Sapa Horizon Hotel

Comentarios destacados

• Goiota

  05 septiembre 2009
  Buen hotel con preciosas vistas

  Acabamos de llegar de Sapa y hemos estado en el Global II (existen dos hoteles Global) y la verdad que genial. Las vistas espectaculares y la habitaci'on muy bien. El trato recibido perfecto!!

  

• pummadrid

  12 septiembre 2010
  Humedad

  Reserve la habitación desde internet, había pagado antes de llegar al hotel y ese fue el problema, cuando llegue me dieron una habitación sin ventanas y con un olor a humedad insoportable. Lo mejor es mirar la habitación y reservar en el momento, así tendrás una buena habitación con vistas a la montaña, si pagas y reservas desde internet te dan las peores habitaciones porque ya lo has pagado y no te vas a ir. Los ordenadores están llenos de cucarachas que se acercas mientras escribes el mail

  

• MAU1967

  09 marzo 2018
  Normal

  El SAPA GLOBAL, es un hotel, que como hotel es basico. Referido a la vista, es muy dificil que no hayan buenas vistas desde los hoteles. Punto a favor, UBICACION. El resto es correcto, pero basico. Usualmente varias excursiones paran a metros.

  

• britfoodfanatic

  29 octubre 2019
  Lovely staff, perfect stay

  Clean, fully functional, good food & great staff everything you need. Everything you need in a simple clean hotel. It isnt the fanciest in the area but has the friendliest staff and the food was the most varied and hearty food we had in Sapa! It isnt right in the centre but a 2 minute walk away from the middle so no issues with location either. Would recommend.

  

• JAJAYtravellers

  17 enero 2013
  Drop Off Point for Weary Travellers

  After night train, mini bus to Sapa, being dropped off in a dark street, told to "follow me" upstairs in the dark, lead into a dark dingly foyer, filling out paperwork and then being told we could shower, in Room 101 before breakfast would be ready at 9am. All this at 6am in the morning. Well Room 101 is used for all and sundry on their day trips and those off trekking. It was freezing cold room you would not want to strip off to attempt the shower.. so I curled into feotal position on the single bed mattress (no linen) and wondered what in the hell have we booked. After attempting to snooze, we migrated to the dining room, which was also freezing but had a "charcoal pan" smouldering, breakfast was 'buffet style asian cuisine, not so yummy. Then back upstairs to the foyer to meet the tour guides and off we go.. On return same same... I'm sure there are better hotels, to book into in Sapa. We had booked a package deal through Hidden Charm Travel and everything was organised. Would travel to Sapa again on my terms and investigating all accommodation options. This hotel is old, as we only saw the "transit" room we've no idea what the other rooms were like, hopefully warmer and more welcoming. I have camped out before and been more comfortable.