The most beautiful guest rooms Laos

Located in a perpendiculaire on Kitsalath Street (linking the post at the Dara Market), this guesthouse comprises rooms divided into three buildings arranged around a large peaceful garden, a five-minute walk from Mount Phoussi. The basic rooms are located in the central building, above the reception. The most expensive, air-conditioned, are on the right while arriving in the garden. All rooms are well maintained; clean bathrooms. The staff were friendly and helpful.

The city centre is a little eccentric and offers a warm welcome to travellers. The rooms were very clean and clean. A good address without frills.

A good option for small budgets that this old Lao house (classified as a UNESCO World Heritage Site) nestled in the heart of the historic centre. The rooms are very basic and vary in size and comfort, but you will be able to find one that suits you. The more expensive rooms have air conditioning and TV. They are impeccable. The cheaper ones are backpacker oriented, with shared bathroom. Their comfort is Spartan and they lack brightness. The staff is very helpful.

Luxurious villa containing stairs and floors of solid wood. Inside, 5 comfortable rooms are arranged on the second floor, with private bathroom (hot water), fan, cable TV. On the other hand, those on the ground floor have no window and suffer from humidity.

Located in a reluctant lane, close to the bridge on Nam Sam, this pension offers comfortable rooms. Good general maintenance. The hotel was very nice.

A pleasant house built in the middle of a garden. Several types of rooms: the cheapest are really tiny; the intermediaries are suitable and have a toilet cabinet. The most expensive have television. Beware, there is no water in all rooms! You will enjoy breakfast in the restaurant. Nice.

Seven clean rooms with mosquito nets and triple room. A reception room, a store and a restaurant in Western and Lao cuisine. Fish with sour sour sauce is a delight! Possibility to rent a bicycle for US $ 1 per day. The owners are sympathetic and speak English a little.

Not far from the bus stop, right on the road, five summary but clean rooms and a bungalow is under construction in the beautiful garden. Possibility to get there.

Here is a two-storey hotel and the rococo style façade, which houses 35 clean and friendly rooms. Convenient for morning buses.

Located in front of a beautiful house, this two-storey guesthouse, white, offers 19 rooms with a bathroom with hot water. Some feel a bit le. The most pleasant, with fan, are those close to the terrace.

This beautiful house on the banks of the Mekong, remarkable for its woodwork, has 11 beautiful air-conditioned rooms. Bicycle rental, laundry service. A good address a little more expensive than the really cheap guesthouses, but often sold out because of its location and the quality of its service. The manager, Eric, is French. Restaurant on the bank with a nice terrace, offering good Lao specialities as well as fruit juices, coffees, etc.

In a three-storey building, fifteen of the old rooms, one for four, for you, for a fan, for a fan, for a bathroom… The cheapest are good value for money. Basic but perfect for small budgets that only go through.

Set back from the main street, a building with 7 bedrooms with shared bathroom, as well as 6 pleasant bungalows with wooden floors and shower room (hot water). The restaurant offers a fairly extensive Lao menu and some western dishes. The chicken laap is excellent (spicy minced chicken salad, garnished with herbs). A few tables set up outside when the weather is good. Travel agency which organizes very interesting outings in the Plain of Jars.

On two floors, rooms with fan and bathroom (hot water). The establishment is often complete.

This small guesthouse offers 13 rooms and a restaurant. It is very simple, the rooms are basic, but have the merit of being very cheap. Some share a bathroom, others have a private one. The restaurant, all in bamboo, is surrounded by rice fields. Charming layout in a very rustic setting. It offers local culinary specialities and a good choice for lunch. Of course, you can enjoy the superb view.

This guesthouse, located opposite the Vat Xieng Chai, offers rooms with shared bathrooms, very basic but popular with backpackers. There is a pleasant rooftop terrace and a good, unpretentious restaurant on the ground floor. The restaurant's menu includes Lao, Thai and Western specialities. It is the oldest restaurant in the city and it is a good place to eat. Good juices and fruit shakes. Pleasant terrace when bathed by the sunset rays.

The eleven rooms of this wooden house are basic but suitable. With bathrooms (hot water), fan or air conditioning and television. The staff is nice and the restaurant is very popular with tourists. In a tiled wooden room, this restaurant offers Lao and western specialities: pizza, burgers, salads... Good choice of breakfasts. Very good coffees. The sunny terrace with a street side is nice.

This large and recent white building located on the banks of the Nam Song river offers small rooms, some with balcony and river view (these are by far the best!). They are all air-conditioned, clean and well kept, but very basic. The popularity of the establishment has led to an increase in prices. Beware of noise, think of earplugs if you are an early riser. Nice roof terrace on the third floor where you can watch the sunset.