Hotels with Parking in Vientiane

The Amari hotel was a great location for a boat racing festival, during festival time taxi or grab/loca can not drive up to the hotel, walk from main street was around 300. The standard room was quite big and spacious. The view of the Mekong river from cocktail bar on level 15 was beautiful especially during sunset, the food through out the hotel was average. Infinity pool from level 3 was a great way to watch the boat racing festival

I regret to say that this is by far the worst five-star property in Vientiane. In fact, they should place a disclaimer stating that it is strictly for Chinese guests, as communication is virtually impossible unless you speak Chinese. Despite displaying a five-star plaque, the experience falls egregiously short of that standard. Whenever I spoke in English, staff members would merely glance at me and offer no response at all; some even turned their backs and walked away, as if signaling that they simply do not care to understand English. There was only a single English-speaking staff member at the front desk. Unless she is present, it is best not to utter a word—unless you wish to be met with icy indifference. The male waitstaff at the restaurant readily responded, but only in the most perfunctory manner. When I inquired in English whether an omelet could be made, a staff member nodded, so I placed an order. When I returned five minutes later and found nothing prepared, I brought it up again; he pretended not to hear me before dismissively waving his hand, claiming they had no such thing. It was commonplace to witness guests lying across sofas directly behind breakfast tables while shouting amongst themselves, or strolling shirtless around the food stations. Perhaps because it is one of the newer five-star properties in Vientiane, the room condition itself remains decent. However, the hospitality across the board—from the front desk and restaurant to the cafe—toward guests who do not speak Chinese leaves one utterly speechless. As someone who genuinely appreciates China and has traveled across dozens of major Chinese cities, it is deeply disappointing to encounter such an experience outside the country. A recent local news report in Vientiane even covered an arrest involving a scam syndicate operating out of this hotel. I sincerely hope this establishment will evolve into a five-star hotel that truly honors China's name in Vientiane.

The environment is nice, and the accommodation feels very secure. The service attitude is excellent. I was sad to leave. The hygiene was good, clean and well-ventilated. It's convenient for getting around and finding food. Public safety is also good. It's the best choice for travelers.

Traveling from Vang Vieng, I stumbled upon this hotel by chance, and it turned out to be quite good. The hotel is located in the heart of Vientiane, very close to the Mekong River, so you can catch the sunset over the Mekong in the evening. The hotel breakfast is delicious. Although the variety is a bit limited, it's exquisite and features authentic Lao specialties. The service is excellent, and communication was seamless. On the second day, the hotel staff even helped us arrange a taxi to the airport, which was very thoughtful. I would definitely stay here again if I have the chance.

The environment here is great! It's set back from the road, so it's very quiet at night, which made for a peaceful sleep. It's clean and tidy, definitely a good choice. The owner is very welcoming, speaks a little Chinese, and excellent English, making communication super easy. I'll definitely stay here again next time!

We stayed for a night as we will be leaving the next day for Kunming. The room is clean with with access to YouTube so not too bad. The only thing is the presence of mosquitoes in the room. The good thing is its proximity to the bus station and the night market where you can soak in the local vibe. We are leaving early for a long distance trip so we asked for a packed breakfast meal as we already paid for it, it was decent with a boiled egg and 2 toast (why not make a sandwich instead) and fruits. They could have make it a bit better though as I read some rave reviews on good selection of foods for breakfast.

Honestly , the best & friendliest hostel in Vientiane . It is clean . Free drinking water . The staff will help you order food to the hostel for cheaper price & help you with any other needs. Relaxed vibe & can’t wait to return . I highly recommend

The room was very clean and the breakfast was great. The staff were also friendly, and there were many Korean restaurants nearby which was even better. There's also a supermarket about 100m away, perfect for buying souvenirs.

Great service, very clean, nice room! It was a great hotel to stay at for an early flight. It's tucked away off the main road, but the security guards in the area are more than happy to help you find it.

My stay at the Vientiane Hotel was absolutely perfect! The hotel environment is clean and grand, and the public areas are very well maintained. The room was spacious with good lighting, items were neatly arranged, and the hygiene details were spot-on, with even the corners being clean. The service was thoughtful and attentive, with quick responses. Downstairs is the Vientiane Tianjie business district, offering a huge selection of shopping and dining options, and transportation is convenient. The bed was very comfortable, the room facilities were well-maintained, and the internet was smooth. It’s quiet despite being in a bustling area, so you won't be disturbed by outside noise. The price is reasonable and offers excellent value for money. It’s rare to find such a comfortable hotel when traveling, and my overall experience was exceptionally good. I've already recommended it to my friends and will definitely stay here again next time. It truly deserves five stars!👍