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The Royal Senchi Hotel has temporarily closed its doors to the public as a measure to prevent a spread of coronavirus and to protect its staff and guests.
After much deliberation with consultants and experts, the hotel will be closed down from April 1, to June 30, 2020.
For any inquiries, contact management of the hotel via email; info@theroyalsenchi.com or through their social media channels; @theroyalsenchi.

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