Mountain View Hotel Sapa Vietnam

... on 2011 1- The single room with balcony and Mountain View costs 20 $ 2- The double room with balcony and Mountain View costs 30 $ 3- Breakfast is included in the room rates. * Organizing daily transportation services from Hanoi to Sa Pa and ...

... many of the young hill tribe kids to attend the free English classes provided by the Antipodeans volunteers. I stayed in Sapa for a while, at Mountain View Hotel which was run by Ms Hong. She was a pretty amazing women herself who a while ago was the ...

... in Yangshou I just ignored them all, even one of them was a Westerner. We headed for a place in the Lonely Planet Guide, Mountain View Hotel, which turned out to be fantastic. For $5/night I had a double room with mountain view, en suite and satellite TV, ...

... in Australia. After a fast goodbye to Ciaran and Amy in Hanoi and a decent overnight train ride I checked into the Mountain View Hotel. This place has great views, particularly the restaurant deck, and as I was later to discover, very very caring ...

... breath taking. We managed to get to the town before all the other buses despite leaving the station last and booked our self into the mountain view hotel which had a mighty view of a valley below. We shared a room which Gemma and Zac a new amigo we met on ...

... to Sapa (about 1 hour) the views along the way are amazing, Sapa is high up in the mountains. We stay at the Mountain View hotel ($12) and our room really does have a Mountain View. We try to hire mountain bikes for the afternoon, however they ...

... how weak we are. So loaded with pressies for all our blog friends :)  we headed back to Sapa to our room in the Mountain View Hotel. Magnificant! We the view will be when the mist lifts. Free time in Sapa this afternoon being accosted by ...

Our last day in Vietnam was probably the most pleasant. We had  awodnerful breakfast at the mountain view hotel. On our way back to our hotel, we were approached by So, a local tour guide who was on her off day. She walked us back to our hotel and ...

... get light, we were well inside the clouds, so we couldn't see anything. It remained like this for our entire stay at "Mountain View Hotel" where we could see uninterrupted views of white clouds and nothing else. As it was cold and damp, we rested in the ...

... walk back over sheepishly after having walked away defiantly. All worked out well, though and we got our transport to the Mountain View Hotel, which, in keeping with most of the places in Sapa, started to resemble Fawlty Towers after a few days. We saw ...

... his mother was staying in the compartment next door. Then we were joined by a French-Canadian couple who were just on a 2 week holiday in Vietnam. They were nice enough but very quiet. We locked the kid out and got a good nights sleep on the train. We ...

... below. It’s just a shame that it was really misty and visibility so poor that the surrounding mountains were out of view. The inside of the hotel was quite empty and spaced out with the original colonial decor. Dan & I shared a large twin room ...

... Sapa lake (which really was just a large pond) and walked around the night market.  The hotel most certainly lives up to its name of "Mountain View".  Our room had a small balcony, with seats that were facing the mountains that surround Sapa. ...

... hell), enjoy a bit of hackey and just generlly enjoy the surrounding village hustle bustle while looking out over the spectacular mountain below with its rice paddies and fields cut into its surface. Very long story of beautiful Sapa... my apoligies. ...

... a nice break from the heat. We took an overnight train to Lao Cai and then a bus brought us into Sapa. We are staying in a guest house called 'Mountain view' and it is exactly that. the rooms have a 180 degree view of the mountains and their rice paddy ...

... minibus bartering session and an hour later when every seat was taken we were finally on our way to Sapa. We checked out the Darling and Mountain View Hotels and settled on the latter cause of the good reviews of the tours that can be arranged by the ...

It is so gorgeous here. The name of our hotel, Mountain View, is very fitting. Here's the view from our window: Unbelievable, right? The minibus ride to Sapa from the train station took an hour and it was absolutely stunning. Surrounded by ...

... , heading northwest into the Lai Chau Province. Driving in this direction, you cross the Tram Ton Pass, the highest mountain pass in Vietnam. On the Sapa side, the weather was grey, cloudy, and cool; on the Lai Chau side, the sun broke through the ...

... ! We gained a lot of altitude on the drive... Sapa is at 1650m and is perched on the side of the mountain. The hotel (Cat Cat View Hotel... catcathotel.com) is BEAUTIFUL! My room has windows on 2 sides and looks out across a valley. The facing mountain is ...

... Nadz and I splurged on an amazing Italian restaurant called Delta.  The pasta was homemade and it rivaled any pasta I had in Italy....Sapa, Vietnam who knew :) Next day Nadz and I just cruised the town went for an excellent lunch at a cafe run by ...

... 38km up the Hoang Lien mountains. We had booked the transfer (from the station to Sapa) and our first night in the Pumpkin Hotel, Sapa through Pumpkin Travel agent in Hanoi. The hotel looked quite nice on the web site and as they were including free pick ...