Hotels With breakfast in Luang Namtha, Laos

Staying at Zuela was ideal before doing a 3 days trek nearby. It was clean, spacious, convenient, good breakfast and the front desk staff was helpful. Was surprised to see all the negative reviews before booking and almost didn’t book as a result, but there is really nothing to worry about. If you are here most likely you are going to explore nature and stay in much more rural conditions, so better adjust your expectations or choose somewhere else to explore if you expect a 5 star luxury resort. Zuela also offers laundry service (and other services like transportation) if you need it. If you do like to have shampoo and conditioner then bring a small bottle but there is basic soap to use. Would definitely stay again if back in Luang Namtha.

Stayed for a night on a business trip, the location is not mentioned, because it is too small, there is no city center or city center, downstairs is full of food and play, including the kind you want to play, there is a big supermarket next door, I saw a few bad reviews before, maybe the peers are spoofing, The Lao waiter in the room was very serious. I also tipped. She was not surprised. The front desk service was also very good. The driver was a bit dry and dry. He asked him not to sit at the front desk in the future. In short, a sentence is worth recommending, rest assured to stay!

one of the closest hotels to the border for those entering China, making it a very convenient stop, especially for travelers and bikers. Its strategic location is perfect if you plan to cross the border early or just need a quick rest before continuing your journey. The hotel is also suitable for motorcycle riders, with easy access and practical facilities nearby. There is a halal restaurant located close to the hotel, which is helpful for Muslim travelers, although options are quite limited. In addition, there is a laundry shop nearby, making it convenient for long-distance riders or those on extended trips. Overall, Bodhi Hotel is a good and practical choice for a short stay near the border.

Let's start with the positives: the room was clean and tidy, but also completely overpriced. We had booked 3 nights through Trip.com and were told we'd have to switch rooms after two nights because they were fully booked. We were also told we could cancel the last night if we didn't want to stay. We wanted to check out the hotel first and said we'd get back to them. The odd thing was, we were the only guests. We ended up checking out a night early. We were told to cancel via Trip.com, and of course, a cancellation for the last night was not accepted. We also got the feeling they were glad to see us go. The supposed restaurant wasn't even open, so you have to go into the village. Incidentally, another reviewer was also fed the same story about the supposedly fully booked hotel. The breakfast was sufficient and the service was friendly.

The environment was nice, but the hotel's hot springs weren't open at all. I guess there weren't enough people, so they couldn't operate it anymore.

We got a free upgrade to a huge apartment. Everything clean, ok WiFi, we also got a trolley for our luggage as the hotel is huge...