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Sapa to Hanoi journey by HK Sleeper Bus was comfortable. Choosing upper birth was better option during this long journey. Pick up & drop off servies by vans from-to Hotels were punctual & well communicated over WhatsApp.

I had an excellent experience traveling from Hanoi to Sapa with G8 Open Tour. The cabin sleeper bus was clean, comfortable, and well-maintained, making the long journey much more relaxing than expected. The seats were spacious, and the sleeping cabins provided enough privacy to rest during the trip. The staff were friendly, professional, and helpful throughout the journey. Boarding was well organized, and the bus departed and arrived on schedule, which made planning the rest of my trip very convenient. The driver handled the mountain roads safely and smoothly, giving passengers confidence throughout the ride. I was also impressed with the overall value for money. The service, comfort, and convenience exceeded my expectations. I would highly recommend G8 Open Tour to anyone traveling between Hanoi and Sapa. It is a reliable and comfortable option, and I would happily choose this service again on my next visit to Vietnam. Highly recommended!

There’s something so special about meeting strangers and feeling like old friends by the end of the night. This pub crawl was the perfect blend of great music, hidden gem spots, and amazing vibes. I loved the spontaneous conversations and the effort the hosts put into making sure everyone felt included. 10/10 experience!

Was weirded out first when we got into van shuttle bus but was told by the driver he would just drop us at their saoviet office near the airport about 1km away from the airport. Waited for 30 mins for our bus going to Sapa and it took us about 6 hrs and had 3 stops along the way. Better to bring your own food as the foods along the stop were priced at a premium. Overall it got us to our destination so it was good.

We booked pickup at 1100. We turned out to be ready at 1000. I WhatsApp the agent asking for a change in schedule. We got a reschedule instantly and save us an hour in waiting. Be prepared for a short walk in Old Quarter if the drop off is on Weekend. My driver had been deligent in finding the way to hotel following Google map but driving in Old Quarter is always a challenge on weekend.

Overall, I had a pleasant experience with Interbus Line when traveling from Sapa to Hanoi. The booking through Klook was smooth and straightforward, and I received clear confirmation and instructions before departure.  The bus itself was comfortable and clean. A blanket and water were provided, and the air-conditioning worked well throughout the journey. The bed was decent for resting, although it’s quite basic compared to premium cabin buses. The trip took around 6–7 hours with a couple of rest stops along the way, which felt reasonable.  The staff were friendly and helpful, and the departure and arrival were fairly on time. However, the ride can feel a bit bumpy, especially on winding mountain roads, so it may not be ideal for light sleepers. Also, facilities are quite simple—don’t expect luxury features like entertainment systems or strong charging ports. Overall, it’s a reliable and budget-friendly option for traveling between Sapa and Hanoi. If you’re looking for something

it was an amazing experience. eventhough it a bit jerky(maalog). i really had a great sleep cause there is pillow and comforter. the snacks also is amazing. the vp sapa train also has a lounge where you can sleep while waiting. the staff alao is helpful and kind and helps us in every step of the way before we leave to hanoi.

Kien was an awesome driver and I thoroughly enjoyed the ride from my hotel in Hanoi to Sapa, which is a 6 hour drive. we stopped twice along the way for coffee and toilet breaks. I highly recommend everyone to use their service, when you are touring Vietnam.

The sleeper train was wonderful. Although the lounge at Hanoi Station was full 40 minutes before departure, and we couldn't even get in, we were quickly escorted to our carriage, so it wasn't an issue. We booked with Chapa, but it seemed to be fully booked, as we ended up in a Tonkin Heritage carriage. The interior was clean and beautiful, and the staff were very polite and attentive. Our private cabin was equipped with bottled water, snacks, toothbrushes, combs, and earplugs, and they also brought us beer and soda. There's a water dispenser in the hallway, but no cups are provided, so it might be a good idea to bring a mug or similar if you want to drink something warm. The train was on time, but after arriving in Sapa, we had to wait nearly an hour in the shuttle bus before it departed. (It seemed they were trying to fill the bus by asking travelers who hadn't arranged transportation yet if they wanted to join. I heard this from someone who was approached and got on the bus.) Therefore, my breakdown of the experience is 7 stars for the train and 3 stars for the bus.