Then Pa village

Lovely authentic village. Nice bungalow with private Bathroom, restaurant and bar in a lovely setting. Good location if you are doing the Ha Giang Loop.

You get to stay in a traditional hmong village, which to me was really cool. There are many families, children, animals...and you get to see their real daily life. There is a beautiful view and restaurant area. We ate dinner and had the free breakfast (noodle soup with vegetables and egg from their farm). We were the only ones in the dorm room. The room is basic but this is how they live, we slept fine. We had a hot shower. It was clean. The host speaks English but the families don't, so you're not able to really communicate, but you are able to see them and observe and they are welcoming and friendly. We were doing the Hà Giang loop. This place was great for us because we were looking for a more authentic experience, we didn't want to be with a majority of tourists, which can easily happen when doing the loop.

The coffee in the morning is not included and neither was the happy water for dinner. It's an extra charge.

Powersockets near the beds!

Staying here felt like staying at Disney world except for that it was actually kind of authentic: the result was a little bit cringy. One of the breakfasts I got (I asked for something vegan) was a baguette without anything else. The whole time I was there they were building stuff so it wasn't very peaceful, but they only seemed to realise that that might be disturbing the moment I left.

Alternative stay in bungalow with European facility amongst community of 11 households of local ethnicity, seeing the families daily life throughout the day.

It’s rather what is quite bizarre in Ha Giang area, the bathroom facilities with one drain hole on the floor, making the floor fully wet. However, that’s a specifics of the region, you’ve got to get along with it.

The location was fantastic at the base of the flag pole. The scenery was beautiful. The village was lovely and very authentic staying in a small farming community and the host family was nice, but did not speak any English

The manager who seems to run the place, but does not live there was not very helpful and was more interested in partying with the vietnamese guests than helping us. The meal was a expensive for the quality and breakfast was included but Coffee was not which is 2/3 the cost of breakfast on the menu so we felt a little ripped off

Locations is very good and the bungalows are convenient considering the outside temperature is not cold. When I stayed, it was 1°C and there was no heather in the room besides a small device that is not able to heat up the room.

When I stayed, it was 1°C and there was no heather in the room besides a small device that is not able to heat up the room. I had to ask for a separate blanket and sleep with 4 layers of clothes on in order to not freeze! Food was more than basic to not say more.

Amazing cultural experience by connecting with the local people

Clean, friendly, cultural,