Hot spring Hotels in Lao Cai

Free upgrade to China-Vietnam cross-border super river view suite, two countries, two rivers, three cities (see picture)... Vietnamese special breakfast is delicious, transportation is convenient, and great value for money, next This is my second time staying here, I must give it a thumbs up.

Located in the city of Laokai, it was in a place that was not lost. After arriving at the bus terminal in Laokai by bus from Hanoi, I understood that I would tell you the name of our hotel when I took a minibus. It was a clean hotel and there was no dissatisfaction with the water around the shower. I was a little worried about the sound of the walls and doors between the rooms, or the sound of the next room and the corridor.

The people at the reception can speak English. The breaker tripped once, but they quickly fixed it. Water at room temperature is free, but water in the refrigerator costs 20,000 VND. I think the room is clean. Breakfast was a choice from a menu. On the second day, I ordered a total of banh mi and pho to try it out, but it was served normally. The border office is next to the hotel. It's about a 20-minute walk from Lao Cai Station, but on the way there were several loose dogs who chased me and gave me a scary experience, so it might be better to take a taxi or something. There are extremely few restaurants and supermarkets around. It's really quiet at 9pm, probably because the borders are closed due to the coronavirus.

Staff was so welcoming and kind. Great rooms and beautiful decor. The food was great, many options for breakfast in the buffet. Cozy and inviting atmosphere. Great views of the beautiful city. The night club and pool were equally amazing. Had so much fun staying here.Was extremely happy with my stay overall and I will be definitely coming back once this pandemic is over.

It is about40K shield (12 yuan) from the old street port. The room is quite big. I live on the 6～ 8th floor. You can see some street views of the old street, including: Ga Lao Cai (train station), but the train station is not lively at all, a bit similar to the market town of domestic third- and fourth-tier cities. The hotel is very clean, similar to the domestic chain store, is three-star, but they are checked in after 14:00, if you check in early, you need to pay another price 340K Shield (100 yuan Rmb), the original price is about 230. Looking at the scenery outside the hotel is okay, there is a bay window sitting by the window, drinking a cup of coffee is very pleasant (send a picture). Xiao Du (Ms.) at the front desk of the hotel can speak Chinese and there is no problem with basic communication. The owner (Ms.) of the small coffee shop on the right hand side of the main entrance of the hotel is very kind and Chinese is not bad.

不错的โรงแรม, พนักงานกระตือรือร้นและสนุกสนาน เราได้ช่วงเวลาที่ดีที่โรงแรม โรงแรมตั้งอยู่ในย่านใจกลางเมือง, สะดวกมาก มีพนักงานต้อนรับที่จําชื่อไม่ได้แต่เขากระตือรือร้นและเอาใจใส่มาก ขอบคุณ!

The hotel is quite nice. The location is right in the center of Lao Cai city. I requested highgfloor and it was arranged on the 8th floor with city view. Friendly staff (except the security guard in the lobby ****** T.T). There are many Chinese guests here. The hotel has a shuttle to the border, so if you have a plan to go to Ha Khau, you can consider this place.

The hotel counter will be Chinese and enthusiastic to assist. When I booked 6 more rooms, I told me how to deal with and explain the refund procedure at the first time. The blue water at the bar is very delicious. The toothpaste in the room is very good.

The location of the hotel is good, in the more prosperous area of the old street, there are many restaurants around to eat. Upon check-in, the front desk is not familiar with Ctrip's order operations. It can be seen that there are not many guests who book rooms through Ctrip. The room is relatively quiet, but the space is small, and there is only one power socket. The bed is big, but very hard. Those who like a soft bed may not sleep well. The other aspects are quite satisfactory. The front desk can speak a little Chinese. In Lao Cai, a hotel basically has a few Chinese-speaking front desks...