SEM B HOTEL
SEM B HOTEL serves simple local dishes in its cosy Bamano spot and warmly welcomes travellers passing through the quiet village. You will find home style meals served on plates with changa tea at the end of the day. It sits snugly on a side road near the old market square where locals gather to chat. The quiet charm of this tiny eatery makes you feel right at home in the heart of Bamano.
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