Pick-up Location:
Overview
HK Buslines runs two kinds of vehicle on the Hanoi–Sapa road: the sleeper cabin bus most travelers know, and this one. HK calls it the President Limousine — a VIP seated limousine with 28 seats, in the Vietnamese listings. It’s a Kim Long N29 coach launched in November 2025: leather seats in a 2+1 layout, electric massage, seat heating and cooling, a fold-down table.
It’s the daytime option: you sit up, watch the road, and arrive in Sapa in 5.5–6 hours.
Seven departures a day each way, from a 06:45 dawn run to a 22:30 night service, with free hotel pickup across the Hanoi Old Quarter. We book HK every day; this is the seat we suggest when someone wants HK’s schedule but would rather sit than lie down.
Amenities on board
Free WIFI access
Air-conditioner
Mineral water
Charging port
Massage mode
Onboard table/desk
Seat Map & Seat Types
Which seat?
Other info
- 28-seat modern limousine bus, with 2+1 seat layout
- Best for small to average-sized passengers
- VIP seat: A, B, C
- Rear bench seat: D
- Overhead storage for small bags
VIP Seat ($22) — the eight front rows in a 2+1 layout: electric massage, seat heating and cooling, recline to 40° with a footrest. Fold-down table, two USB ports and a reading light at every VIP seat. HK’s own tip: rows 2–5 ride the smoothest.
Rear Bench Seat ($19) — the back row, basic recline, the budget pick for short trips. For $3 more, VIP is the seat we’d book on the 6-hour run.
HK Limousine Itinerary
Way from Hanoi to Sapa
Way from Sapa to Hanoi
Pick-up Location:
Hotel in Sapa town or HK bus office, 697 Dien Bien Phu street, Sapa
Schedule & Departures
| Direction | Departure times (daily) |
|---|---|
| Hanoi → Sapa | 06:45 · 07:00 · 08:30 · 09:30 · 14:15 · 15:30 · 22:30 |
| Sapa → Hanoi | 07:30 · 08:30 · 14:15 · 14:30 · 15:15 · 16:30 · 23:00 |
Morning runs suit day-trippers and photographers. The 22:30 and 23:00 services are seated night buses — fine for a short sleep. If you want to lie flat, book HK’s sleeper cabin bus instead.
Why Choose HK Limousine?
Sit up and see the road: the only 28-seat leather coach on this route with massage mode — a daytime alternative to the sleeper cabins. HK’s schedule: seven departures each way, dawn to night, more than any other seated bus.
Old Quarter door to door: free hotel pickup, or board at 70 Nguyen Huu Huan; two proper rest stops at Km98 and Km237.
The trade-offs: no toilet on board (only Sao Viet has one), and no lie-flat berth — that’s the cabin bus from $19.50. In Sapa a coach drops you at the office, not your hotel door like a 9–10 seat limousine van.
Confirmation
- You will receive confirmation of your booking’s availability within 1 business day
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Additional Info
Luggage Allowance
- Each passenger can bring 20kg of luggage
- 1 small handbag, around 5kg
Other
- Children aged 0 – 4 are free of charge as long as they share the seats with their parents.
- The duration of transfers may vary due to traffic conditions.
FAQs
HK Buslines’ 28-seat seated coach, with leather seats in a 2+1 layout and massage mode. The operator calls it the President Limousine (VIP seated limousine on Vietnamese sites). It runs the same Hanoi–Sapa route as HK’s sleeper cabin bus, for travelers who prefer to sit up and see the road.
Yes, we provide free pickup in the Hanoi Old Quarter and drop-off in Sapa town center.
The bus offers AC, USB charging ports, free water, onboard Wi-Fi, and a clean, modern interior.
The HK Limousine VIP bus has 28 spacious seats.
Yes — 25kg per passenger plus a small handbag (around 5kg). Big suitcases go in the hold; overhead storage is for small bags only.
No. There are two scheduled rest stops of about 20 minutes each, at Km98 and Km237 on the expressway. If an onboard toilet matters, Sao Viet is the only bus on this route that has one.
Yes — HK runs a free shuttle from Noi Bai Airport and central Hanoi to the departure point. Choose the airport as your pickup point and give us your flight number when booking.
Wi-Fi, two USB ports and a reading light at every seat, plus free water, a cold towel and a small pastry. VIP rows add massage and seat heating or cooling. There is no toilet on board; the bus makes two 20-minute rest stops.















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