Settha Palace Hotel

... they like them more than the Kip. We got some Kip from the ATM but would only allow us 700,000 about 30 pounds. Settha Palace Hotel is very nice and is an old French colonial building or certainly in that style. Nice pool and within 20 minutes we were ...

... 50's, and the French signage made the whole thing a little surreal). Wrapping up soon in Bangkok… click here. Details: The Settha Palace Hotel is the place to stay, for what it's worth. What we really enjoyed were La Silapa, a ...

... in my flip-flops & shorts); spent Saturday afternoon round a swimming pool set in a beautiful garden at the 5* Settha Palace Hotel (until the thunderstorm started); saw the sunset as we walked along the riverside; located and demolished our 1st ...

... up at four o'clock that same day and only paying 40$. After that we went to have breakfast and to visit the posh settha palace hotel. It was quite funny arriving to this hotel by bicycle. I have enjoyed cycling around the city quite a lot, actually ...

... Derek as we tramp the back streets of Vientiane! We resort to finding another hotel where they spoke just enough English to give us directions (back the way we had come or course) and were quite relieved to eventually see the Settha Palace hove into ...

... over each other and once again you're driving on the right-hand-side of the road. Got to our wonderful hotel - and I mean WONDERFUL. The Settha Palace - www.setthapalace.com - is just what the doctor ordered. After the train it was so nice to be ...

... is a great place to climb the 183 stairs to the top and see the whole town. Hels swore that she could see our hotel. The building, cream coloured with the red tile roof.........I counted about 4000 buildings before I gave up. However apart from the views ...

... We quickly cruise back downstream to Luang Prabang, and zip to the airport to catch our afternoon flight to the Capital City, Vientiane. Our hotel is in the heart of the city, near the Nam Phou Fountain and also the American Embassy. We stroll through the ...

... hop on the bus that goes over the friendship bridge between the two countries, and then catch a taxi once we were into Laos to our hotel.  Not fun when carrying so much luggage so we decided to hire a car to take us to the Thai border.  We made ...

What a great bunch of guys to travel with! We're all on the same wavelength, and pick and choose what we want to see and do rather than trying to see everything, leaving free time for relaxation and independent sightseeing. Today we visit the most ...