Vietnam Victoria Sapa Resort | Urbane Nomads

Overview

Perched on top of a hill overlooking the valley, The Victoria Sa Pa hotel opened in March 1998. Its fine accommodations provide an excellent place to relax or to stay when visiting Sa Pa.

Built as a traditional mountain chalet with accented wooden decor and a welcoming stone fireplace, The Victoria Sa Pa hotel overlooks the village, blending perfectly with the natural surroundings. The location & services have been carefully planned to allow guests to experience something different and unique, in close harmony with nature and the local hill tribes’ people. The scenery is a spectacular combination of jungle with rural terraces and rich areas where the native inhabitants harvest their crops.

Accommodation

The resort features 77 stylishly designed rooms, each with private terrace, wood flooring, and a warm touch of local decoration. The rooms offer views over Sapa Village, the resort’s garden or Mount Fansipan

13 of the Superior Rooms feature a queen sized bed, while 8 of the Superior Rooms feature twin beds. These rooms are equipped with a comfortable sitting area, a sofa and a large writing desk.

The Deluxe Rooms offer a balcony with a sofa, a comfortable sitting area with a sofa and a large writing desk. 22 of these rooms feature a queen sized bed, while the other 30 feature twin beds.

The 2 Family Studios offer large balconies, 1 queen bed and 3 single beds.

The 2 Victoria Suites offer a large balcony with a sofa, a king sized bed, a large living room area with a sofa and a large writing desk

Dining

Ta Van Restaurant

Ta Fin Bar

Recreation

Fitness Centre

Victoria Sapa Spa

Sauna

Massage

Billiards

Indoor swimming pool

Tennis court

Pétanque

Games room

Souvenir Shop

Sightseeing tour services

Outdoor activities include mountain trekking, bicycling, jeep/bus rides exploring the Sapa region

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