I found this hotel to be acceptable for a couple of nights. Rooms are big, bathrooms are too dark. Weird joint, I'd say it used to be offices of some sort. Service was very good. Front desk staff went the extra mile and got us out of some hot water.

We weren't provided with a mosquito net even though there are TONS of mosquitos everywhere. Good think we brought one, but I'm sure not all travellers bring their own. Service was otherwise good.

Nice clean rooms, great value, very friendly staff. The guy on reception was really helpful and took care of aranging our Visas for Vietnam, cleaning staff very friendly. Restaurant Bar opposite "Blue Bannana" has real english bacon...

Was staying here as part of a tour so had no choice. My room had a broken window and another which had a curtain into the corridor. The room was dirty with rubbish in the waste paper basket. It does not have a lift. Breakfast was poor.

Got there late at night and decided to stay as had no other option. Hotel is horrible! Rooms are spacious but dirty, especially bed sheets. I was disgusted to use the bathroom. Entire hotel is run down and has a strong smell of cigarettes. Prices are non - negotiable and high (USD 30/night) compared to other places in Vientiane (and... More

When we arrived in Vientiane we were suprised to find all the hostels and guesthouses full... We were walking around for about 30 min before asking at this place, which had a double for 30 USD so we were pretty desperate and just took it for 2 nights and then continued south, The lobby was completely empty of people, and... More

Huge Clean Rooms with a bit of work needed in the bathrooms.. But overall the rooms are clean and bright. Close to action in Town.

I basically stumbled across this hotel, and having done enough walking decided that this would be the one I would stay in. To my delight, it was a good hotel, friendly staff, clean and spacious bedrooms and a spacious western style toilet. I stayed here last summer and paid around £10 per night and was very happy with the hotel.... More

Having stayed in the paris Lao hotel for two nights gave us an impression on the hotl and the hotl management. I m not sure whether the hotel can be called a hotel. For me it was more less a guesthouse. Due to the fact we were travelling with a small child we had booked a triple room. Given to... More