“I was completely captivated from my first trip to Sapa. The road leading to Sapa runs across an area with gorgeous scenery …
The valley between Fansipan Mountain and Sapa Plateau is as beautiful as Pyreness Valley in Spain…”
HOTEL CAT CAT GALERIE D’ART
Hotel Cat Cat Galerie d’Art was built with an idea of a gallery that recreates the development of Sapa via the European architectural language in harmony with the indigenous colors, oil paintings of famous artists up to the sophisticated and elaborate sculptures on glass often found in majestic ancient constructions in France, Italy, and Spain.
As one of the early hotels which was developed in Sapa, Cat Cat Galerie d’Art was expanded and spread along the rocky slopes, brings tourists up to a space with a panoramic view of the Cat Cat valley and Hoang Lien Son Range Mountain. Staying here, on the clear sunny days, tourists can watch the sunrise from Muong Hoa valley and sunset at the top of legendary Fansipan Mountain.
ROOM & SUITES
1618M GALLERY
The Cat Cat Gallerie d’Art hotel’s 1618m Gallery space is located in the main lobby, seventh floor, and the restaurant. The 1618m Gallery was created to showcase works of art varying from painting to sculpture to stained glass. From the main hall to the restaurant, visitors will encounter a variety of materials and styles, including oil and acrylic paintings by Vu Thang and Pham Van Thanh, wooden statue by Nguyen Nhu Y, engraved painting by Vu Xuan Anh, and a lacquer painting by Chu Viet Cuong and Nguyen Van Sy.
In order to create a space connecting art with nature with an indigenous architecture through the delicate lines of European sculpture, meritorious artist Pham Hong Vinh – a leader in Vietnam in the field of sculpture Glass carving has made great efforts to create large works of up to 48m2. This will be an unprecedented event space, […]
“The village scenery after the harvest is like an enchanting palette. The low thatched roof groups, the terraced fields stretching and winding one after another, creating a simple, rustic and peaceful beauty.” – Thi Thanh Mai Phan
The tranquil scene in Chan Nam Trinh’s The Hymn that Day is the imagination and nostalgia of a Sapa before tourism. The native woman walked quietly towards the Stone Church shrouded in the wintry fog. The Stone Church built by the French in 1895 is still intact nowadays, but its surrounding area has changed completely. […]
Feel a pure Sapa at Cat Cat Galerie d’Art
At Cat Cat Galerie d’Art, the story of pristine Sapa from the Indochina period to the modern and famous place for relax with all the nuances of Spring – Summer – Fall – Winter will be told via artistic language, architecture, cuisine & services which are designed to bring the maximum experience to tourists.












