Chalet
Bees Homestay Sapa & Trekking
Chalet en Sa Pa
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7 habitaciones2 baños18 huéspedes130 metros cuadrados
Servicios populares
Echa un vistazo a la zona
Lào Cai
- Place, Iglesia católica de SapaA 27 min en coche
- Place, Plaza Sa PaA 27 min en coche
- Place, Lago de SapaA 27 min en coche
Habitaciones y camas
7 habitaciones (capacidad para 18 personas)
Habitación 1
1 cama de matrimonio
Habitación 2
1 cama de matrimonio
Habitación 3
1 cama de matrimonio
Habitación 4
1 cama de matrimonio
Habitación 5
1 cama de matrimonio y 1 cama individual
Habitación 6
1 cama de matrimonio y 1 cama individual
Habitación 7
2 camas individuales
2 baños
Baño 1
Jabón · Toallas · Bidet · WC · Solo ducha · Champú · Secador de pelo
Baño 2
Jabón · Toallas · Bidet · WC · Solo ducha · Champú · Secador de pelo
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Bees Homestay Sapa & Trekking
Bees Homestay Sapa & Trekking – Stay Quiet, Live Local
Tucked away in the peaceful hills of Muong Hoa Valley, about 12 km southeast of Sapa town, Bees Homestay Sapa is a hidden gem for travelers seeking a quiet, authentic, and immersive experience in northern Vietnam.
This cozy homestay is run by us – Pang and Gio, a Hmong couple born and raised in Sapa. We are both experienced local guides, and we created Bees Homestay not just as a place to sleep, but as a place where you can truly slow down, reconnect with nature, and feel at home.
Unlike the more touristic villages of Ta Van or Lao Chai, our village remains untouched by mass tourism. Around our home, local families still live in traditional wooden houses, plant rice on terraced fields, weave hemp, and dye fabric with natural indigo. The scenery is pure and quiet – in front of the house are wide green rice terraces, and on rainy days you might see the Seo Choong Ho waterfall flowing like clouds from the mountain.
At Bees Homestay, we offer a comfortable private stay with beautiful valley views, fresh mountain air, and delicious homecooked meals prepared with love. You’ll experience the daily life of a Hmong family and feel welcomed as part of the community.
We also offer a variety of one-day trekking and motorbike tours guided by us or our local team. You can hike through remote trails, visit ethnic villages like the Hmong, Red Dao, Tay and Giay, or hop on a motorbike to explore hidden waterfalls, rice terraces, and local markets. For food lovers, we also offer cooking classes with local women where you’ll learn how to make traditional dishes and hear stories from the village.
Whether you’re staying for one night or three, traveling solo or with friends, we invite you to live simply, walk slowly, and breathe deeply with us.
Bees Homestay Sapa is not just a place to stay – it’s a quiet home, full of culture, nature, and heart.
We’re looking forward to meeting you soon.
With love,
Pang & Gio
Bees Homestay Sapa & Trekking
Tucked away in the peaceful hills of Muong Hoa Valley, about 12 km southeast of Sapa town, Bees Homestay Sapa is a hidden gem for travelers seeking a quiet, authentic, and immersive experience in northern Vietnam.
This cozy homestay is run by us – Pang and Gio, a Hmong couple born and raised in Sapa. We are both experienced local guides, and we created Bees Homestay not just as a place to sleep, but as a place where you can truly slow down, reconnect with nature, and feel at home.
Unlike the more touristic villages of Ta Van or Lao Chai, our village remains untouched by mass tourism. Around our home, local families still live in traditional wooden houses, plant rice on terraced fields, weave hemp, and dye fabric with natural indigo. The scenery is pure and quiet – in front of the house are wide green rice terraces, and on rainy days you might see the Seo Choong Ho waterfall flowing like clouds from the mountain.
At Bees Homestay, we offer a comfortable private stay with beautiful valley views, fresh mountain air, and delicious homecooked meals prepared with love. You’ll experience the daily life of a Hmong family and feel welcomed as part of the community.
We also offer a variety of one-day trekking and motorbike tours guided by us or our local team. You can hike through remote trails, visit ethnic villages like the Hmong, Red Dao, Tay and Giay, or hop on a motorbike to explore hidden waterfalls, rice terraces, and local markets. For food lovers, we also offer cooking classes with local women where you’ll learn how to make traditional dishes and hear stories from the village.
Whether you’re staying for one night or three, traveling solo or with friends, we invite you to live simply, walk slowly, and breathe deeply with us.
Bees Homestay Sapa is not just a place to stay – it’s a quiet home, full of culture, nature, and heart.
We’re looking forward to meeting you soon.
With love,
Pang & Gio
Bees Homestay Sapa & Trekking
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Normas del alojamiento
Hora de comienzo del registro de entrada: 14:00
Hora límite del registro de salida: 12:00
Menores
Se admiten niños a partir de cualquier edad
Eventos
Se permiten eventos: reuniones familiares y cumpleaños
Mascotas
No se admiten mascotas
Fumadores
No se permite fumar
Instrucciones de salida
Los propietarios requieren que se lleven a cabo las siguientes tareas antes de dejar el alojamiento:
Recoger las toallas usadas
Apagar las luces y devolver las llaves
Si no se completan estas tareas, es posible que el propietario deje una valoración negativa.
