Perched on top of a hill overlooking the valley, The Victoria Sapa Resort opened in March 1998. Its fine accommodations provide an excellent place to relax or to stay when visiting Sapa. Built as atraditional mountain chalet with accented wooden decor and a welcoming stone fireplace, The Victoria Sapa 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 crop
Room Rates (in US$, Valid from 01 Nov 2007 until 31 Oct 2008)(Weed Days)
* Indoor/outdoor heated swimming pool, tennis court, sauna/massage, billiard table, free use of bicycles, parking.
* Services: Laundry services, transportation facilities, motorbike rental, Russian Jeep or minibus with driver rental, hairdressing & beauty salon, Souvenir Shop, postal services.
* E-mail and Internet services.
In Room
The Victoria Sapa Hotel features 77 cozy rooms, including 2 spacious suites and 2 six-bed studios on the upper level, each with a balcony offering breathtaking views. Each room combines the elegance of traditional handicrafts and the comfort of an international hotel. Each guest room features a ceiling fan, heater, IDD phone, satellite TV, in-house movie, mini bar, in-room safe and coffee/tea facilities, bathroom with hairdryer (deluxe rooms/up).
Location
Perched on top of a hill overlooking the valley, The Victoria Sapa Resort opened in March 1998. Its fine accommodations provide an excellent place to relax or to stay when visiting Sapa. Built as atraditional mountain chalet with accented wooden decor and a welcoming stone fireplace, The Victoria Sapa 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.
