Vientiane Hotels with Bars

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐My top choice for business trips to Vientiane, I highly recommend the Vientiane City Hotel! My recent business trip to Vientiane led me to stay at the Vientiane City Hotel, and the overall experience far exceeded my expectations – it's definitely a high-quality business hotel. The room was spacious and airy, with panoramic floor-to-ceiling windows offering a superb view. In the evening, you can overlook the city's residential areas and the distant airport, creating a wonderful ambiance. The room decor is modern and minimalist, with luxurious flooring, soft and skin-friendly bedding, and excellent soundproofing. After a busy day, you can get a peaceful night's sleep. The bathroom amenities are meticulously chosen, featuring a marble countertop, a separate shower, stable and abundant water pressure, and high-quality toiletries for a comfortable washing experience. The mini-bar setup was a pleasant surprise, with a retro kettle and a mini-fridge stocked with drinks and ice glasses. The attention to detail is remarkable, giving it a very homey feel, so even a long stay wouldn't feel monotonous. The buffet breakfast offers both local Laotian flavors and Western simple meals. The taste is authentic, the dishes are exquisitely presented, and you can freely combine items as needed to start your morning full of energy. The hotel's security management is rigorous, with standardized entry and exit procedures. During a business trip to Vientiane, a sense of security in accommodation is particularly important, and I felt completely at ease during my stay. The staff were polite and professional, and the front desk responded promptly, making communication smooth and efficient. The hotel's location is convenient for travel, making it easy to get to major government and enterprise units and business districts. With brand-new hardware, tasteful design, and comprehensive facilities, it's suitable for both short business stays and longer-term assignments. Compared to many other hotels in Vientiane, the Vientiane City Hotel stands out with its comprehensive strength, balancing aesthetics, comfort, and security. On my next business trip to Vientiane, I will definitely choose this hotel again, and I also recommend it to friends coming to Laos for work or inspection. Hygiene: Excellent 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻 Environment: International five-star standard, definitely 'old money' style, which I really like. Service: The service is excellent, and the front desk staff member is very handsome.

The location is super convenient, close to everything downtown. The ground floor is a coffee shop, and the floors above are the guesthouse. For the price, which includes breakfast, it's an absolute bargain! It's clean, tidy, and cool. And for breakfast, as pictured, you even get to choose one of three options!

I have to say, the service quality, staff professionalism, and overall environment here are truly top-notch! Plus, you can enjoy beautiful views right from your room. Staying at the Athens Hotel elevated my satisfaction with this trip to a whole new level.

The hotel is in a fantastic location with a luxurious atmosphere. The front desk staff speak English very well, and the restaurant team is equally fluent. I really loved how the hotel truly captures an authentic Lao vibe. However, I’d like to note a few things that I feel a five-star hotel should have. No room slippers provided, which I believe are an essential amenity. No bidet spray in the bathroom, which is pretty much a must-have for modern bathrooms. The bed is quite small for a five-star standard. Normally, it should be at least a King-size (6ft), but this was a Queen-size (5ft). Overall, it was still a great experience and not bad at all. I’m still giving it 5 stars.

The hotel is excellently located, just 10 minutes from the airport, making it a perfect choice if you have an early flight. The hotel itself is very clean, offers beautiful views from the window, and has incredibly polite staff! My only wish is that breakfast was included in the price, as there's no time to look for food when you have an early check-out, and there aren't many options nearby.

We had a group booking for 12 people. We arrived late at night, slept there, had breakfast the next morning, checked out, and then went to Thailand. The whole experience was excellent. I was especially grateful that the staff diligently checked if one of our group members had left a camera and bag behind, as requested. Everything was resolved. Thank you.

Everything about this hotel was great, from the service to the friendliness of the staff. I especially liked that there's a convenience store on the first floor where you can buy Korean food, alcohol, cigarettes, and most daily necessities. The only downside is that it's about a 30-minute drive from the tourist area and Vientiane's main downtown spots. Aside from the location, everything else was top-notch.

Not bad, pretty much as expected.

The hotel's location is decent, with a Big C supermarket nearby, which is convenient for dining and shopping. However, the breakfast is very mediocre, not living up to its Ctrip 5-diamond rating or its self-proclaimed 4-star Great Wall brand. I'm not sure how hotels outside of China can be rated by domestic Chinese star standards; it clearly seems like a self-awarded brand. There was a power outage in my room in the middle of the night. After dawn at 6 AM, I realized only my room had no power while other areas did. The phone was broken, so I had to walk to the front desk to request a repair. By 8 AM, no one had come to fix it, and the response I received was that the maintenance staff hadn't woken up yet. The room had a strong smell, clearly from long-term smoking. It improved slightly after turning on the air conditioning, but it still felt unpleasant. The hotel's hardware could be on par with a 4-star domestic Chinese hotel, but it's poorly maintained, and the staff's service is subpar, a far cry from the 'Dream South' service slogan. I will definitely not choose this hotel again, nor any other hotel under the 'Dream South' brand.

Location Just over a 5-minute walk to Talat Sao. It's a bit far from the riverside sightseeing area, taking about 15–20 minutes on foot. Nam Phu Fountain Square is roughly a 10-minute walk away. Room Spacious for the price, which was nice. As other reviewers have mentioned, it looks much older than you'd expect for a hotel opened in 2011. There were no power outlets near the bedside, nor around the desk. Instead, an extension cord was sticking out near the floor, which came as a bit of a surprise. The bathroom was of moderate size, but the hot water supply was poor. The toilet tank wouldn't fill with water, so I had to use the handheld bidet sprayer attached to the toilet to fill the tank manually in order to flush. Amenities seemed to include everything necessary. Breakfast The made-to-order beef noodle soup was delicious, with a really wonderful broth. There were about 5 hot food options—fewer dishes than expected. Staples were abundant, including rice, congee, the aforementioned noodles, and bread, along with salads and fruits. I think it offers good value for money. It seemed like renovations were underway, and out of two elevators, one was out of service. Since the upper floors of the building appear to house corporate offices, the elevator wait times were very long around 8:00 AM due to the morning rush hour. Anyone planning to check out around this time should take note.