27 Hoàng Liên, Sa Pa, Vietnam·View on map
A Sa Pa Town hotel with balcony rooms, mountain and garden outlooks, Vietnamese dining, and a tour desk for arranging local excursions.
Sapa Yen Hotel is a 3-star hotel in Sa Pa Town, with rooms offering balconies and mountain or garden views. Hoàng Liên street puts the hotel about 700 m from Sa Pa town centre, while Sa Pa Bus Station is 800 m away.
The six room options accommodate two or three people and range from 22 to 28 m². Each has a private bathroom, and fireplaces feature in the room descriptions. Depending on the room, you can have a balcony overlooking the city, garden or mountains; the triple rooms provide a single bed alongside a large bed. A lift serves the upper floors, and the hotel has a 24-hour front desk, concierge, luggage storage and tour desk.
The on-site restaurant serves Vietnamese cuisine, with Asian breakfast among the available options. A coffee shop, sun terrace and garden add places to eat or spend time outdoors. Free WiFi is available throughout, and the hotel offers shuttle service and bicycle hire. There is no parking on site. Sa Pa Lake, the town’s churches and museums, and the route towards Cat Cat Village are all nearby.
The six room categories range from 22 to 28 m² and accommodate up to two or three people. All have a private bathroom with a walk-in shower, bidet, hairdryer and free toiletries. Fireplaces feature in the descriptions of each room type, and the layouts include double rooms for two as well as triple rooms with a single bed and a large bed.
The main differences are the outlook and balcony. The Standard Queen Room is the 22 m² option, while the other double rooms measure 24 m². You can choose a balcony room with a city view or one with garden and mountain views. The 28 m² triple rooms also come in city-view and garden-and-mountain-view versions. A lift serves the upper floors, and the upper-floor rooms are reachable by elevator.
At 22 m², this is the most compact room for two. It has a private bathroom with a walk-in shower and bidet, plus a fireplace. The room description does not include a balcony, making it distinct from the other double options, which have outdoor space and a city or garden-and-mountain outlook.
This 24 m² double room pairs a balcony with a city view, giving it a different outlook from the garden-and-mountain-facing rooms. It accommodates two people and has a fireplace, private bathroom with a walk-in shower, and bidet. The balcony and city-facing aspect are its defining features.
This 24 m² double room has a balcony looking towards the garden and mountains, rather than the city view offered by the other double room. It sleeps two and includes a private bathroom with a walk-in shower and bidet. The garden-and-mountain outlook sets it apart from the city-facing option.
At 28 m², this city-view room is designed for up to three people, with a single bed and a large bed. Its balcony faces the city, distinguishing it from the similarly sized triple room with garden and mountain views. The room also has a fireplace and private bathroom.
This 28 m² triple room sleeps up to three in a single bed and a large bed. A balcony looks over the garden and mountains, giving it a different outlook from the city-facing triple room. A fireplace and private bathroom complete the room’s distinctive features.
This 24 m² room for two combines a balcony with garden and mountain views. It shares the outlook of the Double Room with Mountain View but has a King Room name and a single large bed. The room also includes a fireplace and a private bathroom with a walk-in shower and bidet.
The hotel’s shared facilities include a sun terrace, garden and barbecue facilities, with a picnic area for time outdoors. You can arrange bicycle hire, bike tours, walking tours, cycling and hiking, or ask the tour desk about local activities. A tour or class about local culture and themed dinner nights are also among the available options. Concierge service, luggage storage, private check-in and check-out, and a 24-hour front desk serve guests throughout the day.
Dining facilities include a restaurant, an on-site coffee house and a snack bar. The restaurant has a kid-friendly buffet and children’s meals; special-diet menus are available on request. Wine and champagne are offered. Internet services include free WiFi throughout the property. The hotel also provides shuttle service, room service and non-smoking rooms. There is no parking on site.
Sapa Yen Hotel is on Hoàng Liên in Sa Pa town, about 700 m from the town centre. Sa Pa sits at roughly 1,500–1,600 m above sea level, below Fansipan, and its central streets lead to shops, restaurants and transport. From the hotel, Hang Pho Temple and the Sapa mountain train station are each 250 m away; Sa Pa Museum and the Muong hoa valley viewpoint are 300 m away. Our Lady of Rosary Church - Sapa Catholic Parish is 500 m away, and Cat Cat Village is 650 m away.
Sa Pa Bus Station is 800 m from the hotel, while HK Buslines is 700 m away. The hotel offers shuttle service, and the 24-hour front desk can assist on arrival. There is no on-site parking. Direct sleeper buses from Hanoi reach Sa Pa Bus Station in about 5 to 6 hours; from Noi Bai Airport, the road journey of roughly 320 km takes around 5 to 6 hours. Overnight trains from Hanoi arrive at Lao Cai railway station, about 35 km away, followed by a bus or taxi up the mountain road.
For a town walk, Sa Pa Lake is 950 m away and Ham Rong Garden - Ham Rong Mountain is 1 km away. Fansipan Legend cable car station is 1.4 km away, and Sa Pa Market is 1.5 km away. Cat Cat, a Hmong village below town, is a nearby excursion; the Muong Hoa valley’s villages and rice terraces lie south-east of Sa Pa. The terraces are green from June to August and usually turn golden around harvest in September and early October. December to February can be cold and foggy, while March to May and September to November are generally more settled.
Guests frequently praise the short walk to the town centre and Sun Plaza, the helpful, friendly staff, and views over the mountains and valley. Breakfast also receives positive comments. Feedback on beds is mixed: some guests found the mattresses too soft or the pillows insufficient.
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Sapa Yen Hotel is on Hoàng Liên, 800 m from Sa Pa Bus Station and 700 m from HK Buslines. You can cover the final stretch on foot or by taxi, and the hotel also offers shuttle service. The 24-hour front desk is available for arrivals. There is no parking on site.
Near Sapa Yen Hotel, Hang Pho Temple and the Sapa mountain train station are each 250 m away, while Sa Pa Museum and the Muong hoa valley viewpoint are 300 m away. Our Lady of Rosary Church - Sapa Catholic Parish is 500 m away, Cat Cat Village is 650 m away, and Sa Pa Lake is 950 m away.
Sapa Yen Hotel offers Asian breakfast. Guest feedback also praises the morning meals and the restaurant’s scenic views. The restaurant serves brunch, lunch, dinner and high tea, and has a child-friendly buffet.
Sapa Yen Hotel has an on-site restaurant serving Vietnamese cuisine, along with a coffee shop and snack bar. The restaurant serves brunch, lunch, dinner and high tea; a child-friendly buffet, children’s meals and special-diet menus on request are available.
Sapa Yen Hotel has double and triple room options, measuring 22 to 28 m² and sleeping up to two or three people. Room choices include city views or balconies facing the garden and mountains; each room type has a fireplace.
Sapa Yen Hotel has a lift, and upper floors are accessible by elevator. The hotel’s facilities also include an entire unit described as wheelchair accessible. Room types vary in size from 22 to 28 m² and accommodate up to three people.
