Hotels in Lạng Sơn Province

Hotels in Lạng Sơn Province: A unique city view relaxation experience

Hello, I'm mr.hotsia. Today, I'll take everyone deep into the relaxation experience in Lạng Sơn Province, Vietnam. This border town is full of charm with its culture and intriguing local cuisine. Choosing accommodation here is very important because besides comfort, the hotel view also enhances the travel experience.

I stayed atHoang Son Hai HotelAn 8-story hotel located in the heart of Lạng Sơn city, near the morning market calledChợ Đông Kinhwhich is just a short walk away. This hotel is very affordable, only about 600 baht, but offers clean and spacious rooms with large windows that clearly show the cityscape of Lạng Sơn from a high vantage point.

The advantage of choosing a high-rise hotel like Hoang Son Hai is the beautiful elevated city view. Especially in the evening, when city lights brighten up, you can see orderly streets and houses below. This atmosphere helped me relax after a day of traveling and sightseeing. Additionally, the hotel is located in the same alley as a very delicious Vietnamese fried rice restaurant. This small, unassuming place surprised me with its extraordinary fried rice.

Breakfast and Dinner in Lạng Sơn: Start the day with Bun, enjoy fried rice in the alley, and finish with roast duck

For breakfast, I recommend tryingBunor thin noodle soup with fried fish and water hyacinth, a unique dish of this city. The white soft noodles combined with fragrant sweet broth and crispy fried fish make it a perfect meal to start the day full of energy.

After strolling through the morning market and observing the lifestyle of Lạng Sơn locals, I returned to the hotel and walked to the adjacent fried rice restaurant. This place is well-known among travelers and locals. Its specialty is the unique Vietnamese technique of stir-frying rice and noodles. There is also a raw egg soup I recently discovered and was very impressed by. They carefully remove the egg white, leaving only the yolk floating in the fragrant broth, which is mild and without any fishy smell. For more details, try readingRaw Egg Soupthat I previously wrote about.

For dinner, I didn’t miss tryingLạng Sơn Roast Duckthe city’s famous dish praised for its delicious and distinctive flavor. The roast duck here is stuffed with Chinese star anise leaves, known locally as “Mắc mật,” which have a sour and fragrant taste that cuts through the richness of the duck very well. I recommend eating the roast duck hot to enjoy the best flavor and texture. Some street stalls are even tastier than large restaurants.

Lạng Sơn City Atmosphere and Accommodation Tips

Lạng Sơn is a city blending small-town charm with the allure of border culture. Getting around the city is convenient, with many hotels near markets and walking streets. I recommend staying in high-rise hotels to enjoy beautiful city views at night, as I experienced at Hoang Son Hai Hotel.

If you want to know the city atmosphere from a high vantage point in detail, try readingLạng Sơn birds eye view - Lạng Sơn Province, Vietnamthat I wrote, which gives a much clearer picture.

Continuing the Journey to Móng Cái City, Quảng Ninh Province

After resting and tasting delicious food in Lạng Sơn, tomorrow I will continue to Móng Cái City, Quảng Ninh Province, in northern Vietnam. Anyone interested in this route can follow the story in the next article by mr.hotsia.

Additional: Watch Interesting Vietnamese Food Videos

If you want to see fresh Vietnamese food footage from mr.hotsia, I recommend the following videos:

• Vietnamese Grilled Button Squid– Fresh seafood eating show clip
• Vietnamese Chicken Biryani– A fragrant and appetizing biryani dish
• Vietnamese Nem Thang– A popular snack loved by many

All of these are stories and experiences from mr.hotsia in Lạng Sơn Province, Vietnam, that I want to share. I hope they help everyone plan their trips more conveniently and enjoyably.