The Sanctuary Nam Ngum Beach Resort

1. The hotel is amazing, with great views and facilities that are great in Laos 2. The towels in the bathroom were used twice and not changed, but I always bring my own towels when traveling so it doesn't matter 3. The hotel's food and drinks are great, cheap and delicious, everyone must try the hotel restaurant 4. The price of an extra bed for children is very reasonable, much higher than expected 5. The hotel service is good, but you need to communicate in English, it is recommended to bring translation software, and hope that there will be staff to help with luggage at any time, even if you give a tip, you are willing

During my trip to Maldives, I accidentally saw three hotels on the north shore of Lake Nam Ngau on Google Maps, and later booked the Nam Ngau Hotel on Ctrip. The hotel front desk was very good. I arrived by motorcycle. After I arrived, I was immediately greeted, introduced the various facilities of the hotel, and helped me with my luggage. But the whole process was in English. If you don’t understand English very well, there are still some difficulties. You can try to use translation software. The hotel room is very good, with complete facilities, original decoration, comfortable bed, independent balcony, and the lake is open when you open the door. It is very similar to the style of the hotel I stayed in Maldives. The sunset in the afternoon is also very beautiful. The price of the hotel restaurant is also very affordable. The dishes are basically 2.5-4.5 $, generally 3 $, which is still very affordable. There are kayaks for rent at the hotel pier, the price is 5 $ per hour. I rented it for an hour and rowed on the endless lake. It was a very rare experience. There are also motorboats for rent, but I didn’t experience it. You can also contact nearby villagers and take a fishing boat to visit Nan'e Lake. It costs 100 RMB per boat for 2 hours, which is very worthwhile. ps I am very grateful to Jackky (or maybe Jacky) at the hotel front desk. When I checked out and paid for the kayaking fee, I found that I didn't have enough banknotes and I didn't bring a credit card, so he helped me waive the 5-dollar kayaking fee. I thank him for his understanding here, because it has been a long time since I used cash and POS machines in China... Another point is that there are very few Asian tourists here. It is a very niche place. I should be the only Asian guest in the hotel at that time.