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Red Dragon Hotel Hsipaw
Front of property - evening/night

Red Dragon Hotel Hsipaw

2.5 star property
7.6 out of 10, Good, (15)
"C est la 1ere fois au Myanmar ou l on a pas été bien accueilli, aucun sourire, salutations ou même réponse aux notres, à part par la jeune fille de l accueil.pas d eau potable, de draps, de séche cheveux ou même un mouchoir à dispo, pas ou très peu d internet et le salé du pdj n est pas terrible ( qd ils ne vous oublie pas de le servir..)"
The price is SAR 30
SAR 34 total
includes taxes & fees
30 Apr - 1 May
Red Dragon Hotel Hsipaw
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Right before entering the village where we were going to spend the night we walked through a field with wild flowers surrounding us, the sun slowly falling behind the mountains and horses running freely.
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