In the heart of Tả Van Valley, this small wooden house of the Giáy people has been restored into three private rooms and two open loft spaces with shared mattresses. It’s not just a place to stay, but the beginning of a slower, quieter experience — far from the bustle of Sapa town. Every morning, you can wake up to the crisp mountain air, sip a warm cup of coffee, and listen to the roosters echo across the valley — a moment that gently softens the soul. There is no TV and no modern distractions, but the house provides all essentials: hot water, heated mattresses, and a hair dryer. Located 7 km from Sapa town.

The homestay overlooks the mountains and Tả Van Valley. Within a short walk, you’ll find local cafés and small eateries. The area is rich in ethnic culture, offering trekking, rice-terrace views, indigo dyeing, and other traditional experiences. A quiet place to enjoy local life away from busy Sapa town.