little worried about the sound of the walls and doors between the rooms, or the sound of the next room and the corridor.

Facilities: The facilities are relatively old and the standard is Samsung. Hygiene: The sanitary environment and bedding are generally not very clean. Environment: There seems to be a bar downstairs and the sound is too loud at night to make it difficult to sleep. Service: The service is quite enthusiastic and the front desk can communicate in Chinese without any barriers. The size of the double bed room I booked was really small. The hot water in the room was hot and cold. I felt that the price was a bit expensive and not very cost-effective.

Excellent location, there are many snack bars, coffee shops and entertainment on the nearby street. The hotel environment is elegant and comfortable, clean and hygienic. Chinese people need to take their documents (do not understand), check out and wait for the hotel staff to check the room before returning the documents.

It is about40K shield (12 yuan) from the old street port. The room is quite big. I live on the 6～ 8th floor. You can see some street views of the old street, including: Ga Lao Cai (train station), but the train station is not lively at all, a bit similar to the market town of domestic third- and fourth-tier cities. The hotel is very clean, similar to the domestic chain store, is three-star, but they are checked in after 14:00, if you check in early, you need to pay another price 340K Shield (100 yuan Rmb), the original price is about 230. Looking at the scenery outside the hotel is okay, there is a bay window sitting by the window, drinking a cup of coffee is very pleasant (send a picture). Xiao Du (Ms.) at the front desk of the hotel can speak Chinese and there is no problem with basic communication. The owner (Ms.) of the small coffee shop on the right hand side of the main entrance of the hotel is very kind and Chinese is not bad.

Good location in that it was near a lot of different food places. It was also along the waterfront. Great views of the waterfront from where I was at. Great views of the mountains and hills. I liked how it had a restaurant to eat at. The only thing that I didn't like was the minibar which was kind of tacky where they got you where they want you in making it convenient and tempting for you to eat but the food is more expensive than going to the stores to make some extra money off of you. I also didn't like how they were nitpicky in their variation of price charges on their laundry depending on which type of garment you are washing.

If the Sapaly Express Train service we faced was anything to go by, re-consider before deciding to stay here. In our group were guests in their late 80's. Prior to boarding the train at Ga Lao Cai, I asked for a stool to make it easier for them. I knew I had to make myself clear in English, but it wasn't the staffs' lack of command of the language. The staff I spoke to was actually uninterested in what I said, and even rude. His female colleague gave her name as Nguyen Thi [?] and she ignored my request too. Back in 2010, I faced the same issue, but the Victoria Sapa staff at least responded to my request. Perhaps, service, since the pandemic savaged the tourism industry the past three years, has gone to the dogs. But I feel sad for Vietnam's tourism sector, if the attitude of these Sapaly employees represents that of the industry in general. [I wrote a 3-star review of Sapaly Express Train, voicing my criticism. It was the only review there. At the time of submitting my latest review, the Sapaly Express Train listing has been taken down.]

My family and I stayed at the Sen Trang hotel because it was highly recommended by a few of my friends. For a reasonably low price, we couldn't believe how clean and spacious our rooms were. What I likes the most was there variety of western food, which was hard to find in that city of Vietnam. The spaghetti was awesome. The coffee was very unique and specially designed by the hotel's owner. Definitely a great place to stay while you are in Lao Cai, if you want to experience friendly and family type service. I find this great of service rare these days.