Información importante
Otros detalles
Este alojamiento está gestionado por un propietario profesional. La prestación de servicios de alojamiento está vinculada a una actividad comercial, un negocio o una profesión.
Puede aplicarse un recargo por cada persona adicional, según la política del alojamiento.
A tu llegada, pueden pedirte un documento de identidad oficial con foto y una tarjeta de crédito o débito, o un depósito en efectivo, para cubrir los gastos imprevistos.
No se garantizan las solicitudes especiales, que están sujetas a disponibilidad en el momento de la llegada y pueden suponer un recargo adicional.
Se permite celebrar fiestas y eventos, como reuniones familiares y cumpleaños, en las instalaciones con un máximo de 20 personas.
Se aceptan estancias de larga duración.
El propietario ha indicado que el alojamiento no cuenta con un detector de monóxido de carbono aunque haya aparatos de gas, puede que te interese llevar uno portátil para el viaje.
El propietario ha indicado que el alojamiento no cuenta con un detector de humo.
Si cancelas tu reserva, se aplicará la política de cancelación de tu propietario/a. De acuerdo con la normativa de la UE sobre los derechos del consumidor, los servicios de reserva de alojamiento no están sujetos al derecho de desistimiento.
Información sobre la zona
Sa Pa
Este chalet se encuentra en Sa Pa. Puerta del Cielo y Sitio de Aduanas de Hekou son algunos de los lugares emblemáticos de la región, cuya belleza natural puedes admirar en Lago de Sapa y Valle de Muong Hoa.
Lào Cai
Qué hay en los alrededores
- Iglesia católica de Sapa - A 27 min en coche - 15.3 km
- Plaza Sa Pa - A 27 min en coche - 15.3 km
- Estación del Teleférico Sapa - A 27 min en coche - 15.3 km
- Lago de Sapa - A 27 min en coche - 15.7 km
- Mercado de Sapa - A 29 min en coche - 16.7 km
Cómo moverse por la zona
Restaurantes
- Thu Trang Restaurant - A 4 min en coche
- Tả Văn Community Restaurant - A 7 min en coche
- Sa Mộc Quán - A 9 min en coche
- Ngoc Lien Restaurant - A 11 min en coche
- stilthouse restaurant - A 8 min en coche
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Propietario/a: Gio Ly
Hello and warm greetings from Sapa!
We are Gio and Pang, a local Hmong couple born and raised in the remote mountain villages of Sapa, where 100% of the people in our communities are Black Hmong. We grew up surrounded by nature, rice terraces, and the simple rhythms of village life.
As we got older, we started learning English by talking with travelers, and eventually became local trekking guides, leading guests through the hidden trails, valleys, and ethnic villages of this beautiful region. Over time, we realized that we wanted to do more than just guide tours – we wanted to create a home, where people from around the world could not only visit, but truly live and feel the culture of our people.
That’s why we built Bees Homestay Sapa – not as a hotel, but as a cultural home filled with the spirit of Hmong life: traditional wooden houses, warm meals cooked on wood fires, the sound of chickens in the yard, and the peaceful views of rice terraces that change with the seasons.
We love hosting because it gives us a chance to share our culture, food, and way of life with kind and curious guests. We believe there is something magical about the simple beauty of the mountains, the kindness of village people, and the deep stories behind Hmong traditions.
At Bees Homestay, we also offer you the chance to experience more than just a bed – you can join us on trekking adventures, hop on motorbike tours, or learn how to cook Hmong dishes in a local cooking class. Through these experiences, we hope to help you discover not just nature, but the soul of Sapa.
We are so happy to welcome you into our home and into our lives.
With love from the mountains,
Gio & Pang
Bees Homestay Sapa & Trekking
We are Gio and Pang, a local Hmong couple born and raised in the remote mountain villages of Sapa, where 100% of the people in our communities are Black Hmong. We grew up surrounded by nature, rice terraces, and the simple rhythms of village life.
As we got older, we started learning English by talking with travelers, and eventually became local trekking guides, leading guests through the hidden trails, valleys, and ethnic villages of this beautiful region. Over time, we realized that we wanted to do more than just guide tours – we wanted to create a home, where people from around the world could not only visit, but truly live and feel the culture of our people.
That’s why we built Bees Homestay Sapa – not as a hotel, but as a cultural home filled with the spirit of Hmong life: traditional wooden houses, warm meals cooked on wood fires, the sound of chickens in the yard, and the peaceful views of rice terraces that change with the seasons.
We love hosting because it gives us a chance to share our culture, food, and way of life with kind and curious guests. We believe there is something magical about the simple beauty of the mountains, the kindness of village people, and the deep stories behind Hmong traditions.
At Bees Homestay, we also offer you the chance to experience more than just a bed – you can join us on trekking adventures, hop on motorbike tours, or learn how to cook Hmong dishes in a local cooking class. Through these experiences, we hope to help you discover not just nature, but the soul of Sapa.
