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Region: Northwest Vietnam> Province: Lao Cai> Location: Sapa
Lotus Hotel (Huong Sen)
Vietnamese and proud of it
5 Muong Hoa (Pho Cau May), Sapa
Lao Cai Province
Tel: (020) 871 308
Fax: (020) 871 308
Description
This place sits right up against the Auberge, and features many of the same great views at good prices. The rooms are nothing special, but comfortable, with many of the cheaper rooms granting views only from the external corridor. But there are ample places to sit at cafe tables outside the rooms, so it's much like having your own balcony without paying too much for it. Watch out in winter, though, because not all the rooms feature fireplaces. New rooms on the top floor that will have them though. The staff speak English and are a wily but friendly bunch. As much as the Auberge has a French veneer, this place is Vietnamese and proud of it.
Standard - Double
10 USD (low season)
10 USD (high season)
Lower floor, but still good views
Superior - Double
12 USD (low season)
12 USD (high season)
Upper floor
Deluxe- Double
15 USD (low season)
15 USD (high season)
With fireplace
Added to Travelfish on: 12th May, 2008
Last visited or updated on: 12th May, 2008
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