The manager Mr. Thy and all the staff were so friendly and helpful. He booked an all day tour for us that I recommend. The free shuttle to town was convenient. He helped us to buy train tickets to Vang Vieng. You have a choice for daily breakfast that was very nice. The night we arrived they had a Christmas party with free food and drinks for guests. Only downside to stay was water for the shower and was not very hot.
The manager Mr. Thy and all the staff were so friendly and helpful. He booked an all day tour for us that I recommend. The free shuttle to town was convenient. He helped us to buy train tickets to Vang Vieng. You have a choice for daily breakfast that was very nice. The night we arrived they had a Christmas party with free food and drinks for guests. Only downside to stay was water for the shower and was not very hot.
Meredith
Reviewed December 29, 2022Reviewed December 29, 2022
This boutique hotel is perfect for solo travellers and couples. It is located alongside the river thus affording an easy and relaxing view of the Mekong, if you dont mind the low murmur of passing boats. A few steps across the street from the hotel is the terrace restaurant, the hotel's extension where breakfast is served daily. I think this is the main draw. One can just relax here and take in the fresh air while enjoying a drink. It is a front row seat to witness the daily flow of life in the...
This boutique hotel is perfect for solo travellers and couples. It is located alongside the river thus affording an easy and relaxing view of the Mekong, if you dont mind the low murmur of passing boats. A few steps across the street from the hotel is the terrace restaurant, the hotel's extension where breakfast is served daily. I think this is the main draw. One can just relax here and take in the fresh air while enjoying a drink. It is a front row seat to witness the daily flow of life in the...
Very, very nice hotel, spotlessly clean and well appointed suite room. Breakfast was amazing, the location is perfect and the staff is awesome. I've stayed here before and I'll definitely stay here any time I go to Vientiane. Thanks to Ton and Da at the front desk for all of their advice on what to do and where to go!
Very, very nice hotel, spotlessly clean and well appointed suite room. Breakfast was amazing, the location is perfect and the staff is awesome. I've stayed here before and I'll definitely stay here any time I go to Vientiane. Thanks to Ton and Da at the front desk for all of their advice on what to do and where to go!
Wonderful staff, all so very welcoming, friendly and helpful with everything we needed. A lovely room with private balcony, mini fridge, tea pot, amazing breakfasts with both Lao and western foods- lots of fruits! Bikes available to borrow, clean small swimming pool. River access. Beautiful landscape and easy access to city center via bamboo bridge ( except in monsoons). Love this place and will definitely return!
Wonderful staff, all so very welcoming, friendly and helpful with everything we needed. A lovely room with private balcony, mini fridge, tea pot, amazing breakfasts with both Lao and western foods- lots of fruits! Bikes available to borrow, clean small swimming pool. River access. Beautiful landscape and easy access to city center via bamboo bridge ( except in monsoons). Love this place and will definitely return!
Back story..I've been an airline attendant for 32 years and am also an SPG Platiumum member. The 4 night stay at this boutique in Luang Prabang came after 11 nights in top quality Sheraton hotels in three different countries.. all part of three weeks touring SE Asia. I know my hotels..
This hotel was AWESOME! I had months to plan the hotels and airline travel, so I read every possible review and picked the most convenient flights, lowest prices and best hotels for the money. This particular...
Back story..I've been an airline attendant for 32 years and am also an SPG Platiumum member. The 4 night stay at this boutique in Luang Prabang came after 11 nights in top quality Sheraton hotels in three different countries.. all part of three weeks touring SE Asia. I know my hotels..
This hotel was AWESOME! I had months to plan the hotels and airline travel, so I read every possible review and picked the most convenient flights, lowest prices and best hotels for the money. This particular...
j
Reviewed September 27, 2017Reviewed September 27, 2017
Lovely hotel minutes from downtown/main street Luang Prabang, yet far enough away to have it be quiet and peaceful. We stayed here for 4 nights as a family - 2 adults in a Junior Suite king & 2 children in a Junior Suite twin and it was wonderful. Every detail has been thought about in the surroundings and there are sitting/gathering nooks and beautiful objects around every corner. It was fun to explore all the 'public yet private' spaces of this hotel. Rooms were large and beautifully and...
Lovely hotel minutes from downtown/main street Luang Prabang, yet far enough away to have it be quiet and peaceful. We stayed here for 4 nights as a family - 2 adults in a Junior Suite king & 2 children in a Junior Suite twin and it was wonderful. Every detail has been thought about in the surroundings and there are sitting/gathering nooks and beautiful objects around every corner. It was fun to explore all the 'public yet private' spaces of this hotel. Rooms were large and beautifully and...
Ingrid
Reviewed December 24, 2014Reviewed December 24, 2014
Hotel was new, opened in early 2017. I was upgraded to a spacious room with a view of the pool. Bathroom was spacious and had both a shower and a tub and separate toilet. Bed was comfortable. Room has a small stocked fridge, coffee maker and safe. Closet had very limited storage space, basically two drawers, which may be adequate for a single traveler for a short stay. There was a linen storage space near the top but only accessible to a very tall person.
Hotel was very nice, especially the...
Hotel was new, opened in early 2017. I was upgraded to a spacious room with a view of the pool. Bathroom was spacious and had both a shower and a tub and separate toilet. Bed was comfortable. Room has a small stocked fridge, coffee maker and safe. Closet had very limited storage space, basically two drawers, which may be adequate for a single traveler for a short stay. There was a linen storage space near the top but only accessible to a very tall person.
Hotel was very nice, especially the...
One of the best stays ever - what a peaceful, beautiful place - from location & mountain views to the quality of rooms to the staff and the outstanding food & beverages and services. The owners Holger & Aluna went out of their way to make us feel very welcome and engaged in the Laotian experience. We enjoyed fabulous back-country hikes through local villages and coming home to the lodge enjoying the sauna and pool followed by one of the best Asian menus including a wide variety of plant-based...
One of the best stays ever - what a peaceful, beautiful place - from location & mountain views to the quality of rooms to the staff and the outstanding food & beverages and services. The owners Holger & Aluna went out of their way to make us feel very welcome and engaged in the Laotian experience. We enjoyed fabulous back-country hikes through local villages and coming home to the lodge enjoying the sauna and pool followed by one of the best Asian menus including a wide variety of plant-based...
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