Mường Hoa, Sa Pa, Vietnam·View on map
Madame View Homestay is a bed and breakfast in Ta Van, 5.7 km south-east of Sa Pa town, with balconies overlooking the Mường Hoa valley. Set among rice fields, the property suits families and travellers looking for a village stay with views of the valley, mountains and terraces. Accommodation ranges from two double rooms with shared bathrooms to family and one-bedroom bungalows with private bathrooms. The family bungalows have separate living rooms, while room options include balconies and garden, pool, mountain or river views. The smallest double room is 9 m²; the family bungalows measure 20 m².
You can spend time by the infinity pool, on the sun terrace or in the garden; there is also an outdoor fireplace, a children’s playground and an indoor play area. Breakfast choices include vegan, Asian, American and buffet options, alongside a shared kitchen and lounge. A tour desk, local activities, evening entertainment, a 24-hour front desk and an airport shuttle add practical services. Pets are allowed without an extra charge, and free WiFi is available in public areas.
Madame View Homestay offers six room options, ranging from double rooms to family and one-bedroom bungalows. The Double Room with Mountain View measures 15 m² and sleeps up to four; the Deluxe Double Room with Balcony is a more compact 9 m² choice for two. Both double rooms have balconies and shared bathrooms, with garden views and parquet floors noted for the Deluxe option. The mountain-view room also looks towards the pool and river.
The bungalow selection includes two Family Bungalows of 20 m² for up to four people, a 12 m² One-Bedroom Bungalow for two, and a Bungalow with Patio for two. The Family Bungalows and One-Bedroom Bungalow have private bathrooms, balconies and views of the garden, pool, mountains or river. The patio bungalow has a private bathroom and a king-size bed. This mix gives you shared-bathroom double rooms as well as bungalow stays with private bathrooms.
At 15 m², this room accommodates up to four and has a balcony with garden, pool, mountain and river views. It is the double room with the broadest range of views, but uses a shared bathroom. Parquet flooring and linen complete the room.
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The 9 m² Deluxe Double Room with Balcony is the smallest option, designed for two and opening onto a garden-view balcony. It has a shared bathroom, parquet flooring and hypoallergenic features, with an electric blanket for added warmth. Its compact size distinguishes it from the larger bungalows.
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This 20 m² Family Bungalow sleeps up to four and has a separate bedroom and living room. A balcony with outdoor furniture faces the garden, with pool, mountain and river views among its features. The private bathroom includes a walk-in shower and bidet.
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For a family group, this 20 m² bungalow combines a separate bedroom with a living room and accommodates up to four people. Its balcony has outdoor furniture and garden views, while the pool, mountains and river feature in the outlook. A private bathroom has a walk-in shower and bidet.
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Measuring 12 m², this bungalow is arranged for two with a separate bedroom and living room. It has a balcony with garden, pool, mountain and river views, plus a private bathroom with a walk-in shower and bidet. The single-bedroom layout sets it apart from the larger family bungalows.
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Designed for two, the Bungalow with Patio pairs a private bathroom with a king-size bed. Its bungalow layout offers an alternative to the double rooms, which have shared bathrooms, and to the separate-bedroom bungalow. The patio distinguishes this option within the range of accommodation.
See pricesOutdoor spaces include a garden, terrace and sun terrace, with outdoor furniture, sun loungers, umbrellas and an outdoor fireplace. For children, facilities include a playground, indoor play area, baby safety gates, kids’ meals and a kid-friendly buffet. A shared kitchen is available, and breakfast can be served in the room; choices include vegan, Asian, American and buffet options.
Activities include cooking classes, sessions about local culture, themed dinner nights, bike tours, walking tours and hiking. Evening entertainment and karaoke are also available. The tour desk, luggage storage, private check-in and check-out, daily housekeeping and 24-hour front desk cover practical needs, while laundry, ironing and dry cleaning are offered. Pets are allowed at no extra charge, and pet bowls are provided. Free public parking is possible nearby, and free WiFi is available in public areas.
Madame View Homestay is in Ta Van, a village in the Mường Hoa valley where rice fields and terraced slopes surround Hmong and Giay communities. Tả Van village is 600 m away, and Lao Chai is 1.2 km from the property. The Muong Hoa Valley viewpoint is 1.6 km away. A short walking path forms part of the approach, matching the rural, footpath-connected character of this stay.
Sa Pa Bus Station is 5.7 km away, while the HasonHaivan Bus stop is 5.3 km away. From Hanoi, sleeper buses reach Sa Pa in about 5 to 6 hours; after arriving in town, you continue south-east towards Ta Van, with a short walk on the final approach. Free public parking is possible at a nearby location, and the property also offers an airport shuttle. Travellers arriving by train can continue from Lao Cai railway station, about 35 km from Sa Pa, by bus or taxi up the mountain road.
Walks from Ta Van can take you towards Lao Chai and Hâu Thào; the Hâu Thào village viewpoint is 2.3 km away, while Waterfall Quy Khach and the Suspension Bridge are each 2.5 km away. The terraces are green from June to August, Sa Pa’s wettest period, and turn golden during the September and early October harvest. In Sa Pa town, Ham Rong Mountain garden rises above the centre, and the Fansipan cable car departs from Sun World station.
Guests most often praise the welcoming family hosts, who arrange local treks and communal dinners, alongside valley, mountain and rice-terrace views. Breakfast also earns positive comments for its range and fresh fruit. Some visitors note that footsteps and neighbouring rooms can be heard through the wooden structure.
Rates at Madame View Homestay vary by season, room type and dates, so the current amount depends on your stay. View the available rates for your dates.
Madame View Homestay is 5.7 km from Sa Pa Bus Station; the final approach includes a short walking path through the rice-field setting. Free public parking is available nearby, and an airport shuttle is offered. A VND 200,000 damage deposit is collected in cash on arrival and returned at check-out after the property is inspected.
Madame View Homestay is 600 m from Tả Van village, with Nhà Thờ Giáo Xứ Lao Chải 1.2 km away. The Muong Hoa Valley viewpoint is 1.6 km from the property, and the Hâu Thào village viewpoint is 2.3 km away. Waterfall Quy Khach and the Suspension Bridge are both 2.5 km away, among the valley’s walking destinations.
Madame View Homestay offers vegan, Asian, American and buffet breakfast options. Guest feedback praises banana pancakes, noodle soup and fresh fruit. Breakfast can also be served in the room, and kids’ meals and a kid-friendly buffet are available.
Madame View Homestay allows pets without an extra charge, and pet bowls are available. Family rooms are among the accommodation options, and the property has a garden and outdoor spaces.
The Double Room with Mountain View and Deluxe Double Room with Balcony have shared bathrooms. The Family Bungalows, One-Bedroom Bungalow and Bungalow with Patio have private bathrooms; the family and one-bedroom bungalows also have separate living rooms.
Madame View Homestay requires a VND 200,000 damage deposit on arrival, paid in cash. It is refunded in full in cash at check-out, subject to an inspection of the property.
Madame View Homestay provides free WiFi in public areas, so internet access is available in shared spaces during your stay.
Madame View Homestay offers hiking, walking and bike tours, cooking classes, local-culture sessions and themed dinner nights. Guests also praise the hosts for arranging local treks and communal dinners.