Amica House

Amica House is a little gem. Fabulous family who are so friendly & hospitable. The views from the full length window in the morning were so special as the sun rose over the valley. Dinner & breakfast were simple & delicious. Few nice shots of local wine :) Although we didn't stay 2 nights, there was a free 3 hr walk with some other guests the next day & we joined in. An excellent way to leave the slightly touristy village craft areas & get out into the paths looking down on the rice fields. We stopped in a rustic, none touristy coffee shop en route which was lovely.

We didn't spot the sign outside about cheap beers til we checked out :) 😀

Lovely family run business. Large clean rooms. Peaceful village setting in this stunning valley.

Beautiful place and beautiful views. The room we got wasn't too private as you could see in from the street but we had a lovely time there. The free walking tour with the son who speaks good English and has a fun sassy attitude. The sweet dogs. They have a decent gym with boxing equipment and some old yoga mats and basic strenght equipment. Good breakfast, always social and down to help, they also offer family dinner.

The slight smell in the bathroom when the water didn't go down fully but thats fine.

Fantastic homestay. Rose and her son’s are so kind and will do anything for you. Lovely meal cooked by the family in the evening, great free hike run by the family. Gorgeous place to wake up to, water buffalo in the rice paddies right outside your window. Highly recommend.

The family are incredibly kind, welcoming and go out of their way to help you and make sure you’re stay is a great one. I highly recommend staying here and enjoying this beautiful valley outside of the hustle and bustle of Sa Pa town.

The family is extremely welcome and makes your stay so much better

Everything. Hong and her 2 boys were the best, they would do anything for you! The house itself it's stunning and views are incredible. Minh took us out on a morning trek for a few hours and for his age he is so knowledgeable. I can't wait to come back and visit Amica House in the future.

The whole family was very very nice, helpful and took care of us!

Unfortunately we didn’t have good enough Wi-Fi signal in our room (but we were the furthest from the common area)

Such a homely, relaxed atmosphere with a comfortable rustic private room and lovely views over the rice fields. Waking up to water buffalo play wrestling outside the window was a great! We stayed 3 nights, the longest of anywhere on our Vietnam trip and so glad we did! Felt like we were really amongst life here. Also, so glad we chose to be out of the bustling, touristy main Sapa town area. The host family are just beautiful!! I cannot say this strongly enough. My son adored playing with their son. They all speak excellent English too. We had dinner there one night which was great and breakfast each morning was fresh and delicious. Always more than enough food. They also arranged a scooter for us, taxi transfer to the bus station and our bus to Hanoi which was so appreciated!!!!!! On day 2 we joined their sons and other guests for a trek which was the perfect taste of trekking in Sapa. There was a tap with a filter so being able to refill water bottles was tremendous! Wifi was was A+

A little bed side table would be handy.