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Lucky Star Hotel

Gaudy tiles, poor location

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The very clean rooms at Lucky Star are tiled throughout with some gaudy styles making a refreshing change from the chipped white ceramic fare you'll see in most hotels. All rooms are air-con with TVs, ADSL connections, and regulation heavy wooden furniture. Front rooms have small balconies with decent views though expect a fair degree of traffic noise if you plan on leaving the door ajar. Late arrivals should find it pretty easy to negotiate the room rates down. All rooms include breakfast and free internet.

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11 Bat Dan St, Hoan Kiem District. T: (04) 923 1781 F: (04) 923 1782
Email them at: luckystarhotel@hotmail.com
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Type of room	Low season	High season	Notes
Standard - Double	30 USD	30 USD
Superior - Double	35 USD	35 USD
Deluxe- Double	45 USD	45 USD	With balcony

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Added to Travelfish on: 16th February, 2006
Last visited or updated on: 22nd April, 2008

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