Dzay house homestay

We spent a wonderful 3 nights at DZAY in a bungalow next to the river. The bungalow was immaculate, stylish and comfortable. The village is a short walk away up a steep hill, but well worth a visit. There are some lovely places to eat and drink with spectacular views. We ate at the homestay twice and found the food to be some of the best we had during our trip and very reasonably priced. We did a 4 hr trek, organised by Cuang.  It was absolutely amazing, our guide (Pam) was informative and thoughtful, she  didn't push us too hard. The views of the village and it's surroundings from above are not to be missed. We visited a watefall, were people bathed and cooled down before lunch.  All in all an excellent stay which i would highly recommend.

Everything was perfect.

Persönliche Beratung durch Cuoag, sehr zuvorkommend und hilfsbereit, tolle Trecking Tour

the owners were really really nice and my stay was extremely comfortable! view outside was a cute river! try their banana pancakes haha its good

hm nothing i didnt like but to enter the homestay you have to walk through a pathway to get to the homestay and when its at night like 40 seconds of walking is utter blackness but after that few seconds light is back on and u just continue walking down till u find the homestay! i would come back here again though it was really comfortable for me and there was heating on the mattress!!

Cuang was an incredible host, spoke excellent English and answered all my questions about Vietnam! We went on a 3 hour trek and loved it, well worth your time. Beds were comfortable and breakfast was yummy. I’d recommend Dzay to anyone.

We visited in winter and it was cold (5-8°) ! Not a fault of the host but be aware if you visit Sapa in winter.

I really wanted to do a trek through the mountains and villages of Sapa- I booked this homestay and went straight there. The owner took me on a great hike- steered clear from a lot of tourists, and only for $25. Then I stayed one night in the city of Sapa. Great place to stay for one night and book a trek through! Restaurants and cafes near.

If you are somewhere that needs really clean and prestigious accommodations- I don’t think it’s the place for you. Very simple accommodations but gets the job done!

I booked this hostel but the host had another hostel the Riverside mountain view and he offered that I move there if I wanted because there were more people. This was a really nice option he gave me. I stayed at the riverside and it had beautiful views and was a 5 minute walk from the original location. The staff was helpful and not pushy about any tours but they were there if you needed them. The hostel beds were comfortable and I appreciate the small curtain. Bathrooms were very clean as well.

Nothing about the property was bad but people should know taxis to get to the village are expensive and food in the village is a little more pricey than normal.

The village of the homestay Ta Van is a very nice village. I’m glad I stayed there and not in the center of Sapa. There are a few restaurants and bars in the small village and you can just start hiking from the doorstep of the homestay. The host was very friendly. He gave me a private room in my first night and then transferred me to his other homestay because there were other travelers there.

Sapa region was very cold when I arrived and in the village most places are wooden houses with no heating, so check the weather and be prepared