Celadon Palace Hue

105A Hung Vuong Street Hue, Vietnam

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“Comfortable bed”

jklmasiatravel 1 contribution
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Mar 12, 2011

The rooms are quite large. Furnishings were lovely. Bed was sooo comfortable. We did stay in a bit, more than we normally would, as I was sick and trying to recover. This meant we ate in a lot at the restaurant. We tried asian and western meals, and ironically the western meals were better.

What we did find a little odd, was the concierge on the first floor, and reception was on the 2nd floor. The location of the hotel we found was a little out from anything.

Lastly the airconditioning was a little warm. It seemed to be preset and we could not adjust the temperature.

This review is the subjective opinion of a TravelPod member and not of TravelPod.com.

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