The location overlooking the rice terrace was the main reason we chose this place- just 10 mins drive from Sapa town. We spent quite some time at the hotel after our trek and enjoyed the different seating's outdoors from which we could enjoy the beautiful scenery. The staff, Ming was kind enough to suggest some trekking route for us too.

There was a little musty smell in the room. We were told that there was an additional 3% tax charges in additional to the price displayed on booking.com- it would be better and less confusing if they were added to the room charges in the first place. All other hotels we stayed in didn’t have that either.

Tony and his team were incredibly hospitable and made sure we felt welcome from the moment we arrived. The homestay is set in an absolutely stunning location, with breathtaking views of the valley and rice terraces — truly a peaceful escape. The scenery is unmatched, and the location is perfect for those who want tranquility but still be close to the city center. Just a 10-minute taxi ride (around USD 4, which Tony kindly arranged for us) and you’re back in the heart of Sapa. If you’re looking for a peaceful, scenic retreat with easy access to the town, this is the place. Highly recommend it for anyone visiting Sapa. The breakfast was also very good, offering a delicious start to each day with fresh and hearty options.

Honestly, nothing to dislike. Everything was perfect. We couldn’t have asked for a better stay!

Lovely alternative to the Las Vegasy flashy light Sapa Central. The view, albeit foggy, was beautiful, and the atmosphere was relaxing. Ming was very helpful with planning and spoke great English. The room had excellent a/c and heating, and I didn't hear other guests. The room was simple but nice. Most interesting was the restaurant-- it was a real restaurant. Sometimes hotel food is not up to par, but this place served some great dishes. I tried the clay pot dishes, and I thought they were excellent! Breakfast was nice too.

Give yourself sufficient time to catch a cab! Sometimes it can take a few minutes. Maybe I would prefer mosquito nets that go all the way around the bed? But that is very minor. This was a very pleasant stay!

We had an absolutely amazing 3-day stay at Sapa Rosie House! This place is a true hidden gem, located about 5-6 km from the center, but getting there is easy with Grab. The peaceful surroundings, breathtaking mountain views, and cozy bungalows made our stay unforgettable. A huge thank you to Tony and his team for their outstanding hospitality! The bungalows are spotless, designed in a charming mountain style, and incredibly comfortable. Even on chilly nights, we stayed warm thanks to the heated blankets—such a thoughtful touch! If you’re visiting Sapa, we highly recommend staying here. It’s the perfect place to relax and enjoy the beauty of the mountains while still being close enough to explore the town. We will definitely be back!

A beautiful stay in this peaceful spot. We stayed during winter and they so thoughtfully provided a bed heater to keep us warm. The rooms are decorated with traditional textiles from the local villages. Tony is the most helpful, kind host we have come across! So welcoming and lovely. The views are stunning, slightly out of town but you can book a taxi through grab or the reception. Food in the restaurant was great and so was the included breakfast. Thank you so much for a memorable stay!

The lodges are quite cold in winter but Tony was very accommodating and even asked if we were warm enough, so I’m sure they’d provide extra comfort.

This place is beautifully designed and decorated, with a wonderful view of the rice fields and mountains. The manager was incredibly kind and accommodating above and beyond the call of duty! I loved the location, a bit out of the manic energy of Sapa. Beds were comfortable, and the food was great!

Being used to a warmer climate, we found the room a bit cold (although the heated mattress was great!). The common room (where meals are served) was unheated, and we were wishing there could have been a fire in the fireplace to huddle around. Also the lighting was a bit dim in the room for reading at night.

Peaceful stay above the terraced rice hills…if this isn’t your thing I’d certainly encourage you to give it a go! Wish we had more time to call our cute little bungalow home for a few more days. No TV but excellent 5G coverage in the bungalow and reception/restaurant. Rosie’s is an Eco Lodge, not a five star hotel. The eggs you’re having for breakfast each morning as well as the Pho Ga (Chicken Rice Noodle Soup) have been grown just up the road! Breakfast was included and as abundant as you liked!! The Bungalow itself had an excellent firm king size bed with Hmong decorative pieces throughout. Basics such as a kettle & tea/coffee making facilities and storage all perfectly fine for us. Modern and clean bathroom with rain shower rosette was also lovely. No fridge per se but we were able to use the restaurant fridge to store perishables. Ice was provided for drinks on the sweet little balcony too. Scott our host and his whole team gave excellent service and couldn’t do enough for us, including lugging my big bag down steps due to an injury. I crave serenity in nature and Rosie’s has it at every turn. $7AUD taxi ride from the bright lights of Sapa then back to serenity! Booking again for next year..2weeks that time!

We stayed in a Deluxe bungalow, which was great. Comfy, and the view is great. I really suggest staying outside of Sapa town (for example at Rosie House) for your stay in the region, it is just so much nicer than the town itself. Breakfast is great (no buffet), and dinner is also okay.

Only smaller things: The curtains smelled a bit, and the lock did not work perfectly. Also, you should be aware that it is foggy quite often, so there is a risk that you won't enjoy the great view. We were lucky on our second and third day!

The bungalow was really unique with a spectacular view of the mountains and rice fields. You can also spot some animals on the rice fields and I could enjoy the sunrise every morning from my terrace. The sunrise looks incredible in between all the mountains :) I was traveling alone, because I attended my cousins wedding and used the rest of my stay in Vietnam to visit Sa Pa. I wish I could have shared this with my partner but I will definitely come back here with her! The entire staff was really kind, especially Tony! He also speaks english very fluent and he can rent a motorcycle for you, which costs 100k/day when I was here. It is recommended to rent one to go to city center as a one way trip with a taxi is already around 100k. The free breakfast was also very delicious and the bed and room very cozy.

I liked everything to be honest!

Tony and his team were so hospitable in looking after us. The place is beautifully situated looking out over the valley and rice terraces. They offer exceptional value accommodation, great food (the selection at breakfast isn't huge, but everything is incredible!) - both for breakfast and dinner. It's easy to get into Sapa, but peaceful because you are away from the main drag. They also invest to support the local community. Love it here and can't wait to return.

Nothing - just wished we could have stayed longer!