Hotels With Bar in Vientiane Province, Laos

At first, I thought the room was too small. The price was not cheap, but the facilities were only comparable to those of a domestic hotel, and there was a bit of a musty smell. However, after comparing the surrounding area, I found it to be one of the better hotels in Vangrong. The mountain view rooms offer views of hot air balloons and paramotors every morning and evening, and you can watch the sunrise from the rooftop in the morning. The location is also quite convenient, and the pool is relatively clean. Highly recommended.

The place located a bit far from Vangvieng city center but it's a perfect place for staycation. We went there on week day so there's not a lot of people stay in the hotel which is very good for our group. Hotel have a wonderful view of mountain and river for us to just sit and stair at it, but if you prefer to swim can go ahead! Staff are very friendly and ready to help, 100% satisfy with all service. We contacted hotel staff before our visit so they turn on the AC ready before our arrival. We also met two lovely siberian husky there too!

It could been better if TV and WiFi working well As soon as check in aircorn was leaking and rain shower not working properly but they fixed it right away. Before check in should someone inspect room ? Provide all amenities that really not necessary instead should have soap holder in bath room. Location seen abit far from center at first yet after walk around that walkable distance to night walking street and restaurants. They got roof top bar good view to enjoy.

The best hotel in Vang Vieng with a convenient location and beautiful mountain views.  The room is equipped with expensive furniture made of real Lao wood. A basket with towels is provided for visiting the pool.  A variety of breakfasts, both European and Chinese. On the terrace above the river, you can dine with a beautiful view and watch the soaring balloons and sunset. We stayed on New Year's Eve, and the general manager Pethantat Polsena organized a gala dinner with great dishes, champagne, a raffle and fireworks. Excellent guest oriented staff and excellent service!

The most exquisite hotel in Vang Vieng, I particularly like the environment and hygiene. The owner Pan is the third generation of Guangdong Chinese. He is very enthusiastic. I spent three unforgettable days in Vang Vieng.

There is so many good things that can be said. If you are looking for natural beauty only a minute away from the city this is it. Coupled with the most helpful staff I have ever experienced in line with The Taj in India. Over the top help and professionalism. Great pool and spa. Big rooms, comfortable bed. Tasty food at restaurant. And more …!

Mixed Experience – Not Ideal for Solo Travelers I recently stayed at this resort and had a very mixed experience. First, the location is quite inconvenient if you’re planning to visit the main attractions—it’s about a 30-minute walk or you’ll need to spend extra on rides like InDrive. There are no nearby convenience stores either, so plan ahead. The resort seems better suited for large groups rather than solo travelers or couples. There is an onsite restaurant, but the menu is limited. We had a buffet lunch on the first day, but after that, it switched to a fixed menu with three options—unclear what determines the change. The atmosphere can be a bit noisy, especially with large tour groups. During my stay, there were many Chinese tourists who were loud and partied late into the night, which could be a downside for light sleepers or those unfamiliar with that travel style. The rooms themselves are decent, but there are some issues. Ants and moths appear at night, so it’s best to keep food and drinks sealed or in the fridge and turn off lights when not in use. Water is provided daily, but room cleaning is only done upon request. Also, Wi-Fi doesn’t reach the rooms at the far end of the resort—something to keep in mind if you rely on connectivity. There is a swimming pool, but it wasn’t particularly inviting due to insects in the water—I didn’t see anyone use it during my stay. On the bright side, the view of the mountains is beautiful and offers a peaceful backdrop. Overall, I wouldn’t recommend this place unless you’re traveling with a group, don’t mind extra commuting, and are okay with basic amenities and some nature-related inconveniences.

On the first night of my trip to Vangrong, Laos, I chose this Chinese-run hotel. Traveling in a foreign country makes me feel at home. The hotel consists of several two-story villas. The overall environment is good, the rooms are very large, and the facilities are complete. It is worth recommending.

During my trip to Maldives, I accidentally saw three hotels on the north shore of Lake Nam Ngau on Google Maps, and later booked the Nam Ngau Hotel on Ctrip. The hotel front desk was very good. I arrived by motorcycle. After I arrived, I was immediately greeted, introduced the various facilities of the hotel, and helped me with my luggage. But the whole process was in English. If you don’t understand English very well, there are still some difficulties. You can try to use translation software. The hotel room is very good, with complete facilities, original decoration, comfortable bed, independent balcony, and the lake is open when you open the door. It is very similar to the style of the hotel I stayed in Maldives. The sunset in the afternoon is also very beautiful. The price of the hotel restaurant is also very affordable. The dishes are basically 2.5-4.5 $, generally 3 $, which is still very affordable. There are kayaks for rent at the hotel pier, the price is 5 $ per hour. I rented it for an hour and rowed on the endless lake. It was a very rare experience. There are also motorboats for rent, but I didn’t experience it. You can also contact nearby villagers and take a fishing boat to visit Nan'e Lake. It costs 100 RMB per boat for 2 hours, which is very worthwhile. ps I am very grateful to Jackky (or maybe Jacky) at the hotel front desk. When I checked out and paid for the kayaking fee, I found that I didn't have enough banknotes and I didn't bring a credit card, so he helped me waive the 5-dollar kayaking fee. I thank him for his understanding here, because it has been a long time since I used cash and POS machines in China... Another point is that there are very few Asian tourists here. It is a very niche place. I should be the only Asian guest in the hotel at that time.

Good Budget hotel in central Vang Vieng. Nice breakfast buffet. Great views from balcony. Don't miss Sunrise from the public balcony on the 8th floor. You can watch Hot-Air Balloons ascend. Hotel can arrange motorcycle rental. (No license required!)