Business Hotels in Vientiane

We checked in the next day. The room was nice and the facilities were relatively new. The quality of the previous guests was not high. There were many damaged places, which made me feel bad for the hotel. There are many Chinese restaurants around, but the prices are relatively expensive and the food is not good. There is a Chinese supermarket next to it. When buying, pay attention to the expiration date. The price is relatively expensive.

Next to the Crowne Plaza Hotel, it is very new, but it smells like decoration. It will be better to stay in another month. The room is small, there is a Starbucks nearby, and there is a small convenience store across the road.

Locals refer to this hotel as ‘the Chinese hotel’, and it is very Chinese. The reception staff don’t speak English but are fluent in Chinese. Room deposits can be paid in RMB. The Buffett breakfast is excellent, the pool are other facilities are good too. The rooms are clean (see photos). Conveniently located for the airport, local area is okay but not brilliant.

Facilities: The facilities are very new and the rooms are spacious Hygiene: The rooms are clean, the hot water flow is stable and the water volume is large Environment: The surrounding environment is clean and safe Service: The front desk can communicate in Chinese, and you can also book airport pick-up and drop-off services, which is very considerate! I stayed with my family twice in Laos and saw the sunrise in the room. The biggest feature is that you can communicate with the staff in Chinese, the breakfast is also in line with the taste of Chinese people, and free airport pick-up and drop-off services are also provided.

The location is great, very close to the night market, right at the door, and close to Bar Street and French Street. But it takes half an hour to walk to the Arc de Triomphe. The room is a bit small, the bathroom layout is unreasonable, either the shower room has no door, or you have to shower in the bathtub. The service was good and the minibar was free. An afternoon tea was also provided. The hotel's small swimming pool is very picturesque. There is no sofa to rest in the room except the bed, so you have to go to the balcony. The hotel is very close to the airport. Breakfast is semi-buffet and you can order food, but the staff is a bit low-level. There are too many people and they feel a bit chaotic when ordering.

The hotel facilities are new, the service attitude is particularly good, the hotel lobby can make tea for reception, and the front desk will help call a taxi for convenience. It is very close to Sanjiang and French Street. Not far away is the Arc de Triomphe. This place is very convenient. I will stay in the hotel next time.

I heard that the hotel owner is Chinese. The facilities and services are similar to those of the domestic all-seasons. Although the location is not in the downtown area, it is very convenient to take a taxi. The hotel breakfast is also very delicious and suitable for Chinese stomachs

Salana is a really beautiful French style hotel in a good area to stay in Vientiane. The cocktail bar is very elegant and civilised and the staff are a delight. I’ve never seen a bed so huge as our bed and we had a jacuzzi bath too. The room was really big, spotlessly clean and super comfortable. Airport transfer was very reasonable and well organised too. I can’t fault the place - it was a delight. We had plenty of massages down the street and we went to a really interesting visitor centre called COPE about how the landlines have affected the people of Loas and what we can do to help, it was really human, soul searching and gut wrenching. The tuk tuk can take you there from the street.

Not sure if it is the most budget friendly or not but it comes with a kitchen and a working desk with an office chair. Which for a business traveller is a plus. For the toilet it is alright, but for the bidets fanclubs out there, you guy will be disappointed. Overall experience is awesome, great location, friendly staff, great breakfast.

It’s a great bang for your buck this hotel is! Communication is a breeze, and the free airport pickup and transfer to the railway station are just fantastic perks. I messaged them for a pickup as I landed super early, around 7:30 am, and guess what? The driver was already there waiting for me. Talk about service! The room was spotless and really cozy—I slept like a baby during my stay. Since the hotel is pretty new, they’re still getting things up and running. For example, the free breakfast ran out quickly because of a big tour group. But no worries, Manager Chan was on it! He quickly whipped up some dumplings for the individual guests like me. How awesome is that? The front desk staff might struggle a bit with English or Chinese, but they’re super eager to help. Google Translate can be a lifesaver here. The driver, on the other hand, speaks fluent Chinese. He even offered his WeChat, so you can chat with him in Mandarin easily. One of my favorite spots was the lobby. Manager Chen often makes tea for himself and invites guests to join in. He’s so friendly and generous with his time. I learned so much about Laos and its culture just by chatting with him. The only downside is that the hotel is a bit out of the city center and since it’s new, Google Maps isn’t quite up to date. This can make it a bit tricky for ride-hailing apps to find the place. A few little extras like a hair dryer, a city map, and some tour information would be great additions for travelers. But overall, it’s a wonderful place to stay! ---