Spa hotels in Vientiane

Excellent! The price was much cheaper than what you'd pay domestically. The location is decent, though a bit far from the night market and the bustling downtown area. The breakfast spread was incredibly rich, with both Western and Chinese sections to choose from, offering enough variety that you wouldn't repeat a dish even if you stayed for three days. The noodles and rice noodles were especially delicious.

I was initially given a room that reeked of cigarette smoke, but the hotel kindly moved us to a slightly better one. Breakfast was decent. It's run by Chinese owners, and you can exchange money here, which is convenient. There are also a few restaurants nearby, and you can walk to the Mekong Riverfront restaurants in about 20 minutes, which was nice.

Advertised as a boutique hotel but with a standard of 3star hotel. Nice rooftop pool and bar. Breakfast is served a la carte only. Room seems spacious but lacking in ambiance. Bed super loud and squeaky.

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.

This hotel offers incredible value for money. Firstly, they provide a complimentary, private airport transfer service – not a large shuttle bus, but a clean and brand new 5-seater car, just for you. Secondly, the hotel environment is excellent. The rooms are very comfortable, especially the bed, which is incredibly cozy. Thirdly, the breakfast spread is incredibly rich, offering a wide variety of Chinese, Japanese, Western, Thai, and local specialties. Most importantly, the price is unbeatable; the value for money is outstanding. The only minor drawback is the lack of Chinese-speaking staff. It would be even better if they could improve this in the future by having Chinese-speaking front desk personnel.

The room was just as I remembered from a few years ago, with some outdated facilities. The lighting was a bit dim, which I still found a little uncomfortable. The breakfast selection was also quite limited, and there wasn't anything I particularly enjoyed.

Clean and good quality hotel. On the downside, the air conditioning let a large puddle of water inside when it started to rain outside. At breakfast, where we arrived half an hour before it was due to end, the hot food had run out. The picture shows all the protein I could find in the thermal bath. There wasn't even an omelet or eggs available in the open kitchen.

Great atmosphere, reasonable room prices, and comfortable. There's a casino too. You can stay here anytime you visit Laos.

Breakfast is the worst, room is ok, overall it is an old hotel.