Nestled high in the mountains of northern Vietnam,
Topas Ecolodge offers a rare kind of retreat—one where silence is not empty, but full of nature’s presence.
Perched over 1,000 meters above sea level, this sustainable hideaway overlooks the terraced rice fields and mist-covered peaks of Sapa.

Each guest stays in a private stone bungalow, designed to blend seamlessly with the surrounding landscape.
From your room, you can watch clouds drift between mountains and sunlight dance across the green steps of the valley.
Time slows down here—not because you have nothing to do, but because you finally don’t have to rush.

One of the most iconic features of Topas Ecolodge is its infinity pool.
While soaking in the warm water, heated year-round, you’re met with an unobstructed view of mountains, rice terraces, and early morning mist.
The sunset from the poolside is a breathtaking moment—soft golden light spreading across the highlands like watercolor.

Meals at the lodge are centered on sustainability and locality.
The restaurant serves set menus using organic ingredients sourced from nearby farms and villages.
Vietnamese flavors are subtly modernized, and dietary needs such as vegetarian or gluten-free can be accommodated with advance notice.

There is no Wi-Fi, no TV, and no distractions—only the sound of wind, the distant rhythm of farming life, and the company you choose to bring.
Topas Ecolodge also offers yoga sessions and guided hikes for those who want to engage more deeply with nature.

Getting there takes a little effort: from Hanoi, travelers can take an overnight train or limousine to Sapa, then arrange a lodge transfer.
But once you arrive, the remoteness becomes the point.

In a world that’s always connected,
Topas Ecolodge reminds you how healing it can be to simply disconnect.