Set imperiously on the slopes of Sam Mountain, this rustic lodge wouldn't look out of place in the Alps. Rooms are simply yet tastefully furnished with four-poster beds and include huge balcony terraces for sunset views over the rice fields. The restaurant-bar has prime position at the top of the resort and includes a private dining pavilion for two.
Victoria Nui Sam Lodge
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