Hotels in Phonsavan

"Quiet!!!! Oim .... It's noisy because of people if you go somewhere else, but it's good because there are no noisy people !!!!"

"The hotel sent a very good English driver to the airport to pick up the station for free. He called Mr. Souk and also served as a tour guide for many years. He was very experienced. If there were a large number of people, he could arrange a group day trip, including Shitan Plain, Old Buddha Capital, Spoon Village, etc., $25 per person. I was traveling alone and the return flight was scheduled, and he offered a $60 stone tank plain one to three sites for a half-day tour and sent me to the airport. He was in place and took many photos for me, and the angle was very good. You can contact him if you need it. The email address is: ***********************"

"The hotel here is nice. The area is bad, but that is to be expected when traveling to a rural area. Upon arriving you’ll immediately be pressured into buying a tour. The price I was offered was $100 for two people. The tour was from 8-4. They do bring you to all the sites which for us was good. We had an uncomfortable experience on the second day of our tour (which was booked through the hotel) it was only supposed to be $80 for a half day where they then take us to the airport, but instead at the end he charged us $95 in the local currency. Overall I would recommend the hotel, but no need to book a tour with them."

"It was really speechless. The front desk actually led us to another small hotel with a listing price of only 100,000k. The room conditions were so bad that we resolutely refused to accept it, so we reluctantly arranged the room. To be honest, I feel bad after experiencing this. The room is very cold. What's interesting is that the quilt is actually a summer quilt. It is very thin and has no quilt. It is not really unacceptable for every guest to change the bedding. English at the front desk is very poor and almost impossible to communicate. There is noddle and soup for breakfast, which taste good, and Lao coffee is also worth a try."