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Beautifully restored to its former charm, and re-opened in 1999, the Settha Palace Hotel serves as a testament to the long lost era of classical elegance, gracious service and colonial charm. The French colonial architecture, high ceilings, beautiful Italian-marble floors and rich rosewood furniture at this luxurious colonial hotel will take you a step back in time. Nestled within the large landscaped tropical gardens lies an inviting lagoon style pool, framed by shading frangipani trees and served by a terrace pool bar. A historical landmark in the heart of Vientiane, it is complemented by modern facilities like bathrooms with a bath and shower and high speed wireless internet service.
Check-in Time:
1400Check-out Time:
1200Total Rooms:
29Total Floors:
0 floors.Rooms:
29 unitsPrice
$150 deluxe; $250 junior suite; $350 suite, PCredit Cards Accepted
AE, MC, VDirections
It is 10 minutes drive from Laos Wattai International Airport.Taxis wait in the front of the airoprt for passangers going into town-charge is about $5. There are no publin busses direst from the airport into town.
Area
The Hotel is located right in the city centre, within walking distance of the commercial district, shops, restaurants and tourist attractions. It is 10 minutes drive from Wattai International Airport and 25 minutes drive to Thadeua on Laos side of the Me
Dining
Restaurant / Dining InformationAt La Belle Epoque Restaurant, enjoy classical French cuisine or choose from a seasonally-inspired Lao menu showcasing the distinct flavors of the local harvests.
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