Hotels with Breakfast in Vientiane

Kids under 12 stay free, and breakfast is complimentary. The accommodation is clean and well-equipped. It's close to smoothie shops, Coffee Stat, Beer Station, and just across the road from Si Hom Market. The location is excellent! The staff are very kind; they helped me call a taxi when I couldn't figure it out and even gave me directions. I would definitely stay here again if I have the chance.

Choosing the right hotel for my first trip to Vientiane was so important, and I definitely picked the right one! The Billion Hotel has an unbeatable location! It's just a 1-minute walk to the night market and 3 minutes to the Mekong River, making it super convenient for exploring food and drinks. The hotel is newly opened, incredibly clean, and features a minimalist yet sophisticated black and white decor. The rooms have excellent wet/dry separation, and the bedding is truly comfortable – I slept wonderfully. The front desk staff communicated flawlessly in Chinese, and their service was incredibly thoughtful, polite, and enthusiastic. All in all, I had a very pleasant stay!

A cheap stay, good for our one night only. Room had no natural light and the lights flickered. Bathrooms were fine and mostly tidy, shared with everyone else. No shampoo or body wash in shower and no towel provided. Breakfast was fine, bread and some potatoes with egg. Super central to the night market and close enough to the Mekong. Good stay for the one night only.

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.

A solid little stay: nothing flashy, but it delivers where it counts. The room is clean, bright, and quiet, with TV, AC, a hairdryer, a fridge, water and toiletries included. Staff are friendly and easy to deal with. Breakfast is simple: eggs, toast and coffee/tea. Not a buffet spread, but a nice enough start to the day. The bus station is around a 12-minute walk. A few things to note: there's no elevator and the stairs are quite steep, checkout is at 11:00, and the pillows are a bit flat. Not major issues, but good to know. Overall, good value for the price. Would recommend for travellers who just need a clean, quiet room without any fuss

Facilities: It's an older hotel with a unique, artistic design. The Wi-Fi speed was also decent. Cleanliness: The room was very clean. Environment: Not far from the Arc de Triomphe, a quick tuk-tuk ride gets you there. Service: Breakfast was good, with a wide variety of options. They offer laundry service, and while there's usually a charge for multiple items, they did my single item for free, which was a pleasant surprise! As soon as I entered, a staff member offered me a glass of orange juice, which showed great customer service. The front desk lady was very lovely and polite to guests, and she had a real sparkle in her eyes! 😁

The room was average, and so was the service. The environment and hygiene were decent, but the efficiency was poor. They missed my scheduled airport pick-up, and I couldn't get through to them on the phone!

I've been in Laos for almost a month, and on my second day, I had an early flight to catch to leave the country. Personally, I found the hotel's location a bit remote; maybe it's because I was staying in a relatively more bustling area before. The breakfast options were limited and there wasn't much variety! The upside is that the room was genuinely spacious, with one bedroom, a living room, an open-plan kitchen, and a balcony. This building gave me the impression of a managed apartment building, with residents living and cooking there. The next morning, the elevator entrance was piled high with household trash. I think if you're a family looking for an extended stay experience, this place could work, especially since you can cook your own meals if you don't like Lao food. But if you're traveling solo like me, I'd suggest looking elsewhere.

Overall the hotel is okay, but the air conditioning in my room was not cool at all. I turned it on at 16°C from 6pm until 10pm and it was still not cool. I called the reception several times and they didn't answer. I had to go down and ask them to come and look. When the staff came up to look, they said they would change the room for me, which was very late and I didn't want to waste time packing my bags and moving rooms, so I didn't change rooms. However, I think that a hotel of this level should check the readiness of the room before letting customers stay. The Wi-Fi is also quite slow. Personally, I am not very impressed with the price I paid.

This hotel boasts an excellent location near the Mekong River, surrounded by numerous restaurants and shops. The rooms are spacious and clean, with complete amenities. The highlight is definitely the rooftop pool, offering beautiful views, especially in the evening when you can capture stunning photos of the city and river. The staff are friendly and provide attentive service, making for a relaxed and comfortable stay.