24 Ngõ Cầu Mây, Sa Pa, Vietnam·View on map
An urban homestay in Sa Pa pairs balcony and mountain-view rooms with a garden, on-site dining, family accommodation and access to town sights and outdoor activities.
Mega View Homestay is a five-star homestay in central Sa Pa, on Ngõ Cầu Mây, with guest rooms featuring balconies or terraces and city, mountain or garden views. Its mix of private rooms and a mixed dormitory suits couples, families and solo travellers looking for different room formats in town.
Room sizes range from 10 to 30 m². The options include family rooms, doubles and twin rooms, as well as rooms with views of the mountains, landmarks or garden. Most private rooms have air conditioning and their own bathroom; the single dormitory bed has access to a shared toilet. Guests can use the garden, terraces and sun terrace, while a tour desk, bike rental and activities such as hiking and cooking classes add ways to explore the area.
The on-site restaurant serves British, French, American, Vietnamese and local cuisine, with breakfast choices across continental, Full English/Irish, vegetarian, vegan, halal, gluten-free, Asian and American styles. Free WiFi is available throughout, pets are allowed without an extra charge, and an airport shuttle is among the property’s services.
The room selection ranges from a single bunk in a mixed dormitory to private double, twin and family rooms. Sizes span 10 to 30 m². Several larger options have balconies or terraces with city, mountain or landmark views, while a garden-view double provides a different outlook. The two family rooms have distinct layouts: one has a balcony and city view with two beds, while the Standard Family Room has a bunk bed, desk and seating area.
Most private rooms include air conditioning and a bathroom of their own; the mixed dormitory bed is the exception, with a shared toilet. Room choices include compact doubles and larger King Rooms, plus balcony rooms for families. The single dormitory option accommodates one person, while private rooms sleep up to four according to the room type. Across the range, outdoor space and views distinguish several rooms from the simpler interiors.
At 30 m², this balcony room is among the larger options and has a city outlook, patio and terrace. It is arranged with two large beds and a private bathroom with a shower. The city-facing outdoor space sets it apart from the mountain-view and garden-view rooms.
This 30 m² family room accommodates up to three people, with a single bed and an extra-large double bed. It has a city view, balcony and terrace, as well as a private bathroom and air conditioning. Its two-bed layout distinguishes it from the similarly sized Twin Room with Balcony.
This 22 m² double room is the smaller of the mountain-facing rooms, with a balcony and mountain and landmark views. It has one large bed, a private bathroom with a shower and air conditioning. Its more compact footprint contrasts with the 28 m² and 30 m² King Rooms with Mountain View.
At 28 m², this King Room with Mountain View is smaller than the other 30 m² room with the same name, while retaining a balcony, patio, mountain and landmark views. It has an extra-large double bed, a private bathroom with a shower and air conditioning.
This is the larger of the two 30 m²? No: this 30 m² King Room with Mountain View is larger than the 28 m² room with the same name. Its balcony and terrace open towards mountain and landmark views, and the room also has air conditioning and a private bathroom with a shower.
This 10 m² option is a single bunk bed in a mixed dormitory, rather than a private room. It accommodates one person and has a shared toilet. The dormitory room also provides linen and a streaming service, making it distinct from the private doubles and family rooms.
This 18 m² family room has a bunk bed and a private bathroom with a shower, bidet and hairdryer. A desk and seating area give it a different layout from the balcony family room, while air conditioning and soundproofing are also provided.
This 18 m² double room looks onto the garden and has a desk and seating area. It includes an extra-large double bed, air conditioning and a private bathroom with a shower. Its garden outlook sets it apart from the rooms facing the city, mountains or landmarks.
Shared spaces at Mega View Homestay include a garden, terrace, sun terrace, outdoor furniture and BBQ facilities. The property has a restaurant and an on-site coffee house, with special-diet menus available on request. Breakfast choices span continental, Full English/Irish, vegetarian, vegan, halal, gluten-free, Asian and American styles; the restaurant serves British, French, American, Vietnamese and local cuisine. Pets are allowed without an extra charge, and free WiFi is available throughout.
For outings, facilities include a tour desk, bicycle rental, bike and walking tours, hiking, cooking classes and classes about local culture. Car hire, public transport tickets, luggage storage and an airport shuttle are also available. Families can use family rooms and baby safety gates; the shared lounge, minimarket, room service and laundry add further services. There is no parking on site.
Mega View Homestay is at 24 Ngõ Cầu Mây in central Sa Pa, in a quiet town setting near local restaurants. Good Morning Sa Pa Restaurant and Nhà Hàng The Moment are each 50 m away. Our Lady of Rosary Church - Sapa Catholic Parish is 350 m from the address, and HamRong mountain is 400 m away. Guest feedback also places the homestay near Sun Plaza and the town square.
Sa Pa Bus Station is 600 m away, while HK Buslines is 900 m from the homestay. An airport shuttle is available, but there is no on-site parking. Guests report a long, steep climb on the approach, which can make heavy luggage difficult to manage. Check-in runs from 13:00 to 23:00, and you are asked to share your expected arrival time in advance. The address on Ngõ Cầu Mây is useful when arranging your final transfer.
Sa Pa Museum is 500 m from the property, and Sa Pa Lake is 750 m away. Cat Cat Village, a Hmong settlement below town, is 950 m away; the Fansipan Legend cable car station is 2 km from the homestay. The cable car gives access to Fansipan, which rises to 3,143 m. Sa Pa sits at about 1,500–1,600 m in Lao Cai province, with Ham Rong Garden rising above the centre and the town’s churches and temples close to the central streets.
Guests appreciate the central, quiet setting, friendly staff who help arrange trekking and transport, and mountain and Fansipan views from balconies and the rooftop terrace. Breakfast also receives praise for its range and generous portions. Some guests find the steep climb difficult, particularly with heavy luggage.
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Mega View Homestay is at 24 Ngõ Cầu Mây, 600 m from Sa Pa Bus Station. Guests report a long, steep climb on the approach, which may be difficult with heavy luggage. Check-in is from 13:00 to 23:00, and you should tell the homestay your expected arrival time in advance. An airport shuttle is available, but there is no on-site parking.
Mega View Homestay is 350 m from Our Lady of Rosary Church - Sapa Catholic Parish, 400 m from HamRong mountain and 500 m from Sa Pa Museum. Sa Pa Lake is 750 m away, while Cat Cat Village is 950 m from the homestay. Sun Plaza and the town square are also nearby, with local restaurants 50 m from the address.
Breakfast choices at Mega View Homestay include continental, Full English/Irish, vegetarian, vegan, halal, gluten-free, Asian and American options. The on-site restaurant also serves British, French, American, Vietnamese and local cuisine, so the dining choices extend beyond breakfast.
Mega View Homestay allows pets without an extra charge, so bringing a pet does not add a separate fee to the stay.
Mega View Homestay has a Family Room with Balcony and a Standard Family Room. The balcony option has a city view and two beds, while the Standard Family Room has a bunk bed, private bathroom, desk and seating area.
Mega View Homestay has a tour desk and offers activities including hiking, bike tours, walking tours, cooking classes and classes about local culture. Guests also report that staff help organise trekking tours and transport.
