Ana Mandara Ninh Binh Resort -- Hotel & Lodging

Ana Mandara Ninh Binh Resort

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Address:

ap Ninh village, Ninh Binh, Vietnam

URL:

http://www.tuntravel.com/asia/vietnam/ninh-binh/ana-mandara-ninh-binh-resort.html

Price:

Moderate

Description:

Ana Mandara Ninh Binh, located in Ninh Binh province, 85km from Hanoi capital, lies within the largest water-flooded land conservation area in the North of Vietnam. The resort offers 172 accommodations that is designed and decorated as a traditional home village in the Northern delta in Vietnam.
Ana Mandara Ninh Binh is isolated yet closed to many historical and cultural places, the resort creates effortless comfort feeling for the guests from different backgrounds and perspectives.

Ana Mandara Ninh Binh has 51 villas with 170 bedrooms, rated 4 stars ++. In addition, the resort also has restaurants, bars, spa and fitness centre, two swimming pools, tennis courts, event zone, convention rooms and childcare areas.

Published on 8/17/11

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