Trải nghiệm - Review - Đánh Giá Khách sạn Le Bordeaux Sapa - mới nhất 6/2025

Great hotel with affordable prices, centrally located amidst tourist attractions

We tried the restaurant on level 0, which might not be Le Bordeaux but the one downstairs. We went there twice: first for breakfast with an amazing noodle soup, and then for dinner at the end of our trek. It was a wonderful experience. The food was delicious and inexpensive, and the owner welcomed us warmly. Having not seen tourists for a while, they invited us to share a hotpot and drink 'happy water' (local rice alcohol) with them. Such a memorable experience!

Beautiful hotel. The room is exceptionally clean and elegant. The staff are friendly and enthusiastic. Located near the city center, making commuting very convenient.

The hotel offers a pleasant stay with good room views and clean bathrooms. Opt for a high floor for stunning vistas. The service is excellent, and the cuisine, especially the delicious salmon, is delightful. The attentive staff adds to the overall positive experience.

Exceptional hotel, remarkably luxurious despite its purported 3-star status, outstanding service, polite and fluent in English, conveniently located throughout the city, and my room offered a splendid view.

Khách sạn rất sạch sẽ, nhân viên vui vẻ thân thiện lần sau chắc chắn sẽ quay lại, rất gần trung tâm thuận tiện di chuyển

Vị trí của Ks nằm ở trung tâm sam uat, hơn chục m là tới Sun plaza và quảng trường tt, nhà thờ đá. Rất tiện di chuyển tham quan và ăn uống. P sạch sẽ nv dễ thương , nếu quay lại lần sau sẽ vẫn chọn ks này

Nhân viên thân thiện, nhiêti tình, phòng hơi cũ và có mùi nấu ăn từ bếp bay lên hành lang

The hotel is exceptionally clean and spacious, providing a comfortable and relaxing environment for guests. The owner goes above and beyond to be helpful and friendly, ensuring that all needs and inquiries are promptly addressed. Additionally, the hotel's location is convenient, offering easy access to nearby attractions, dining options, and transportation.

Hotels are a tough business, so it's sad I'm writing a 2-star review. Let's first consider the business. Most businesses do one thing, or two at most, and that's their focus. Hotels have to run many facets well: cleaning, laundry, infrastructure maintenance, repairs to all the rooms and bathrooms and TV's and air-conditioning, renovations, running a kitchen making food 16 hours a day. Then there's managing personnel, scheduling and coordinating tradesmen, wholesale food supplies. And then, marketing and advertising, bookings, and all the admin of all those facets. Like I said, a hard industry to work in, let alone turn a profit. Le Bordeaux is struggling. My room had bugs, mould, unswept floors, broken lights, frayed and threadbare towels, dirt and dust. AirCon didn't cool the room. WiFi was poor. The hotel is at a busy intersection, and although they're not responsible for the horns honking from 6am to 11pm, the windows are not sound insulated. The restaurant is reasonably priced and offers a wide ranging menu of decent quality food, but can be slow. For $60 AUD a night, I've had much better. I hope they turn things around, and they could if they improved housekeeping, audited their WiFi, TVs and AirCon machines to make them work, and sped up the kitchen.