Delta Sapa Hotel

Have been there for one night on our 3d/2n hiking tour to Sapa, so we did not actively choose the hotel. Compared to the other hotels around (most of them looked really nice and welcoming), this one was pretty run down and everything looked a bit dirty and sticky. The room itself was big and nice, the bathroom had its best days long ago. We had to search for the switch to turn of the lights right above the bed - they were hidden behind the pillows in the bedframe. We didn't use the air con, but it was turned on with a single fuse switch. There also was a open socket on the wall (safety? 😅) and everything looked a bit old. The windows are super thin and you hear everything from outside. The doors are not really keeping the noise out as well. The staff was... I guess okay? None of them spoke English, except the lady at the reception, who was quite friendly and helpful, but the "waiters" were unprofessional, spilled food over our table and hung around in the restaurant area if they didn't work. The tour-guy in the lobby was nice and helpful as well and could speak decent english, but I don't think he really belongs to the hotel. The food at lunch and dinner itself was okay to be fair (was the same food for both meals...), but the breakfast wasn't good: there is little choice and when we got there, everything was cold, except the freshly fried eggs (thanks to the "cook"). The coffee was not good as well and the can was so dirty, I didn't even wanted to look at it. For Western tourists, the only option for non-asian food was toast with some marmalade and maybe eggs. All together, I wouldn't recommend to book this hotel, if you have a choice.

The rooms were comfortable and clean with amazing views of Fansipan mountains. I thought the hotel itself was in a great spot central to the town but a little old and in need of an update. The food was not good and although breakfast was included we ate breakfast across the road at the bakery because the offerings were below standard. The travel agent in the foyer was very helpful.

First time in all our years of travelling that we checked in to a hotel, then promptly sought out another one and forfeited our paid booking to check-in elsewhere. Our room looked nothing like the glossy photos. It was unclean and several walls and places on the ceiling were covered in mould. Reception gave no response when we told them we were checking out and going elsewhere as the room was unclean.

We booked with a tour agency which included our stay at this hotel as well as meals (lunch and dinner). Our rooms themselves were fine (aside from missing toilet paper and water pressure) but when we were seated for our dinner, they tried to get us to sit with a completely different party at the same table to have hot pot together. Not only was this a concern in terms of health (COVID) but this was also something that was not previously discussed ahead of time. When we tried to make a request to eat separately at different tables from the other strangers, they refused to listen to us and kept trying to push us to eat communally. And when we refused to go along with it, they took back the burner, got upset and yelled to the staff to just serve us rice and scrambled eggs instead. Understandably, we were incredibly upset and walked out, deciding to eat at another restaurant in town instead. These workers are incredibly lazy. Before we even sat down for dinner, the workers were already eating together at a separate table, laughing and enjoying themselves. And earlier in the day, during lunch, we saw them playing games, doing their nails and drinking instead of paying attention to the customers. They say they don't want any trouble and want to make their customers happy but clearly this is not a priority of theirs at all. There are so many hotels in town that I'm sure will provide a much better experience that is worth your money. I would never ever EVER come back again or recommend this hotel to any of my friends or family. Please do yourself a favor and stay at a different hotel, Sapa is beautiful and I really wish this experience didn't taint my trip but it's hard to enjoy our stay because of it.

My wife and I travel extensively but rarely stay in hotels because we really don’t like them. But we did in Sapa and we’re delighted with our experience. The staff were wonderful - responsive and accommodating. The room was roomy and comfortable. The food was delicious. The price was most reseasonable. Makes I want to stay in hotels again.