Tả Van, Dzay 1 Plum Ecohouse, Sa Pa, Vietnam·View on map
A hotel in Ta Van with valley-facing rooms, a garden restaurant and family accommodation, close to village paths and rice terraces.
Sapa Plum Eco House is a hotel in Ta Van, 6.6 km south-east of Sa Pa town, with bungalows overlooking the Mường Hoa valley. Accommodation ranges from double and triple rooms to family rooms and separate bungalows, including a 50 m², two-bedroom bungalow for up to four people. Rooms have private bathrooms, terraces or balconies, and views towards the garden, mountains or inner courtyard.
The property has a garden, sun terrace, outdoor fireplace and barbecue facilities, alongside a restaurant and bar. Its menu includes Vietnamese, local and Asian dishes, with vegetarian, vegan and gluten-free options; breakfast choices include pancakes, fruit, pho and other warm dishes. Free WiFi is available in rooms, and the hotel offers bike hire, walking and bike tours, cooking classes and a tour desk. Families can choose dedicated rooms, while couples have smaller double options. Guest comments highlight the village setting, breakfast and valley views; some mention noise from neighbouring rooms, traffic or nearby building work. Ta Van’s rice terraces are green from June to August and turn golden around harvest in September and early October.
Five room types range from a 30 m² Superior Double Room to accommodation for families and groups of up to five. Each has a private bathroom, and the rooms share garden, mountain or inner-courtyard outlooks, with a balcony or terrace noted across the range. The Superior Double Room is the smallest option, while the 40 m² Triple Room with Mountain View adds sleeping space for three.
The 50 m² Bungalow has two bedrooms and beds for four; the 40 m² Standard Bungalow is arranged with a separate bedroom and a living room for two. At 50 m², the Family Room with Mountain View sleeps up to five, with three single beds and a king-size bed. Terraces and private entrances feature in several room descriptions, while selected units also have soundproofing and a minibar.
At 50 m², this two-bedroom bungalow sleeps up to four. A private entrance leads to a layout with a seating area and dining area, while the terrace faces the garden. Its bathroom has a shower and bidet; soundproofing and a minibar are among its distinguishing in-room features.
At 30 m², this is the smallest room option, arranged for two with an extra-large double bed. Its private entrance opens onto a terrace with garden views, while the room also overlooks the mountains and inner courtyard. The bathroom has a shower and bidet.
This 40 m² triple room sleeps three and has two beds. Its private entrance, seating area and terrace with garden outlook distinguish it from the double rooms. Mountain and inner-courtyard views are also noted, along with a private bathroom with a shower and bidet.
This 40 m² bungalow is arranged for two, with a separate bedroom and a living room. A private entrance and terrace with garden views set it apart from the larger two-bedroom bungalow. Soundproof walls and a minibar are also noted among its features.
At 50 m², this room accommodates up to five with three single beds and a king-size bed. A private entrance and terrace with garden views are noted, as are mountain and inner-courtyard outlooks. Soundproofing distinguishes it from the other family-sized option.
Shared outdoor spaces include a garden, sun terrace, terrace, balconies, outdoor dining furniture and an outdoor fireplace, with barbecue facilities also available. The hotel has a restaurant, a bar and an on-site coffee house; meals include kids' options and special-diet menus on request. Breakfast can be served in the room, and the food selection includes continental, Asian, American, vegetarian, vegan and gluten-free choices.
For time outside the property, facilities include bicycle hire, walking and bike tours, hiking, cooking classes, cultural tours and a tour desk. Families can use the shared kitchen, and room service is available. WiFi is free in the rooms. There is no on-site parking; transport services include a shuttle, airport shuttle and car hire. Upper floors are accessible by stairs only, and electric blankets and heating are available.
Sapa Plum Eco House is in Ta Van, a village in the Mường Hoa valley south-east of Sa Pa, among rice terraces and mountain scenery. Hmong, Giay and Red Dao communities live across the valley, and trekking paths connect its villages. Carved Boulder Museum is 600 m away, Waterfall Quy Khach is 1.4 km away, Lao Chai is 2.2 km away, and Hâu Thào village viewpoint is 2 km away. Routes pass through village lanes and cultivated terraces.
Sa Pa Bus Station is 6.6 km from the hotel, while HasonHaivan Bus is 6.1 km away. Sleeper buses from Hanoi arrive at Sa Pa Bus Station; the final leg to Ta Van is a separate road transfer. Noi Bai, the nearest airport, is about 320 km away, normally a five-to-six-hour drive via the Hanoi–Lao Cai expressway. Hotel transport includes a shuttle service, airport shuttle and car hire, but there is no parking on site.
Local walks can follow the valley towards Lao Chai and Hau Thao; the Mường Hoa mountain train station is 3 km away, and Su Pan is also 3 km away. Rice terraces are green from June through August and turn golden at harvest in September and early October. For a town visit, Ham Rong Garden - Ham Rong Mountain is 6.1 km away and Sa Pa Lake is 6.5 km away. The Fansipan cable car departs from Sun World station on Sa Pa’s edge; the town sits about 1,500–1,600 m above sea level, below 3,143 m Fansipan.
Guests often praise the Ta Van setting, breakfast selection and valley, mountain and rice-field outlooks; staff, value and WiFi also score strongly. Some guests note that thin walls carry conversations, while roosters, nearby building work or passing traffic can interrupt the village's quiet.
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Sapa Plum Eco House is in Ta Van. HasonHaivan Bus is 6.1 km away and Sa Pa Bus Station is 6.6 km away, so the final leg is by road from either station. The hotel offers shuttle service, an airport shuttle and car hire; there is no parking at the property. Its address is in the Dzay 1 area of Ta Van.
Sapa Plum Eco House is in Ta Van in the Mường Hoa valley. Carved Boulder Museum is 600 m away, Waterfall Quy Khach is 1.4 km away, and Lao Chai is 2.2 km away. Hâu Thào village viewpoint is 2 km away; Sa Pa Lake, in the town centre, is 6.5 km away. Nearby valley villages and trekking paths pass through rice-terrace scenery.
Sapa Plum Eco House serves breakfast with continental, Asian, American, vegetarian, vegan, gluten-free and breakfast-to-go options. The daily selection includes pancakes, pho, fruit and warm dishes; breakfast can also be served in the room.
The restaurant at Sapa Plum Eco House serves Vietnamese, local and Asian dishes. Vegetarian, vegan and gluten-free choices are available, and special-diet menus can be requested; the on-site bar and coffee house add further dining spaces.
Sapa Plum Eco House has a Family Room with Mountain View for up to five people, with three single beds and a king-size bed. Its 50 m² Bungalow has two bedrooms and sleeps four, while the 40 m² Standard Bungalow is arranged for two.
Walking tours, bike tours and hiking are among the activities available at Sapa Plum Eco House; cooking classes and cultural tours are also offered. Bicycle hire is available, and car hire is another service.
Some rooms at Sapa Plum Eco House have soundproofing, but guests have also reported hearing conversations through thin walls. Roosters, nearby construction and passing traffic can sometimes disturb the otherwise peaceful village setting.
Sapa Plum Eco House provides free WiFi in guest rooms. The connection is available in the rooms, and no charge applies for access there.
