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A small boutique hotel in central Vietnam, run at a scale where the staff learn your name on the first morning.
This is a small, independently run boutique property rather than a resort – a handful of rooms, a pool, and a kitchen that cooks central Vietnamese food properly. It suits travelers who would rather stay somewhere with a character of its own than in an international chain.
Our specialists use it for the middle of a Vietnam itinerary, where a night or two in a smaller place breaks up a run of larger hotels.
Vietnam
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