Vientiane Hotels with Airport pickup service

The rooms all face the Mekong River and Tyrande is opposite. The hardware conditions are the best in the local area, suitable for business trips!

I was disappointed with this property. I booked a 2-bedroom unit, and my biggest complaint was the many mosquitoes in the room when we checked-in and although we tried smashing them all between our clapping hands, more continued showing up during our 4-day stay even though we kept the doors and windows closed. We were also greeted with a dirty rag on the bathroom counter that a housekeeper had left and a half-full water bottle on the balcony with a cigarette bud floating in it. The washing machine in the room was disgusting… black mold growing all over the rubber door gasket, and it smelled terrible. The room's safety box stopped working, so a hotel engineer unbolted the old box and replaced it with another one. The next day, the replacement safety box would not open, and the engineer could not find the physical key that is used to open the box when the electronic mechanism stops working, so they had to physically destroy the box door with a hammer, chisel, and hacksaw blade to retrieve my valuables. Lastly, the beds were too hard and the wi-fi was unreliable and very slow. There was no effort by hotel management to apologize for these problems and I will not be returning.

This hotel is in a great location, with friendly, knowledgeable staff, and excellent service. Well worth the price for the absolutely clean room and atmosphere. Will definitely stay again.

The decoration is very rustic, and the color of the carpet makes people feel very uncomfortable. The air conditioner in the public area is not turned on, and the corridor is hot. The breakfast is very bad, basically the level of a county guesthouse. The hotel opened by Koreans. The quality of Korean tourists is all biased, and they are so noisy.

Very good front desk and housekeeping staff that answer all my need,, hotel was a bit old but it’s ok with me,, location at middle of Chinatown with all Chinese speaking people,, breakfast was eatable,, didn’t get pickup from airport upon arrival due communication error,, trip was cut short due to unexpected incident,, will come back again,, thanks..

One main issue is that this hotel is not environment friendly. Rooms are containing aircons but it is barely closed. The hole in the wall which is used to connect indoor and outdoor units is not sealed at all. Windows have a huge gap and unable to be closed tight. Also there is no sound privacy. It's easy to hear if your neighbors having sex.

An older style hotel still our deluxe style room was perfectly adequate with daily servicing with smiling happy staff over the 6 days we were there. The pool on the 2nd floor is good for doing short laps and a small gym with weights and exercise machines. The daily breakfast was good with a great variety happy and efficent staff there led by Ajit a colorful character with a wealth of information we enjoyed many a chat with him. On reception Jer, Khamdy & Khoun were always smiling and helpful, reception manager Annie was lovely and most agreeable to our requests we would stay here again so obviously recommend this hotel.

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

I've stayed here many times whilst working in Laos. It's a very central location so easy to walk to bars and restaurants int he city central area. The facilities and service are excellent. Good gym and pool never too busy. Room is ok but not quite as modern as some of the international 5* chains. The biggest plus is the staff. Very reliable, professional and friendly.

In Vientiane, it is a very good hotel, safe and reliable. You can pay with WeChat. You can also exchange Lao currency. The breakfast is also good, with my favorite fried rice noodles, porridge, fried rice, vegetables and bread, which is pretty good. There are various Chinese restaurants on the next street, which is suitable for my Chinese stomach. I forgot to take pictures of the hotel, but it’s a perfect score anyway