Muong Hoa Hmong Homestay

We stayed 2 weeks here and loved the time we spent! We booked a first night in the homestay and stayed in a upstairs room - a small but cozy room with a very comfortable bed, balcony with a incredible view on the mountains. Everything was made of wood, we felt like we were in a cabin during winter, it was beautiful. After we moved to a downstairs room by the garden. Here we had a bigger room, and our own private bathroom. The room was great, beautiful painting on the ceiling, night stands, fans (but didnt need it as it was chilly at night), chairs, a kettle… The room had everything we needed, and right outside we had a table and two sun chairs. It was perfect. But the most exceptional about this homestay is truly the incredible view on the mountains, the adorable garden, and the kindness of the family! Our host were so nice with us, helped us organized our activities, made delicious food, and always with a smile! We stayed here and worked online during our stay and the wifi was good! Sometimes we went upstairs in the main area because the connexion was stronger for online calls, but we had no problem. We were so sad to leave, but we urge you to enjoy this homestay for us! ❤️

The hosts (a couple) are super sweet, making you feeling like at home. They cooked for us a "family dinner" for 130k pp with "happy water", and lunch there is also delicious. Views from the place and outside area are amazing. Mosquito net for the beds.

No hot water in our room (we don't know whether in other rooms worked), Some mosquitoes in the room

The environnement is amazing ! The rooms and house are also very nice. They booked us a trek with a great guide. Thank you!

The host was nice and helpful

Very thin walls, no fan in the room. You had to use your own soap to wash hands in the toilet. Small things, but they are annoying.

Super chill and cozy

Nothing, staff and the owner is really kind and helpful

The host was lovely to us and it was so affordable.

The location was quite far away from the town.

Such a lovely stay! Unfortunately I could only stay for one night, but for sure if I could I’d stay a lot longer. Sisi and her husband are amazingly welcoming and friendly, they truly welcome you into their home and treat you with so much kindness and respect . The room was excellent, very big with a heaven-like garden. Sisi took suck good care of the place and her visitors, making them tea and wanting to get to know them. Amazing experience!

Si Si and her husband are such great hosts! We felt at home immediately. The room we had was downstairs in the garden, which was nice, because we could have some privacy if we wanted to. We loved the garden that looked out over the chickens, ducks and rice fields. It is such a calm place. We decided to stay for 2 nights so we could have a day before we started the trekking. We went to a traditional herbal bath of one of Si Si's acquaintances (180.000VND p.p.). She walked us all the way down there (40min. walk). So nice of her. There's a herbal bath close by too. I believe "Peace" was the name. Breakfast is very good and there's a common area with tables and a couch. When we were sitting there Si Si gave us watermelon, which was so sweet. A tip: another acquaintance of SiSi, mister Dong, has a taxi and he can take you to the homestay for 250.000 VND (market price is 300.000). You can ask SiSi for his number. That went all very smooth.

We loved the village. However, if you're looking for a place within the city, this is not for you. It gets very humid and can get cold so make sure to bring warm clothes. We weren't feeling cold at all!

Run by a lovely local family who went above and beyond to make sure we were looked after. They cooked amazing food, kept us warm during the cold weather and were so friendly. The homestay is nestled on a peaceful hillside and has incredible views of the valley below. As the homestay is located outside of Sapa town it also gives a view into the local villages along the drive.