Lagom Home - Bamboo Forest Homestay, 31100 Sa Pa, Vietnam·View on map
A quiet lodge in Su Pan, Sa Pa, with family rooms, garden and mountain outlooks, an outdoor fireplace, a shared kitchen and valley walks nearby.
Lagom Home - Bamboo Forest is a lodge in Su Pan, 8.7 km from Sa Pa town, with rooms offering garden and mountain views.
Set in the Su Pan area of the Mường Hoa valley, the lodge suits couples, families and larger groups looking for a rural stay. Accommodation includes double and king rooms, family rooms and a six-bedroom house for up to 15 people. Individual rooms range from 15 to 25 m²; the house is 400 m². Bathrooms are shared, and rooms feature seating areas, washing machines and, in some cases, a terrace or balcony.
Shared facilities include a kitchen, garden, sun terrace, outdoor fireplace and indoor play area. Breakfast is available in Asian or American styles, and an on-site coffee shop serves drinks. Guests can take walking tours or go hiking, and bicycles are available to rent. The lodge also offers a paid shuttle service. Free private parking is available with a reservation, and WiFi is free throughout. Guest feedback often praises the views over bamboo, mountains and rice terraces, along with the peaceful natural sounds around the property.
Accommodation ranges from compact 15 m² double rooms to 25 m² king rooms, with 20 m² options for two or four people. The individual rooms sleep two, except the family room, which sleeps four and has two king beds. Views vary across the range: garden views feature throughout, while selected rooms also face the mountains or landmarks. Room details include seating areas, washing machines and terraces; some also have balconies or patios. The rooms have shared bathrooms with showers, so bathroom facilities are communal rather than en suite.
For a larger party, the six-bedroom house spans 400 m² and accommodates up to 15 people. It has seven beds in total and a shared bathroom, with garden, mountain and landmark views among its features. The different room sizes and layouts give couples, families and groups a choice of accommodation, while shared bathrooms are common across the range.
At 25 m², this is one of the larger two-person rooms. It pairs a king-size bed with garden, mountain and landmark views, with a terrace and balcony among its outdoor features. Inside, you have a seating area and washing machine; the bathroom is shared and has a shower.
This 20 m² king room is a more compact option than the 25 m² king rooms. Its views include the garden, mountains and landmarks, with a patio and terrace rather than a balcony among its outdoor features. A seating area and washing machine are provided, and the bathroom is shared.
This 20 m² family room sleeps four and has two king-size beds, unlike the rooms arranged for two people. Garden and mountain views accompany a balcony and terrace, while the seating area gives your group space beyond the beds. The bathroom is shared and includes a shower.
This 20 m² double room sleeps two and looks towards the garden and inner courtyard. Unlike the mountain-facing options, its room features centre on these garden and courtyard outlooks, alongside a terrace. A seating area and washing machine are provided, with a shared bathroom and shower.
At 15 m², this is the most compact two-person room. Its garden, landmark and inner-courtyard outlooks distinguish it from the larger mountain-view rooms. A patio and terrace provide outdoor features, while the room has a shared bathroom with a shower and the listed washing-machine and seating-area amenities.
This 25 m² king room also sleeps two, with garden and mountain views and an inner-courtyard outlook. A balcony is a distinctive feature, alongside a terrace, seating area and washing machine. The bathroom is shared and has a shower; the room does not include the landmark view noted for the other 25 m² king room.
Spanning 400 m², this six-bedroom house accommodates up to 15 people and has seven beds. It offers garden, mountain, landmark and inner-courtyard views, with a balcony, patio and terrace for outdoor access. The house includes a seating area and washing machine, while its bathroom and toilet are shared.
The lodge combines practical shared spaces with outdoor areas. You can use the shared kitchen and dining area, while the on-site coffee house and snack bar offer drinks and snacks. Breakfast is available in Asian or American styles, and kids’ meals are also offered. A garden, patio, terrace and sun terrace provide outdoor space, with an outdoor fireplace and picnic area among the facilities. Families have an indoor play area and baby safety gates, and family rooms are available.
Free WiFi is available throughout, and free private parking is on site with a reservation. You can arrange bicycle rental, walking tours or hiking, and use luggage storage, daily housekeeping and laundry. Heating and electric blankets are provided; upper floors are accessible by stairs only.
The lodge is in Su Pan, a village on the south-eastern side of the Mường Hoa valley, 8.7 km from Sa Pa town. This is a rural setting of mountain slopes, village homes and rice terraces, rather than the denser streets around Sa Pa Lake. The valley links settlements including Su Pan, Hau Thao, Lao Chai and Tả Van along the river corridor, with cultivated fields and wooded hillsides. The lodge’s garden and mountain outlooks fit this landscape.
Mường Hoa mountain train station is 650 m away. Sa Pa Bus Station lies 8.7 km away, and a paid shuttle service is available from the lodge. Free private parking is provided on site, but a reservation is required. Check-in is from 14:00 to 23:00, and the lodge asks you to share your expected arrival time in advance.
For nearby outings, Waterfall Quy Khach is 1.3 km away and the Carved Boulder Museum is 2.1 km away; Tả Van village is 3 km from the lodge, while Lao Chai is 4.5 km away. The Mường Hoa valley is suited to walks among terraced fields and Hmong, Giay and Red Dao villages. The terraces are green from June to August and turn golden at harvest in September and early October. June to August is also Sa Pa’s wettest period; March to May and September to November are generally more settled for exploring, while December to February can be cold and foggy.
Guests frequently praise the views over bamboo, mountains and rice terraces, as well as the peaceful sounds of nature around the lodge. Reviews also commend the welcoming, helpful host and the cleanliness of bedrooms and shared spaces.
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Lagom Home - Bamboo Forest is in Su Pan. Mường Hoa mountain train station is 650 m away, while Sa Pa Bus Station is 8.7 km away. The lodge offers a paid shuttle, and free private parking is available on site with a reservation. Check-in is from 14:00 to 23:00; share your expected arrival time in advance. Upper floors are reached by stairs.
Nearby places include Su Pan, 700 m away, and Hau Thao, 1.2 km away. Waterfall Quy Khach is 1.3 km from the lodge, while Carved Boulder Museum is 2.1 km away. Tả Van village, with rice terraces and local communities in the Mường Hoa valley, is 3 km away. Lao Chai is 4.5 km away, further along the valley.
Breakfast at Lagom Home - Bamboo Forest is available in Asian or American styles. The lodge also has an on-site coffee house and a shared kitchen for meal preparation.
All accommodations at Lagom Home - Bamboo Forest have shared bathrooms with showers; the rooms and six-bedroom house do not have en-suite bathrooms.
Yes. Lagom Home - Bamboo Forest has a family room for up to four people and a six-bedroom house for up to 15. The house spans 400 m² and has seven beds, making it the largest group layout.
Walking tours and hiking are available at Lagom Home - Bamboo Forest, and bicycle rental is also offered. The lodge has a garden, patio and terrace, as well as an outdoor fireplace.
Guests under 18 can check in at Lagom Home - Bamboo Forest only when accompanied by a parent or official guardian.