We are so happy to welcome you into our home and into our lives.
With love from the mountains,
Gio & Pang
Bees Homestay Sapa & Trekking
Por qué escogió este alojamiento
Because this is where I was born and raised.
I (Gio) grew up in this very village, surrounded by terraced rice fields, forested hills, and the warmth of Hmong traditions. When Pang and I got married, we dreamed of building not only a home for our family, but also a homestay where we could welcome guests from around the world. We wanted to share the beauty of our land, the culture of our people, and the simplicity of everyday life in the mountains.
That’s why we created Bees Homestay Sapa & Trekking – not just as a place to stay, but as a sweet little space filled with warmth and meaning. Like a beehive tucked in the hillside, it’s a home where guests can rest after long, busy days; where they can leave their worries behind, enjoy home-cooked meals, breathe fresh air, and feel like part of something simple, real, and beautiful.
We chose this neighborhood not only because it is our home, but because we truly believe it has something worth sharing – the peaceful rhythm of Hmong life, untouched landscapes, and a feeling of belonging that we hope every guest will carry with them.
I (Gio) grew up in this very village, surrounded by terraced rice fields, forested hills, and the warmth of Hmong traditions. When Pang and I got married, we dreamed of building not only a home for our family, but also a homestay where we could welcome guests from around the world. We wanted to share the beauty of our land, the culture of our people, and the simplicity of everyday life in the mountains.
That’s why we created Bees Homestay Sapa & Trekking – not just as a place to stay, but as a sweet little space filled with warmth and meaning. Like a beehive tucked in the hillside, it’s a home where guests can rest after long, busy days; where they can leave their worries behind, enjoy home-cooked meals, breathe fresh air, and feel like part of something simple, real, and beautiful.
We chose this neighborhood not only because it is our home, but because we truly believe it has something worth sharing – the peaceful rhythm of Hmong life, untouched landscapes, and a feeling of belonging that we hope every guest will carry with them.
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Explore the Peaceful Surroundings of Bees Homestay Sapa & Trekking
Bees Homestay is nestled in the heart of a quiet Hmong village, surrounded 100% by rice paddies, cornfields, and traditional wooden houses. From April to late August, local Hmong families can be seen working tirelessly on the fields, following the rhythms of nature. During the winter months, the village enjoys a peaceful rest.
Just 1.5 km to the southeast, you’ll find a small local market called “Cho Dau Doc”, where villagers sell fresh fruits, handmade clothes, and other local goods. It’s a great place to experience daily life and support the local economy.
Within 600 meters of the homestay, in two opposite directions, there are two small churches – one Catholic and one Protestant. If you're a believer, you're warmly welcome to join local services, sing hymns, or simply enjoy the peaceful atmosphere of worship with the community.
From Bees Homestay, you can also explore more remote and untouched areas:
20 km away, hidden deep in the valleys, are the villages of Nam Sang, Nam Cang, Nam Than, and Suoi Thau – home to some of the most stunning, unspoiled rice terraces in Sapa. These areas are not yet developed for tourism and offer truly authentic views and encounters.
Only 7 km from our homestay, you’ll find the breathtaking Seo Choong Ho Waterfall, especially magical during the rainy season from May to July.
For adventure lovers, this is also a great base to trek or climb iconic mountains like Fansipan, Ngu Chi Son, and Su Pan Mountain, each offering unforgettable landscapes and challenges.
At Bees Homestay, you're not only staying in a peaceful home – you're surrounded by the best of Sapa’s nature, culture, and spiritual life.
Bees Homestay is nestled in the heart of a quiet Hmong village, surrounded 100% by rice paddies, cornfields, and traditional wooden houses. From April to late August, local Hmong families can be seen working tirelessly on the fields, following the rhythms of nature. During the winter months, the village enjoys a peaceful rest.
Just 1.5 km to the southeast, you’ll find a small local market called “Cho Dau Doc”, where villagers sell fresh fruits, handmade clothes, and other local goods. It’s a great place to experience daily life and support the local economy.
Within 600 meters of the homestay, in two opposite directions, there are two small churches – one Catholic and one Protestant. If you're a believer, you're warmly welcome to join local services, sing hymns, or simply enjoy the peaceful atmosphere of worship with the community.
From Bees Homestay, you can also explore more remote and untouched areas:
20 km away, hidden deep in the valleys, are the villages of Nam Sang, Nam Cang, Nam Than, and Suoi Thau – home to some of the most stunning, unspoiled rice terraces in Sapa. These areas are not yet developed for tourism and offer truly authentic views and encounters.
Only 7 km from our homestay, you’ll find the breathtaking Seo Choong Ho Waterfall, especially magical during the rainy season from May to July.
For adventure lovers, this is also a great base to trek or climb iconic mountains like Fansipan, Ngu Chi Son, and Su Pan Mountain, each offering unforgettable landscapes and challenges.
At Bees Homestay, you're not only staying in a peaceful home – you're surrounded by the best of Sapa’s nature, culture, and spiritual life.
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