Hostels in Vientiane Province, Laos

The hotel's location is excellent, right in the city's most popular area, facing beautiful scenery. Turn right when you leave, and there are plenty of dining options and tour services everywhere. The room amenities are clean, and the building itself is a bit old, but facilities like hot water, a fan, and air conditioning are all available. The terrace offers great views. Aside from the owner couple, the other staff members basically don't speak English, which is something that needs improvement. I checked in around 8 PM, and since the owner couple wasn't there, I couldn't check in immediately. I waited for over half an hour until they arrived. There should at least be someone at the hotel who can communicate in English; otherwise, it's impossible to resolve any issues.

The hostel’s location is perfect, also there’s many restaurants and 7/11 nearby. My bed was comfortable and nice, but room itself not the best, because they turned AC off during the day so it could get pretty hot by the evening. Bathrooms were dark and not the cleanest. The place was super crowded with people, mostly young solo travellers from western countries, so it could get noisy during evenings, but never was a problem to sleep during nights. Breakfast was amazing, enough delicious food to be full! Hostel manager also helped me with getting a taxi to the train station. Overall if you’re young, don’t really care for comfort, want a cheaper priceand crave social interactions it is a perfect place for you.

Owner is so friendly and helpful!! The hotel wasn’t fitting for my needs but she but she was great helping me. cleanliness is lacking, sheets and towels don’t smell good and the room is organized very inconveniently and outdated. All electricity switches are by the room door, including the bathroom one. The room i originally booked was tiny and smelled awful and the bathroom door didn’t close- so the showergot the room wet- hence the mildew smell. The owner allowed me to upgrade to a better room. And after two nights, we shortened our stay via trip app and she gave me back the fee I added for the upgrade. The bar across the street plays loud music until midnight and the rooms aren’t soundproof so if you’re sensitive keep this in mind. bike rental is great. And again- owner is amazing!

Nice basic hotel. Walkable to the town. Next door pool party can be a little noisy. Earplug do the trick 😆 Breakfast simple but OK. Staff helpful. Spacious room. Pillow might need to change as it is too soft. Kettle provide but the wall plug was too high. Overall OK for basic reasons

That's a lovely hostel with a unique backpacker's vibe to it. Located on the edge of the touristy city, it is still very close to all infrastructure, food and entertainment of Vang Vieng. One of the best mountain views I have seen in a hostel in this town (nice pool too by the way). Dorms are very comfortable and each dorm has its own bathroom. I love how you gotta hit the dirt, dusty road just to get to Jungle Backpackers after riding through the cute, little town of Vang Vieng - a unique feeling and a little reminder of all the hikes and trails you can go on exploring around here. A unique mix of comforts right before the immersion into the gorgeous nature of Laos.

Great for socialising and doing activities. Pool is good and reps were social, nights out were good. Unfortunately someone threw up all over the floor and on my stuff, but can’t blame the hostel.

This hostel is very well located. The amenities are standard for Laos but functional (water pressure is great which is not always the case). The real plus of this hostel is the readiness of the staff, they will help you arrange your stay (and even your stay in other cities) with readiness and a smile. Definitely recommend if you want to rest next to the pool after a long day of hiking and have good company.

It was very good. Because I had an early flight, they took me to Vientiane Airport at 4:30 in the morning (100 dollars). Also, I ate breakfast in the lobby, but it was easy to make friends because I ate with other backpackers. I climbed the mountain to the view point and got my shoes muddy, but I was able to wash them off at the tap outside the hotel (I recommend bringing your own brushes). Even on rainy days, many people enjoy playing billiards in the hostel. You can also refill your water from the water server. And the dog that lives in the hostel is very cute. If I come to Vang Vieng again, I will stay at this hostel.

The hostel is mediocre; it's dirty, cold, and there's no hot water in the shower. Luckily, I had my own bed sheet because the one provided by the hostel was covered in stains. I wonder if they even clean it. Avoid at all costs.

I randomly booked this place online, and the price was an absolute steal. I got a bed in a 35-person female dorm, including breakfast. Honestly, the breakfast alone was worth 20; it was delicious, even the plain eggs were made so well, plus there was fruit and coffee. The dog was super cute too. I was a bit worried because I read online that the front desk only spoke English, and I thought I might have trouble communicating, but there was a handsome guy at the front desk who spoke excellent English. You take off your shoes when you enter, and almost everyone there was foreign – I was the only Chinese person. They also have a pool table, a bar with free drinks at night, and a pool. The atmosphere was great, and it felt very safe.