WELCOME TO THAI BINH
HOTEL
Welcome to our friendly, family run
Hotel in the beautiful town of Sa Pa,
Vietnam. The hotel is located in a
very quite corner of the town. It has
great city and mountain views. Five
minutes walking is enough for you to
get to the colourful market of the
local people.
You can contact us by email, fax or
phone to make a reservation. We
look forward to seeing you.
HOTEL
Welcome to our friendly, family run
Hotel in the beautiful town of Sa Pa,
Vietnam. The hotel is located in a
very quite corner of the town. It has
great city and mountain views. Five
minutes walking is enough for you to
get to the colourful market of the
local people.
You can contact us by email, fax or
phone to make a reservation. We
look forward to seeing you.
Y LINH HO - LAO CHAI - TA VAN VILLAGES
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HOTEL ROOM RATES
|
• Rates shown are inclusive of all taxes and
service charges and breakfast.
• All rates in US Dollars are per room
(single or twin occupancy).
THE HOTEL SERVICES
• Internet WIFI
• Privacy parking area
• Cash currency exchange
• Train ticket booking from/ to Hanoi - Lao
Cai
• Transportation by minibus from/ to Lao
Cai - Sa Pa
• Laundry
• Luggage store room
• Bar and Restaurant
WE ACCEPT PAYMENT BY CARDS
HOW TO GET TO SA PA BY
YOURSELF?
One of the cheapest and most
convenient way to get to Sapa is to
take a night train from Hanoi to Lao
Cai (SP7, SP1, SP3) and Lao Cai - Ha
Noi (SP8, SP2, SP4 are good trains).
Tickets can be purchased from the
train station in Hanoi. Berths come in
three main classes: soft-sleeper (with
or without a.c.), hard sleeper, or hard
seat. Most tourists opt for the
soft-sleeper. On arrival at Lao Cai
station, look out for a minibus to Sa
Pa. The cost of a one way trip is
50,000 Dong (approximately 3 USD).
If you book in our hotel in advance, we
can be there to collect you from the
station.
| Deluxe Twin - Internet WIFI available |
| Green begins at the end of May |
| Muong Hoa Vally |
| Yellow comes in AUG |
| H'mong People in front of their village |
| Harvesting season begins at the end of SEP |
| From NOV to APR |