Designed by “the king of exotic luxury resorts” Bill Bensley and invested by Sun Group, Hotel de la Coupole – MGallery by Sofitel not only offers guest a magical view of North-West Vietnam, but also teaches them about its rich culture.
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Hotel de la Coupole – MGallery by Sofitel, the first international-standard five-star resort in Sapa, emerging majestically from the fog covering the city |
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Behind the palatial French exterior is homely interior rich in north-western motifs |
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The pattern used to decorate the skirts, necklace chains, and earrings of the girls of the Muong ethnic community adorn the rooms, even the lampshades are shaped like ethnic girls’ hats |
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Popular north-western patterns and shapes bring a truly authentic yet resplendent ambience |
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An old cabinet shaped like a Vietnamese pagoda, with rustic ceramic vases. Every nook and cranny of Hotel de la Coupole – MGallery by Sofitel displays the intermingling Vietnamese and French cultures that give the region character |
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The luxury restaurant Chic displays bamboo and pineapple wood to steal a touch of rustic charm into the exquisite French overtones |
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Brocaded cloths bearing stylistic local motifs bring colour to the dining area, lending it a feel of casual elegance while retaining all its luxury |
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The bottom tiling of the swimming pool draws a pattern used on traditional north-western carpets, bringing the vivid and relaxing colours of the Vietnamese Highlands to the space |
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The brocade pattern and the popular stepladders used by north-western households are an organic part of the décor at Hotel de la Coupole – MGallery by Sofitel |
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Every area of the hotel carries a touch of North-West Vietnam, such as the small bells hanging from the ceiling |
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A truly unique and breathtaking meeting room featuring bamboo fittings and furniture as well as the iconic brocaded patterns |
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The hotel is located in central Sapa, offering guests magnificent views on the mountains, forests, and the town |