Hotels in Pakse City Center, Pakse

The hotel’s location is great it is at the center and have restaurants and motorcycle rentals around it. The room is clean and spacious and the lobby and terrace is a great place to relax. The staff are nice. The only comment i have is the noise of karaoke every night that i can hear in my room which i find it hard to rest!

For the price it was not very good. Stuff was also just moderate friendly and most of them didn’t really help out for further information. Overpriced. Rooftop bar was nice, but not extraordinary and food was also to expensive. I recommend going to 90s bar just a few meters further.

I stayed at Lankham Hotel in Pakse for one night and found it to be a good value budget option with a few caveats. Location: The hotel is very conveniently located in central Pakse—easy to walk to local restaurants, cafés and the main street. Room & Comfort: My room was spacious, with air-conditioning, a fridge, good hot water for the shower and a solid bed.

In the same size city as the small town of Base, this Sengoalang is already the top of the local area. Although I can't complain about 😂😂😂, according to the national conditions of Laos, third world countries, we can't have requirements, hahahahaha...because there are requirements and it doesn't help...People are on that condition. ...One person at the front desk can speak English, and the others speak Thai (~ can translate software to wait, signal 2-3G... Hahaha... often disconnected the network... Don't say it... Hahaha... Make up for it yourself 😅)...

This was the only hotel I ever stayed at in Pakse, so don't have a way to compare it to other places, but it was priced as high or higher than most other places in town. Setup was a little strange, felt like someone's home that got converted to a hotel. Also felt like it wasn't originally designed as a 5 story building but rather that floors were subsequently added. Staff speaks little to no English with the exception of one older lady that seemed to be translating for everyone. The breakfast room at the top floor was nicely setup with beautiful river view. Breakfast was basic but nice. My room was a little dated and very basic. It had everything I needed, just everything felt super old. Curtains couldn't be properly closed all the way and the room could not be kept dark in the mornings. I also had a problem with ants in the bathroom, in my toothpaste, my shaving cream and on the towels. Overall not a bad place to stay, but when I return to Pakse I will probably try some other hotels before returning to this property. 

It was easy to find using navigation. The room was great, the spacious courtyard was very relaxing, and the coffee was delicious. I'll definitely return for my next business trip.

I stayed in a dormitory, which was clean and cool. The bathroom was shared, and only one of the three showers had hot water. Breakfast is served in the lobby from 7:30am. It was simple, consisting of two slices of toast with vegetables and a fried egg and a banana, but it was delicious. The reception can arrange motorbike rentals, tours, and bus tickets. Although I didn't use them, a motorbike taxi to Wat Phu Temple costs 50,000 riel, and a tuk-tuk costs 80,000 riel.

We only spent one night at this hotel, but it was very pleasant to be able to cool off in the pool after a long minibus journey. The room was spacious and modern, and for once, the pillows were a good size, which prevented us from waking up with a stiff neck. The dining room was very comfortable with its large armchairs; we even had dinner there because the surrounding area wasn't very inviting. Breakfast was à la carte; a buffet would have been better to avoid long waits when a whole group orders with lots of specific requests in English to the poor Laotian waiter who has a limited vocabulary.

The hotel is easy to find on Google Maps, just one block from the main avenue. It offers 24-hour service, parking, and extra services like laundry and scooter rentals. The receptionist is very friendly and helpful; he just needs to improve his English. He helped us get a taxi to the airport. The room is spacious, with basic amenities: shampoo, soap, bottled water (daily), white towels, a closet, air conditioning, and decent Wi-Fi. However, the smell from the bathroom drain was rather strong. Keep in mind that you leave a 100,000 LAK security deposit (approximately $4.62), which is returned upon check-out.