I followed your footsteps to Phu Quoc Regent and JW. My next destination will be Da Nang and Hoi An. Then I want to go to Sapa and Hanoi. Thank you for your video to let me know about these beautiful places.
Thank you for such a wonderful review. I didn't know what to expect until I saw the Lusheng hanging on the window at 3:35. That is a wind pipe musical instrument of my people, the Hmong. It's called "qeej" in Hmong, pronounced like "geng." It must be breath taking just sipping on coffee/tea and enjoying the landscaped mountains and valleys.
Stunning! I think you've captured this place beautifully! I've always been interested in visiting northern Vietnam and you have piqued my interest with Sapa. Certainly reminds me of the highlands of Sri Lanka, which I found equally breathtaking. Thank you for another fantastic hotel review!
Hello! Thank you so much for posting this! I can't get enough of your videos to help me plan my family trip to Sapa (end of March). Would you recommend this place or Sapa clayhouse?
which of the two would you recommend? Eco palms or Sapa Clay house? Especially for vegetarians? I plan to stay in sapa for 3 nights 4 days? Should I split two on the outskirts and 1 in the city hotel? If yes, can you please recommend.
I prefer Eco Palms, personally- though it doesn’t take dietary needs into account. If you’d like to speak in detail about your itinerary I’m happy to do so on Patreon. Thanks for watching 🙏🏻
It is what they’re now calling a Relaxation Private Bungalow (the difference between this category and the one below it is these have a window above the bathtub). The rooms were not numbered but my room was the one closest to the main house (on the same level as the main house, not necessary to climb down stairs). Hope that helps and thanks for watching!
When I was there there was only one other room occupied so I can’t say for sure; however, the walls are made of mud and quite solid- personally it’s not something I’d be worried about unless you are very sensitive to noises. I can also recommend Sapa Clay House (in the Bungalows). Very similar setting- a bit smaller overall but with a great infinity pool overlooking the valley. One other option is Sapa Jade Hill as the bungalows were pretty nice but overall my experience there wasn’t nearly as good as Eco Palms or Clay House. The other two reviews will be posted before the end of this year.
Beautiful place but I could never go. I'd probably end up dead. No railings, too many tripping hazards... The places you've shown in this region are definitely NOT handicapped friendly tourist destinations. But stunning none the less... .
You’re correct, but to be fair to Sapa- essentially all of VN is not handicap friendly. In a country famous for using sidewalks exclusively for parking, Sapa just kinda stands among the rest lol. Thanks for watching 🙏🏻
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the views from the bungalow omg breathtaking
Definitely are!
I followed your footsteps to Phu Quoc Regent and JW. My next destination will be Da Nang and Hoi An. Then I want to go to Sapa and Hanoi. Thank you for your video to let me know about these beautiful places.
Thanks for watching 🩴
Thank you for such a wonderful review. I didn't know what to expect until I saw the Lusheng hanging on the window at 3:35. That is a wind pipe musical instrument of my people, the Hmong. It's called "qeej" in Hmong, pronounced like "geng." It must be breath taking just sipping on coffee/tea and enjoying the landscaped mountains and valleys.
Thanks for sharing ✈️
Stunning! I think you've captured this place beautifully! I've always been interested in visiting northern Vietnam and you have piqued my interest with Sapa. Certainly reminds me of the highlands of Sri Lanka, which I found equally breathtaking. Thank you for another fantastic hotel review!
Thanks for watching 🩴
ok that first shot, jaw dropping. insane views. I'm not even 2 minutes in lol
Thanks very much 🙏🏻
6:15 is jaw dropping
Thanks for watching 🩴
We are so excited to stay here next week! Thanks for sharing!
Hope you have a fantastic time! Was just looking at properties in Northern VN a few minutes ago. Can’t wait to get back. Thanks for watching 🙏🏻
@@tfft This is our first time to Vietnam. We’ll be in Hanoi for 1 night and remainder in Sapa. Safe travels! 😊
Please let us know how your experience goes. Especially about this place.
Thank u so much for your reviews and sharing. I am a VietNamese but I never known about this beautiful and amazing hotel.
Thanks for watching 🙏🏻
Wow!
Thanks for watching 🙏🏻
Hello! Thank you so much for posting this! I can't get enough of your videos to help me plan my family trip to Sapa (end of March). Would you recommend this place or Sapa clayhouse?
As long as you can live without a pool, I’d go here. Thanks for watching 🙏🏻
Wow that views is magical! Do you have to reserve in advance?
I’m sure it depends on the season, but certainly yes I’d reserve in advance now that things are open again. Thanks for watching 🙏🏻
Great video! Can I ask what time of year this was?
March or April
I'll be there fist week of December. Praying for some clear weather like this!@@tfft
Great video, do you remember how you got to and from Sapa from this hotel?
It's not a problem to call a taxi. Thanks for watching 🙏🏻
hey buddy, nice videos, if there was one hotel or bungalow you recommend for couples in sapa which will it be?
If you’re familiar with Vietnam, I’d say this one. If you’ve never been, I’d recommend the Hotel de la Coupole. Thanks for watching 🙏🏻
If any, pls review Anava Retreat - Mai Chau
Yes! I will be in Mai Chau in September or October and look forward to visiting this property.
which of the two would you recommend? Eco palms or Sapa Clay house? Especially for vegetarians? I plan to stay in sapa for 3 nights 4 days? Should I split two on the outskirts and 1 in the city hotel? If yes, can you please recommend.
I prefer Eco Palms, personally- though it doesn’t take dietary needs into account. If you’d like to speak in detail about your itinerary I’m happy to do so on Patreon. Thanks for watching 🙏🏻
Hey can you tell me which bungalow yours was??? 🙏🙏🙏🙏
It is what they’re now calling a Relaxation Private Bungalow (the difference between this category and the one below it is these have a window above the bathtub). The rooms were not numbered but my room was the one closest to the main house (on the same level as the main house, not necessary to climb down stairs). Hope that helps and thanks for watching!
@@tfft can I ask - could you hear other guests from your room? I was told it's very easy to hear others. How was your experience in that?
When I was there there was only one other room occupied so I can’t say for sure; however, the walls are made of mud and quite solid- personally it’s not something I’d be worried about unless you are very sensitive to noises.
I can also recommend Sapa Clay House (in the Bungalows). Very similar setting- a bit smaller overall but with a great infinity pool overlooking the valley. One other option is Sapa Jade Hill as the bungalows were pretty nice but overall my experience there wasn’t nearly as good as Eco Palms or Clay House. The other two reviews will be posted before the end of this year.
Beautiful place but I could never go. I'd probably end up dead. No railings, too many tripping hazards...
The places you've shown in this region are definitely NOT handicapped friendly tourist destinations.
But stunning none the less...
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You’re correct, but to be fair to Sapa- essentially all of VN is not handicap friendly. In a country famous for using sidewalks exclusively for parking, Sapa just kinda stands among the rest lol. Thanks for watching 🙏🏻