Sapa Summit Hotel

... 3- Sa Pa hard trek 4- Sa Pa hiking 5- Home stay in the villages 6- Biking 7- Hill tribal market visiting 8- Fanxipan summit conquering We advise you book the tour programs when you are here and we are here! Please allow us to arrange ...

... surrounding villages so town is washed with various traditional coloured outfits. We had a buffet breakfast where we were staying at the Sapa Summit Hotel and then met our local tour guide for a 6km walk to the Cat Cat and Sin Chai villages of the Black ...

... was taking the tiny corners at a rate of knots and ploughing through the fog at breakneck speed. Eventually we arrive at the Sapa Summit hotel around 8.50am. Having been on a train for 10 hours and not showered since the morning before we wanted to have a ...

... take about 10 hours, we would arrive early in the next morning to be picked up by a bus that would drive us to our hotel, the Sapa Summit Hotel. The bus drive up to the hotel was stunning, or I should say I could imagine it to be stunning for the fog was ...

... , a hill town shrouded in mist, and mountains rising at dramatic angles to peak at startling heights. We stayed at the Sapa Summit Hotel which reminded me a bit too much of the hotel in The Shining. Luckily there were no elevators. The whole trip had the ...

... stick you in the arm with a needle game" - both are quite exciting and entertaining.  We are waiting at Sapa Summit Hotel - and its just beautiful - its atop of a very large valley thats currently hidden in mist. Peering through the clouds ...

... the mountains via somethin Pass (the names evades this morning at 7am!) to Sapa fro a 34km ride. All we did was go up and up and up for 26km. Our Hotel the Sapa Summit Hotel. Wea re here for 2 days of trecking in the mountains Enjoy the pictures ...

... is very narrow, winding and in a bad condition. In one point we nearly got stacked in the mud. We arrived in the Sapa Summit Hotel which was crowded with other trekkers. At the reception they told us to pack some clothes for one night us, store our ...

... , got out to look at the rooms, Very nice double rooms with tv and bath for about $8 US. I had a res for one night at the Summit Hotel for $15 but knew I would change for the next 2 days as heard I could do better. So I said I would come back the next ...

... long the trip was but I think Daniel and I were still suffering from lack of sleep to care.  We were dropped at the Summit Hotel and then enjoyed breakfast before checking into our room.  I think we were in absolute shock and awe when we opened ...

... arrive in Lao Cai at six in the morning and board a shuttle van to Sapa.  We drive up to our hotel called the Sapa Summit and have breakfast out on the terrace overlooking the valley below the opposing mountain range.  The cool, fresh, crisp ...

... 5am arrival, except we have to wait until 6am for the next train to pick up the rest of the guests. A stunning drive to the Summit Hotel –should have known with a name like that it is at the highest point possible of a hill! We somehow manage to ...

... . We were in mountainous country. This area is home to many Vietnamese minority populations. We have stepped up to a $25.00 a night hotel called Sapa Summit. I liked it,as it was higher than most in town and we had a great room on the top floor with a ...

... forever saying "you stay my guesthouse, cheap cheap, room for three."  We ignored them and kept moving up to our hotel, the Sapa Summit Hotel.  The it was a nice hotel overlooking the a big valley and tonnes of rice patty's.  Excited to be ...

... of minority locals in their traditional wear. It wasnt that chilly with the nice morning sun. Views from the hotels (Sapa Summit Hotel) dining room were absolutely breathtaking. We were at the top part of town overlooking mountain valleys bathed in misty ...

... again we were surprised by the cleanliness and the resemblance to what we were promised :). So we arrived early morning in Sapa , around 4"30 am, where the hotel van was there to bring us to the hotel.  We checked in and had a few hours to rest ...

... the scooter - it took a bit of pointing and smiling, but eventually we were on our way. The day ended with a dinner at the hotel (chicken Curry, rice, fresh spring rolls, pumpkin soup and local wine) and a hot shower - glorious. We had to get moving early ...

... from the Ethnic Minority Tribe the H'Mong, and an Australian couple who would be joining us. As we walked out of the hotel, there were about 30 other H'Mong ladies and girls standing around chatting excitedly, with little baskets on their backs. We took ...

... a steep incline was due to them being genuinely nice, not just expecting a few thousand dong in return. We made it back to the hotel by lunch time and had the afternoon to just poke around the town and relax, which was nice. The next morning we were at ...