Hotels near Vang Vieng Railway Station, Vang Vieng

The location of the hotel is just by the river with great view and an easy access to the town. The garden is large and beautiful, it's much quieter than stay in town.The staffs are all very friendly and helpful, they not not picked us from station for free, but also arrange shuttle service all the time.Really recommended!

We chose to stay here as our hostel in Vientiane recommended it. We only planned to stay for two night but ended up extending another 3 nights. It’s in a great location. The room was big and spacious and were cleaned everyday for us with fresh towels. Min and Dat at the front desk were excellent. Anything we needed whether it was the hot air balloon ticket, taxi or train ticket they were always so helpful and kind. Absolutely no issue with this place and for the price it was great.

Great location, walking distance to night market and other spots. Nice view over the river. Helpful front desk with transportation arrangement.

Positives: excellent location within walking distance to restaurants, night market, and scooter rentals. Very good breakfast. Spacious room and comfy bed. Hot and high pressure shower. Pool was nice. Air con in the room was great. A special shout out to the young man on reception who was very friendly, helpful, and had excellent English! Needing improvements: The shower water leaks under the door of the shower cubicle meaning the bathroom gets soaked. The cleaners leave their dirty flip flops in the bathroom for when they clean it (don’t understand why they wouldn’t take these with them?) Wi-Fi wasn’t great and we needed to get more codes from reception as ours kept expiring early. Rooftop was lovely but had no chairs and tables on it like the picture online, which we were looking forward to to enjoy a beer. Overall would recommend and will be back!

First of all, close to everything, located on a very quiet street! We had a wonderful corner room, very bright, with nice view over the town and the lovely mountains. Staff is super sweet! The guy who is in charge at front desk is very very helpful and speaks excellent English. The hotel is a bit run down but very clean and good beds, hot shower, good WiFi. We did not use the pool, the water there looked so so. Breakfast okay, ask and they will give you what you want. Need tickets etc, they will fix it. You can pay with card. We had a very nice time!

I am Japanese. This hotel was the best during my 5-day trip to Laos. The price and quality are worth it. I have stayed at various hotels in Southeast Asia, but this hotel is definitely a 4 star. Unfortunately, there is a difference between this hotel and the 5 star hotels, but I think this hotel is one of the best 4 star hotels. First of all, the location is good. Vang Vieng is a small city. The central area is shaped like an oval, and if you stay within that circle, you can't go wrong. This is something I learned after staying there for 3 days. There is a convenience store that is open 24 hours a day right in front of this hotel. There are almost no convenience stores in the city, and there is only one other convenience store that is open 24 hours a day. So having a convenience store right in front of you can be a big advantage. The fruit smoothie shop next to the hotel is very cheap and delicious. I have traveled to various countries in Southeast Asia, including Vietnam, Thailand, Malaysia, Singapore, and Cambodia, but there is no store that can beat the taste and price of this one. What's more, it is open until midnight. It's only a 5-second walk from the hotel, and it's so cheap that it's practically like a hotel drink bar. Next is the staff's service. Basically, everyone can understand English. This is not common in hotels in Laos, so it's a big plus. And the staff are kind and friendly. For example, when I asked, ”I want to rent an electric bicycle. Do you know a good shop?”, they replied, ”I'll call someone from the shop and have them bring the bicycle to the front of the hotel, of course, there's no extra charge.” It's common in Japan, but I was surprised to be able to have such an exchange overseas, especially in Southeast Asia. By the way, for some reason I ended up going directly to the electric bicycle shop later, and the price was exactly the same. To return the bicycle, I only had to leave the key at the hotel front desk, which was very helpful. When traveling to Vang Vieng, an electric bicycle is definitely a must (of course, a motorbike is fine, but bicycles are not allowed), so this kind of service is very much appreciated. Also, one day I returned to the hotel in heavy rain, and they brought me a bath towel. I was very grateful because I couldn't go back to my room soaking wet. When I asked for recommendations on restaurants in the evening, they gave me some recommendations and asked me with a grin, ”Massage? Lao Girl?” (It's great that it ends when you say no, whereas street vendors are persistent even if you say no). In short, the staff were wonderful. As for the room, there were no problems. The bed and furniture were clean and beautiful. However, the door was a little old (no problem in use), and there was an inevitable problem with insects. This was the case in all hotels in Laos, so there was probably nothing that could be done about it. Also, when I returned to the room on the second day, there was a slight sewage smell. This is also common in other countries. I was bothered by this smell in the tower apartment I lived in in Malaysia. It would be better if they had insect repellent or deodorizing spray. The breakfast was neither good nor bad. When I chose the hotel, all the plans included breakfast, so I think of it as a ”free breakfast,” but if it was free, I would be satisfied with it. In addition, the shared spaces were cool and clean, so there was nothing to complain about at this hotel. I had to choose between staying at a ”hotel with many reviews and average ratings” or a ”hotel with few reviews but high ratings,” so I chose the latter and I'm glad I made the right choice. Vang Vieng was a wonderful city. I'll definitely come back, and when I do, I'll stay at this hotel.

Good room, beautiful, clean Employee service is very good. Walked to the villa and explained every point. The surrounding atmosphere is good, private, and parking is convenient. The food was delicious. Staying means enjoying the atmosphere and not going anywhere. At night it rained In the morning, the mountains were misty and very beautiful. You really picked the right day.

The hotel was in a great location.Walkable distance from many eateries .The room and shower was spacious and clean .The breakfast was a delicious traditional breakfast .The pancakes were really good . I didn’t get to experience the pool but it looked very clean .I would come back again .

We stayed in Vang Vieng for nights and we decided to stay at Tmark Resort. We were impressed with our first step into their lobby. Nice view of the mountain as a lobby background. A warm welcome from the reception staff upon arrival. A porter staff helped us to carry our bags, he was so polite and helpful. Another ”WOW” in this resort is the view from our room. The room was spacious and in good condition. They also provide a free shuttle van to the town but we preferred to stay and enjoy our time in the resort. We tried their food at the restaurant for dinner and the food was delicious at a reasonable price. In the morning, we went to their breakfast and there were plenty of choices. We saw a good mix of European and Asian guests. Yummy bakery items and fresh noodles were included. Smooth checking out and we will be back again for sure.

I recently stayed at Lisha Hotel, and unfortunately, it was a disappointing experience. The bathroom had a constant foul odor, and the plumbing system was a nightmare. Every time I took a shower, the water would flood all over the bathroom, reaching the toilet and sink. To make matters worse, there was a big gaping hole under the sink that allowed lizards and bugs to come into my room, which was unacceptable. Despite claiming to be a four-star hotel, Lisha Hotel fell far short of that standard. I would rate it as a two-star hotel at best, and I would give it a mere one star based on my experience. The staff at the hotel were not helpful at all. They lacked English language skills and were unfriendly. When I asked about train tickets, they claimed it was all sold out, even though I later found out that I could easily purchase them at the train station myself. Their misinformation and unhelpful attitude made my experience in Laos very difficult, and it has left me with no desire to visit the country again. Based on my experience, I cannot recommend booking at Lisha Hotel. The foul odor, plumbing issues, lack of cleanliness, unhelpful staff, and poor customer service are not reflective of a four-star hotel, and it did not meet my expectations. I would advise looking for alternative accommodations to avoid similar disappointments during your stay in Laos.