by Rebecca Wyld | Jul 14, 2019 | Hotels, Laos |
Just one block back from the mighty Mekong River you will find a tiny piece of heaven called Lotus Villa Boutique Hotel Luang Prabang. With an old colonial building hiding a gorgeous internal tropical courtyard your stay here will be both relaxing and absolutely...
by Mark Wyld | Jun 25, 2019 | Hotels, Vietnam |
Megacities…you either love them or hate them. We happen to love them but we love staying in a place that makes you feel like you are in a small village in the country. Nguyen Shack is that little place in Ho Chin Minh, Vietnam. Located in District 1 in Saigon,...
by Mark Wyld | Jun 24, 2019 | Hotels, Vietnam |
The staff greeted us as we arrived at the front door after getting out of our van from Halong Bay. Entering Wyndham Garden Hanoi I was struck by the open plan, the pops of colours, the bright and airy concept that a lot of reception areas are lacking. The big, long...
by Mark Wyld | Feb 25, 2019 | Hotels, Indonesia
After only a few hours I was calling the Dusan Jogja Village Inn a little piece of paradise in Yogyakarta. Anyone who has been to Jogja, as the locals call it, will know the streets are busy with cars and bikes 24/7. There are horns beeping, wheels screeching and a...
by Mark Wyld | Feb 13, 2019 | Accommodation, Hotels, Indonesia |
As we walked into the lobby at Holiday Inn Pasteur I was so worried. It looks so beautifully clean, stylish and neat. This was not something we were used to and I was concerned our kids would be disturbing all the business people that would be staying...
by Mark Wyld | Feb 9, 2019 | Hotels, Indonesia |
Flying in from Bali we landed in Yogjakarta mid-afternoon. As a family who travels with teens and tweens, we stay in all types of accommodation from budget to midrange, from independent to chain hotels. We need to have rooms that can provide for us all and where we...
