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digitalis says:
Hoi An gets hip:
Hoi An is the old Town of Faifo, which was one the most important port of Vietnam in the 16th century during Japanese invasion. Hoi An stays a heaven for pedestrians, car-free “city”, with heritage tradition everywhere. No need to wear a “I’m not a tourist tee-shirt” lik…
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jaeWALK says:
I did not stay in this hotel. I have not seen it. So, I can't say anything about the hotel's in-house service nor it's amenities. But from the images i've seen online, the hotel looks pretty good. I would have wanted to book a room here, but I got a hotel in a more convenient location.
Anyway, th…
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jaeWALK says:
The Plus Points: The courtyard is really nice. It had this 2 levels of staircases that are really pleasing to the eyes.
+ Service was good. The staff were very friendly and they tried their best to help me out in every way they can. I don't have any complaints.
+ The laundry service was fair…
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Very cheap "General Tip & Advice" in Vietnam
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aileron says:
Vietnam is an extremely cheap country. You get proper meals for less than 1 Euro when avoiding tourist traps. (Fortunately, there are not as many tourist traps as there are in Thailand.) Hotels in general are far more expensive than hostels. Dorm beds can be as cheap as 4 Euros per night or even che…
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Cheap "General Tip & Advice" in Vietnam
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jenyenh says:
Hanoi to Hoi An...the best way to get to Hoi An from Hanoi is to take a plane, you can either get into Vietnam Airlines or Pacific Airlines whichever is available to Danang. The flight is around an hour or a little bit more. From Danang you can either take a private car or bus and off you go to Ho…
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