thôn Tả Van Giáy 1, xã Tả Van, Sapa, Sa Pa, Vietnam·View on map
A Ta Van homestay overlooking rice fields and mountains, with family-style dining, a garden terrace, free private parking and local tours.
Hmong house Sapa is a homestay in Ta Van, 6.8 km south-east of Sa Pa town, with views across rice fields and mountains. Its village setting suits travellers looking for time among the valley’s Hmong, Giay and Red Dao communities, as well as families and walkers exploring the area.
Accommodation ranges from compact rooms to a bungalow, suites, a chalet and a family suite. Some room types have shared bathrooms, while several larger options include a private bathroom, and many feature terraces or balconies with valley, lake, garden or mountain views. The 45 m² family suite sleeps up to four people; smaller rooms measure 11 m². Soundproofing, private entrances and separate seating or living areas feature in some room types.
The homestay has a restaurant serving Asian cuisine, a bar, coffee house and breakfast to go. You can relax in the garden or on the sun terrace, arrange local tours through the tour desk, or join activities such as cooking classes, walking tours and hikes. Free private parking is available with a reservation, and WiFi is free in public areas.
Room options at Hmong house Sapa range from 11 m² rooms to suites, a bungalow, a chalet and a 45 m² family suite. The King Room with Mountain View and Queen Room with Garden View are the smaller choices; both have shared bathroom facilities. Their names reflect different outlooks, with views that include the garden, lake, mountains and surrounding landmarks.
The larger accommodation types add more space and, in several cases, a private entrance, soundproofing, a seating area or a separate living room. The Superior Bungalow has a terrace, dining area and private bathroom, while the Family Suite with Balcony provides two large double beds and room for up to four people. Several suites also have terraces and private bathrooms; the Superior Twin Room offers two single beds. Room features and bathroom arrangements vary by type.
At 11 m², this compact room has a terrace and views that include the lake, garden and mountains. It is one of the room types with a shared bathroom, rather than an ensuite. The king-size bed and several different outlooks distinguish it from the garden-view room.
This 11 m² room looks towards the garden and has a terrace, patio and inner courtyard views. Its shared bathroom arrangement matches the King Room, but its garden-facing outlook sets it apart. The room is suited to two people and has one king-size bed.
The 30 m² bungalow has a private entrance, private bathroom and soundproof walls. Inside, it offers a seating area and dining area, with a terrace overlooking the lake. Compared with the 11 m² rooms, it gives you considerably more space and a separate bungalow layout.
At 45 m², this is the largest option and the only room type with capacity for four people. It has two extra-large double beds, a private bathroom and a balcony or terrace with lake views. Soundproof walls and a private entrance add to its distinction as the family-sized choice.
This 32 m² suite has a separate bedroom and living room, a private entrance and a private bathroom with a walk-in shower. Soundproof walls and a seating area add to the layout, while the terrace looks towards the lake. It accommodates two people.
This 32 m² version of the Superior Suite has a separate bedroom, seating area and dining area, with a private entrance and soundproof walls. A private bathroom with a walk-in shower and a lake-view terrace complete the room. Its dining area distinguishes it from the other Superior Suite layout.
The 32 m² Junior Suite has a private entrance, soundproof walls and a terrace with lake views. A seating area and walk-in shower feature in the suite, which accommodates two people. Its name identifies it as the mountain-view option within the suite range.
This 35 m² room is arranged with two single beds, unlike the double-bed options. It has a private bathroom with a walk-in shower, soundproof walls and a terrace with lake views. Its twin layout makes it the choice for two travellers who prefer separate beds.
Dining at Hmong house Sapa centres on its restaurant, which serves Asian cuisine, alongside a bar and an on-site coffee house. Breakfast is offered to go, and breakfast in the room is also available. Fruit and wine or champagne are among the additional food and drink options. A shared kitchen is provided for guests who want to prepare food themselves.
Outdoor areas include a garden, terrace, picnic area and sun terrace, with barbecue facilities and outdoor furniture. The homestay also offers cooking classes, local culture tours, themed dinner nights, bike tours, walking tours and hiking. A tour desk can help with local activities, while a paid shuttle service is available. Free private parking is possible on site with a reservation. WiFi is free in public areas, and pets are allowed without an extra charge.
Hmong house Sapa is in Ta Van, in the Muong Hoa valley south-east of Sa Pa. This is a rural village landscape of rice terraces and Hmong, Giay and Red Dao communities, rather than the busy town centre. Tả Van is 850 m away, and the Carved Boulder Museum is 700 m from the homestay. Nearby villages and valley viewpoints give the area its character, with mountain and rice-field scenery around the settlement.
Sa Pa town is 6.8 km away, and Sa Pa Bus Station is also 6.8 km from the homestay. HasonHaivan Bus is 6.3 km away. A paid shuttle service is available for transfers, while free private parking is possible on site when reserved in advance. Tell the property your expected arrival time before travelling; check-in runs from 12:00 to 21:00. The village is reached from Sa Pa by road through the valley, with the homestay providing a base for local walks and tours.
Waterfall Quy Khach is 1.2 km away, Hau Thao is 1.4 km away, and Lao Chai is 2.4 km away; Muong Hoa Valley viewpoint is 2.6 km away. Walking tours and hiking are available, and the tour desk can help arrange local activities. The terraces are green from June to August and turn golden around harvest in September and early October. June to August is the wettest period, while March to May and September to November are generally more settled for exploring the valley.
Guests value the quiet setting among rice fields and mountains, the warm welcome from Sue and her family, and shared dinners featuring local dishes. Room and terrace views are another frequent highlight. Some visitors note that transport and meal costs can add up.
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Hmong house Sapa is in Ta Van, in the Muong Hoa valley. Sa Pa Bus Station is 6.8 km away, and the homestay offers a paid shuttle service for transfers. Free private parking is available on site, but you need to reserve it. Check-in is from 12:00 to 21:00, and the property asks you to share your expected arrival time in advance.
Hmong house Sapa is 700 m from the Carved Boulder Museum and 850 m from Tả Van. Waterfall Quy Khach is 1.2 km away, while Hau Thao is 1.4 km away. Lao Chai is 2.4 km from the homestay, and Muong Hoa Valley viewpoint is 2.6 km away. These nearby villages and valley landmarks are accessible from the Ta Van area.
Yes, Hmong house Sapa allows pets without an extra charge. The property also has family rooms, including a 45 m² suite with two large double beds for up to four people.
Hmong house Sapa offers breakfast to go, and breakfast can also be served in the room. The homestay has an on-site restaurant serving Asian cuisine, as well as a coffee house and bar. Breakfast is not stated as included.
Bathroom arrangements vary by room type at Hmong house Sapa. The King Room with Mountain View and Queen Room with Garden View have shared bathroom facilities, while several larger options, including the bungalow and Family Suite, have a private bathroom.
Hmong house Sapa has a tour desk and offers cooking classes, tours about local culture, bike tours, walking tours and hiking. Guests also mention that Sue and her family help organise local activities, and shared dinners feature local dishes.
