Hotels With Breakfast in Oudomxay, Laos

We stayed for 2 nights. Location of the hotel is perfect, very central but still very quiet. The style of the hotel is traditional, air-condition worked well. The English speaking staff was very friendly and helpful in organising our trip. We can highly recommend this hotel.

Luxury hotel in the Laotian wilderness. We arrived on a slow boat and spent New Year's Eve there. Unfortunately, no festive event was held at the hotel, which was a little disappointing, because there is absolutely nothing to do in the village. More about traveling around Laos in the MarsyTravel tg channel About the hotel itself: – it is located farthest from the pier, upon arrival you are greeted by an electric car, but then if you want to take a walk to the center of the village you will have to walk through the dark and hills for about 15 minutes - hotel on the mountain, there will be a little exercise to go to the pool or restaurant -breakfast is delicious and generous -wonderful bungalow with great view, but limited supply of hot water -the water in the unheated pool is quite cold

This villa was amazing for the price, we had no idea what we were getting and were super satisfied after a long day on the slow boat. They picked us up from the jetty and also provided free breakfast, you could also preorder food for the next day. Room was very clean, very big bed and we were super stoked with luxuries like seperate shower and toilet, as well as towels. Definitely recommend

Started with a long drive from Udomxay Train Station, about 30 kilometers and about 1 hour, running out of the city, into the countryside, crossing countless mountains until reaching the destination. The atmosphere of the room that I chose was truly surrounded by nature. On the balcony of the house, there was a waterfall flowing through. No matter how hot the weather was, when surrounded by nature, I could still feel the cool air all the time. The room was comfortable. There might be some insects, but the part that I didn't like was the hot water that was very difficult to adjust to be warm. Traveling from the house to the central part of the resort was quite far. You had to call a car to pick you up or get a bicycle from the reception to ride yourself. But the part that I didn't like the most was the food. The taste was not to my liking at all. The dishes were very big. But if it wasn't delicious, I couldn't eat it. But I had to eat it because there was nothing else to eat in that area. Until the last day, I tried Lao food and found that the food tasted better. Not very delicious, but much better. Another thing that I would like to improve is the service that sometimes takes a long time. For example, when I was in the room and wanted to order food, after calling, it took almost 1 full hour. Or talking to customers should be better, compared to the price of the accommodation.

The Santuary was a lovely hotel in Pak Beng, the perfect place to stay after the long boat journey from Luang Prabang. We wished we could stay longer to enjoy the facilities and view of the river

+ Amazing view I recommend it! It was really -Very good location sunset point, river views offer Mekong and a hearty breakfast in the morning. A unique view of the Mekong River from the terrace in front of the room. Possibility to see elephants on the other side of the river.free pickup from the pier to hostel and drop off.

There is a big difference between the displayed location and the actual location. It should be that the navigation version is too low. I called the front desk and there was a Chinese communicator. Then I waited for her to drive to pick me up. The hotel is very large in Mansay. The front desk procedures are very fast. Breakfast It's free and clean, but the network is a bit stuck here and there, but overall it's pretty good.

It's an atmospheric hotel on the banks of the Mekong River, with each bungalow being separate from the next and having beautiful teak furniture. The staff were brilliant throughout my stay and went out of their way to help with transport and food. Two negatives, however, are limited transportation into town and the cleanliness of the bathroom. When I arrived, there was a big spider in the shower section.