Sapa Homestays

Stay in a homestay to really soak in the vibes of Sapa and enjoy local hospitality.

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4.7 (41)

2D1N

|Up to 6 guests

2D1N Sapa homestay adventure: Local food & trails

From $39 SGD / person

“Loved our tour guide Sue she was the best”

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5.0 (35)

2D1N

|Up to 10 guests

2D1N Scenic Sapa Homestay on a Hill Top

From $90 SGD / person

“this was such a hidden gem! ”

Private trip

3D2N

|Up to 11 guests

3D2N Red Dao Homestay Experience: Hiking, Motorbike Ride & Herbal Bath

From $139 SGD / person

Private trip

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Our guide Su is very nice and speaks fluent English. She led the trekking at a comfortable pace and she is willing to share her experience and knowledge during the tour. The homestay condition is acceptable, it's clean and decent. However, the room we were assigned was different from what was shown on Seek Sophie's website. Shared bathroom/toilets with hot water supplies. Dinner at homestay was simple local homey dishes, it tastes good. Since you will be sharing meals with fellow guests, the portion might or might not meet every guest's needs. Overall, it's a nice experience.

Vienna F.

Booked: 2D1N Sapa homestay adventure: Local food & trails

We had two wonderful days, trekking north of Sapa. Our guide San May was absolutely kind, knowledgable and fun. Throughout the day we came across many beautiful vistas and a few lovely locals. In the afternoon we arrived at our cute homestay, which was exactly as we wanted it to be. Not fancy, very down to earth, we had everything we needed and met wonderful hosts, whith whom we cooked, talked and laughed all evening. Transportation and contact with the Seek Sophie team was perfect, so we can warmly recommend, taking your next trip with them. Thank you!

Kevin

Booked: 2D1N Private Sapa Trek & Homestay with Award-winning Social Enterprise

We had a great time on the trek with the local Hmong guide Sue! She took us along farmer’s routes through the rice fields to get away from the other tourist groups. The home stay is more like a hostel which I wasn’t expecting, but the family style dinner was delicious.

Isabelle

Booked: 2D1N Sapa homestay adventure: Local food & trails

Visited in June, rainy season. Cosy place. It can get quite cold at night but the blankets are really thick. The owner Chu is a really kind-hearted guy and because of my health problems he drove me around on his motorbike to places. Food was simple, plenty and good. My only complaint was the inconsistent heated water or lack there of.

Benjamin

Booked: 2D1N Sin Suoi Ho Village Stay | See Sapa Away from the Crowds