Hotels With Breakfast in Champasak Province, Laos

I stay here for many time and every time I stay very long the hotel and staff very nice , the room very specious and clean meanwhile the noise of construction still hear sometime but I have told them so they change in immediately.  the breakfast very good and the pool is very nice

Room was spacious and clean, the staff very friendly and eager to help. The city isn't big anyway but everything is in walking distance to the hotel. There was no breakfast as far as I know. Would definitely come again.

We enjoyed our stay at You Empjre Hostel and Bar. The staff were super friendly and has great English - really easy to communicate with. They offer a few breakfast of toast, egg and fruit. Nice crazy but a nice touch. The Hostel offers laundry and bike rental services. When it rained our final night some of the things near the window got wet / damp.

We only spent one night at this hotel, but it was very pleasant to be able to cool off in the pool after a long minibus journey. The room was spacious and modern, and for once, the pillows were a good size, which prevented us from waking up with a stiff neck. The dining room was very comfortable with its large armchairs; we even had dinner there because the surrounding area wasn't very inviting. Breakfast was à la carte; a buffet would have been better to avoid long waits when a whole group orders with lots of specific requests in English to the poor Laotian waiter who has a limited vocabulary.

Very pleasant hotel with good breakfast buffet and a nice rooftop restaurant with a great view that is open in the evenings. They also have a small gym and travel agent service operating from a glass booth in the front. Only small downside is that one of our rooms only had a window to the corridor (not to the outside) but as I didn’t spend any time there during the day

The accommodations were average for the price. Free internet is a given in today's society, but since there was only one internet router in the center of the hallway on each floor, I couldn't connect to the internet in my room, which was only about 5 meters away. I called the staff and told them the internet connection wasn't working, but they had no other options. If you're looking for accommodations during a tight trip, I highly recommend the Subin Hotel, located across from Daejanggeum Restaurant in the city center. Ultimately, the poor internet connection made it difficult to conduct business.

The hotel was greatly situated on the island. They arranged everything for us including transfers back to Pakse. We hired bikes at 30,000kip each for 2 days and this was great fun. The hotel also did all of our laundry at a fee but it was beautifully clean! The hotel restaurant did amazing food and we particularly liked the breakfast! The pool and amenities were great and we loved our room and balcony. Would highly recommend this!! :)

Service was good, but some confusion with food orders. Food is good, but expensive for what you get. Hot shower kept triggering the breaker, so you got maybe 3 minutes of hot water, and then had to wait to reset it (no idea if this was the case in all rooms). Overall the location makes up for most of that. It's a very peaceful location.

This was the only hotel I ever stayed at in Pakse, so don't have a way to compare it to other places, but it was priced as high or higher than most other places in town. Setup was a little strange, felt like someone's home that got converted to a hotel. Also felt like it wasn't originally designed as a 5 story building but rather that floors were subsequently added. Staff speaks little to no English with the exception of one older lady that seemed to be translating for everyone. The breakfast room at the top floor was nicely setup with beautiful river view. Breakfast was basic but nice. My room was a little dated and very basic. It had everything I needed, just everything felt super old. Curtains couldn't be properly closed all the way and the room could not be kept dark in the mornings. I also had a problem with ants in the bathroom, in my toothpaste, my shaving cream and on the towels. Overall not a bad place to stay, but when I return to Pakse I will probably try some other hotels before returning to this property. 

In the same size city as the small town of Base, this Sengoalang is already the top of the local area. Although I can't complain about 😂😂😂, according to the national conditions of Laos, third world countries, we can't have requirements, hahahahaha...because there are requirements and it doesn't help...People are on that condition. ...One person at the front desk can speak English, and the others speak Thai (~ can translate software to wait, signal 2-3G... Hahaha... often disconnected the network... Don't say it... Hahaha... Make up for it yourself 😅)...