Amazon central hotel

Of all the Southeast Asian hotels I've been to, none of them have the worst facilities. The visit was 50 years ago and the keyhole building was 60 years old. I'll post a picture of the exterior so take a look and judge for yourself. I was so disappointed after checking in. I just wasted my money

First of all, the entrance is hard to find. I couldn't find it, so I called through a Japanese-run bike rental shop on the opposite street, but I couldn't get through. I was pretty worried, but I finally found out that the building with a massage parlor sign was the hotel. The building is old, but the rooms are kept clean. There was no daily sheet change, so I think it's perfect for short stays. When I made the reservation, the regular room was about 3,000 yen, and I was able to stay in an upgraded room for an additional 1,500 yen. I think this is a characteristic of Laos, but everyone is relaxed and friendly. The hotel staff also worked as masseuses, and I thought their skills were quite high. The upgraded room was very spacious and comfortable. There are several restaurants, night markets, convenience stores, etc. nearby, so I think it's a good place to relax.

Location is good Lots of bugs Facilities are very lacking Friendly staff very satisfied

There was no hotel sign so I couldn't find it