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A family-friendly homestay in Ta Van, Sa Pa, with mountain and rice-field views, varied room layouts, an on-site restaurant and free private parking.
Tavan View Homestay is a homestay in Ta Van, 5.9 km from Sa Pa town, with views over mountains and rice fields. Its village setting suits travellers looking for rural scenery, room for families and a place to eat on site.
Accommodation ranges from a double room with a shared bathroom to rooms with private bathrooms, a bungalow with a separate bedroom and living area, and family layouts for up to six people. Balconies, terraces and garden or mountain views feature across several room types. The homestay has a restaurant serving brunch, dinner and high tea, as well as a bar, coffee house and shared kitchen. Guests can join cooking classes, go hiking or ask the tour desk about local activities. Free private parking is available on site, and WiFi is free in public areas. Pets are accepted on request at no extra charge. The range of room layouts makes the property suitable for couples, families and small groups, while shared facilities apply to some room options.
The seven room options range from a 15 m² Deluxe Double Room to 30 m² Quadruple and bungalow layouts, plus a 40 m² Family Room with Mountain View. The Deluxe Double Room has a shared bathroom, while the Quadruple Room with Bathroom and the bungalow have private bathrooms. The bungalow also has a separate bedroom and living room, with a seating area and terrace.
Balconies, patios and terraces feature among the room options, alongside garden, mountain and other views. The 40 m² family room accommodates up to six people and has three extra-large double beds; another family room sleeps four in two large double beds. For smaller parties, there is a double room with a mountain view and a twin room with two single beds. Bathroom arrangements vary, including a shared toilet in the twin room, so the room details matter when choosing between the layouts.
At 15 m², this room sleeps two in one large king-size bed. It has a balcony, patio and terrace, with garden and lake views among its outlooks. The bathroom and toilet are shared, unlike the private-bathroom options elsewhere in the room range.
At 30 m², this room accommodates four people in two large king-size beds and has a private bathroom. A balcony and terrace accompany garden, mountain and lake views. Its private bathroom distinguishes it from the 15 m² Deluxe Double Room, which has shared bathroom facilities.
This 30 m² bungalow sleeps two and has a separate bedroom, living room and private bathroom with a walk-in shower and bidet. A seating area, terrace and garden views give it a different layout from the homestay’s standard rooms, with a patio completing its outdoor space.
The 40 m² family room sleeps up to six in three extra-large double beds and has a private bathroom. A seating area and terrace accompany garden and mountain views. Its capacity makes it the largest family layout described here, compared with the other family room for four.
The Twin Room with Shared Toilet is arranged for two people, with two single beds rather than a double-bed layout. Its shared toilet is the key distinction from room options with private bathrooms. This layout suits two people travelling together who want separate beds.
For two people, this room has one extra-large super-king bed and a mountain view. It offers a double-bed layout, unlike the two separate beds in the Twin Room with Shared Toilet. The room’s name also distinguishes its mountain outlook from the other compact room option.
This family room sleeps four in two large king-size beds and has a private bathroom. Its mountain view and four-person capacity distinguish it from the 40 m² family option, which accommodates six in three extra-large double beds. It provides a family layout with fewer beds.
Outdoor spaces include a sun terrace, terrace, garden and outdoor furniture, with barbecue facilities for cooking outside. The homestay also offers cooking classes, themed dinner nights and hiking. A tour desk, luggage storage, car hire and shuttle service are among the practical services, while heating and family rooms are available. Valet parking is offered, and free private parking is possible on site without a reservation.
Dining options include a restaurant, bar, snack bar and coffee house on site. The shared kitchen gives you another place to prepare food, and special-diet menus can be requested. Pets are allowed on request at no extra charge. Free WiFi is available in public areas. These facilities combine outdoor activities and shared spaces with services for families and travellers exploring the Ta Van area.
Ta Van is a village in the Muong Hoa valley, surrounded by rice terraces and settlements of Hmong, Giay and Red Dao communities. Tavan View Homestay is in this rural area, where village paths and valley views offer a different setting from Sa Pa town. The nearby Tả Van village is 400 m away; Lao Chai hamlet is 1.5 km away, and Muong Hoa Valley viewpoint is 1.8 km from the property. These nearby settlements make walking through the valley and seeing its village landscape part of a stay here.
Sa Pa Bus Station is 5.9 km from the homestay. Sleeper buses from Hanoi reach Sa Pa in about 5 to 6 hours, after which you will need to travel from the bus station to Ta Van. The homestay has a shuttle service, and free private parking is available on site without a reservation. Tell the property your expected arrival time in advance, as requested for check-in. The village setting is well suited to travellers planning to explore the valley rather than stay beside the town’s central sights.
Carved Boulder Museum is 1.4 km away, and Nhà Thờ Giáo Xứ Lao Chải is 1.5 km away. Waterfall Quy Khach and the viewpoint at Hâu Thào village are each 2.2 km from the homestay. Hiking and visits to the surrounding villages are ways to explore the valley. Rice terraces are green from June to August and turn golden around harvest in September and early October; June to August is also the wettest period. Sa Pa’s centre has Sa Pa Lake and the Stone Church, while the cable car to Fansipan departs from the edge of town.
Mountain and rice-field views draw the most praise, alongside the family hosts’ warm welcome and helpful local advice. Guests also appreciate tidy rooms and good value. Some reviewers found the mattresses too firm.
Rates at Tavan View Homestay change with your dates, season and room choice. For the current offer, view the available rates for your stay.
Tavan View Homestay is in Ta Van, 5.9 km from Sa Pa Bus Station. The homestay has a shuttle service and free private parking is available on site without a reservation. Check-in is from 09:30 to 12:00, and you must tell the property your expected arrival time in advance.
Tavan View Homestay is 400 m from Tả Van village, 1.4 km from Carved Boulder Museum and 1.5 km from Lao Chai hamlet. Muong Hoa Valley viewpoint is 1.8 km away, while Waterfall Quy Khach and the viewpoint at Hâu Thào village are each 2.2 km away. The surrounding area has village paths and rice terraces.
Tavan View Homestay allows pets on request, and no extra charges apply. The request condition means pet acceptance is not automatic; the homestay also has garden and mountain views from several room options.
Yes, Tavan View Homestay has family rooms for up to six people. The 40 m² Family Room with Mountain View has a private bathroom and three extra-large double beds; another family room accommodates four people in two large double beds.
Tavan View Homestay has an on-site restaurant serving brunch, dinner and high tea. There is also a bar offering drinks, a coffee house and a shared kitchen, so dining options include both prepared meals and a place to cook.
Bathroom arrangements vary at Tavan View Homestay. The Quadruple Room with Bathroom, bungalow and family rooms have private bathrooms, while the Deluxe Double Room has a shared bathroom and the Twin Room with Shared Toilet uses a shared toilet.
