Stay
Where you sleep shapes the pace. Choose fewer, better-placed nights.
How to choose
- Sleep in Hà Giang city, Đồng Văn or Mèo Vạc, so no day ends in the dark on a pass.
- A homestay can mean dinner with a family and early mornings. Ask what is included.
- Rooms in small towns are limited. Book ahead for weekends and flower season.
When rooms fill up
- Flower season (late October to November) and spring are the busiest times.
- Đồng Văn fills up on Saturday night, because of Sunday's market.
Check before you book
- Hot water and heating, because nights on the plateau can be cold.
- Parking, or a safe place for the motorbike.
- Check-in arrangements if you will arrive late.
- Whether the host will tell you about road conditions, and what happens if you are stuck for one more night.
Travelling alone, or as a woman
- Village homestays are generally described as safe and friendly. That is a travel-site view, not a statistic.
- Ask for a ground-floor room, check the lock, and share your location with someone you trust.
Homestays rated 4 stars or more
24 places, copied from Google Maps on 10–11/11/2026. Included only if rated 4.0 or higher with at least 20 reviews and a phone number on the listing. Ratings and numbers change. This is not an endorsement: we have not stayed or eaten at these places, so confirm details and prices directly.
Hà Giang city
- Ha Giang Creekside Homestay and Tours
- Tí Lầu Homestay
- Thái Homestay
- An’s House – Ha Giang homestay & local Tour
Quản Bạ
- Diễn homestay
- Toong homestay
- Ly Quoc Thang Homestay
Yên Minh
- Mam da Homestay
- Rocky Eco House
Đồng Văn
- CiCi homestay
- Giàng House homestay
- Hagiang-holic
- Dong Van eco stone house
- Nhà cổ homestay 1925
Mèo Vạc
- Xúa Vừ Homestay
- O'Chau Meo Vac Homestay & Restaurant
- Little Yen's Homestay
Hoàng Su Phì
- Móng Ngựa Homestay – Hoàng Su Phì
- Hoang Su Phi Lodge
Du Già
- Du Gia Panorama Ecolodge
- Du Gia Lô Lô Homestay
Cao Bằng
- Homestay Pác Bó Cao Bằng
- Mai Anh Homestay – Nhà hàng (Pác Bó)
- Lan’s Homestay (Thác Bản Giốc)
Sources: Vietnam Tourism and VnExpress (2026), plus questions asked in public community groups.