Cheap Hotels in Vientiane

"Holiday Inn consistently maintains its standards. Whenever I visit a new, unfamiliar place, Holiday Inn is always my first choice, whether it's at the foot of Mount Emei, in Bangkok, or Beijing, among other locations. Of course, I don't book directly through the hotel's website, so they probably don't have my personal data. But I've stayed with you in over ten different places, multiple times. Let's talk about my recent experience in Vientiane. There was a tall male front desk staff member, with neatly parted 60/40 hair. I didn't catch his name, but his way of handling issues was a textbook example of SOP (Standard Operating Procedure) at its finest. I asked him via Xiaohongshu if I could book bus tickets from Vang Vieng to Luang Prabang at the hotel. He checked an app on his phone and made a call for me. It turned out he booked them on my behalf. He said there was a trip tomorrow at 11:30 AM and that the other party would deliver the tickets. I came back around 12:00 PM after eating, and the tickets hadn't arrived yet. He said he would follow up immediately. Shortly after his call, the tickets were delivered. He even mentioned that the other party would pick us up from the hotel lobby to take us to the station tomorrow. On the day of the bus trip, the bus was late. He again said he would follow up immediately. Throughout these two days of handling things, I paid close attention to his expression; he showed no impatience at all. He was very friendly, and even helped us take a photo with the bus once it arrived. As someone who used to work in hotels, I truly have no complaints. I hope you advance well in your career at the hotel."

"The hotel is generally good. I've been staying here for a while, first for eight days, and then I extended my stay for another seven. The breakfast, which I had every day, wasn't monotonous; the dishes rotated. I swam and worked out daily, and if it wasn't raining, I'd explore the surroundings. Once I'd had enough, I'd head off to Vang Vieng and Luang Prabang to see more."

"It's beautiful and lovely right from the entrance. You absolutely must enjoy the panoramic view of the night market from the lounge. I didn't get to check out the pool, so I can't say, lol. And I also missed breakfast, haha."

"The location is excellent, and the breakfast was also quite good. The staff were helpful，they were always willing to assist and solve any problems. The room was clean and well-maintained. For this price range, I think the overall experience is really great and the value for money is high. The only downside is the soundproofing. Some rooms are connected by a locked connecting door， although the doors cannot be opened between rooms, the sound insulation through this area is very poor. You can easily hear noise from the next room. If you are a light sleeper, or if you are staying next to a couple or a group of people, this is something to consider before booking. Overall, I still had a good stay. The hotel offers great value for the price, and I would recommend it ,just be aware of the soundproofing issue."

"The hotel's location and environment are excellent, especially the rooftop infinity pool with its breathtaking views of the Mekong River. However, the strong smell of renovation in the rooms, especially those not facing the sun, was quite off-putting. As the second highest-rated luxury hotel in Vientiane, I'd hope they'd provide an air purifier in every room in the future. Placing them in public areas on each floor seems pointless. The air purifier on the fifth floor had a broken motor, creating an extremely loud noise, and it was never replaced. Additionally, the hotel's smart control system was very uncomfortable to use. The panel lacks proximity sensors, making it invisible at night. Voice control is also far away, and the system often glitches; pressing the panel at night would even turn on the TV. The air conditioning in the room worked very well, but the lobby air conditioning was poor. Also, the exquisite teapot only holds one bottle of water, and it overflows when boiled."

"I stayed in room 504, and the air conditioning was noisy all night. Everything else was pretty good, though. The night market is just a block away from the hotel and is very lively, with local young people eating late-night snacks and drinking. It's less than a 20-minute walk to the Central Bus Station, which is quite convenient. Next door to the hotel is a restaurant called 'Piaopiao Fan' that accepts UnionPay cards with no extra fees. The hotel also has a laundry room with two washing machines and one dryer. You'll need to buy detergent from the front desk for 10,000 kip, and one packet is enough for at least three washes (I didn't buy it myself)."

"The hotel is very mew and convenience location especially the breakfast is pretty good. The japanese restaurant isshin is super yummy. The room receptionist is very professional. I will visit again and recommended hotel in laos vte 5 star."

"The hotel is conveniently located on the main street of France Street, making it easy to get to the Mekong River and the surrounding snack streets. The area around the hotel is full of tourists from various countries, with fewer Chinese visitors and more people from other nations. There are massage parlors nearby that are quite comfortable and affordable. The local food is also delicious, and you can explore the small bars at night – it's really quite nice."

"The pool is clean, and the overall ambiance is lovely. You can relax by the poolside. It's suitable for both my elderly mother and young grandchild. The location is very convenient, close to many restaurants, and easy to get around. The staff also provides excellent service."

"I was very impressed with my stay at The Charista Hotel. The deluxe king room offered a beautiful city view from its balcony. Everything, from cleanliness and location to service and amenities, was excellent and truly five-star perfect."