Hotels With Wifi in Oudomxay, Laos

Ideal hotel for a quick stopover...reasonable price, spacious room but extremely hard bedding...a bad backache when I woke up...it was very cold in the room at the end of January...we asked for an extra blanket which was never delivered... The staff doesn't speak much English and the hotel itself is cold. Breakfast is free but uninteresting...

The room is quite satisfactory, and it is more convenient to eat and park downstairs. The front desk will be simple in Chinese.

There is a big difference between the displayed location and the actual location. It should be that the navigation version is too low. I called the front desk and there was a Chinese communicator. Then I waited for her to drive to pick me up. The hotel is very large in Mansay. The front desk procedures are very fast. Breakfast It's free and clean, but the network is a bit stuck here and there, but overall it's pretty good.

Luxury hotel in the Laotian wilderness. We arrived on a slow boat and spent New Year's Eve there. Unfortunately, no festive event was held at the hotel, which was a little disappointing, because there is absolutely nothing to do in the village. More about traveling around Laos in the MarsyTravel tg channel About the hotel itself: – it is located farthest from the pier, upon arrival you are greeted by an electric car, but then if you want to take a walk to the center of the village you will have to walk through the dark and hills for about 15 minutes - hotel on the mountain, there will be a little exercise to go to the pool or restaurant -breakfast is delicious and generous -wonderful bungalow with great view, but limited supply of hot water -the water in the unheated pool is quite cold

Great place, extremely relaxing in this month of April. Being outside the tourist season and in an extremely hot period we were able to take advantage of the swimming pool, great on the banks of the Mekong. It's actually not very far from the main street of Pakbeng. We were even able to see the elephants bathing opposite. If you stay long enough, go and spend some time at Mekong Elephant Park, it's a magnificent project.

It's an atmospheric hotel on the banks of the Mekong River, with each bungalow being separate from the next and having beautiful teak furniture. The staff were brilliant throughout my stay and went out of their way to help with transport and food. Two negatives, however, are limited transportation into town and the cleanliness of the bathroom. When I arrived, there was a big spider in the shower section.

I think it's a good place to stay overnight at Park Ben while traveling alone. The bed was clean and gave me drinks, shampoo, body soap and toilet paper. However, the shower and toilet of the person staying in the dormitory were in the same private room, which was a bit inconvenient. There was no air conditioner! But there were some big fans and it was cool enough. Oh, I forgot the hair dryer, but when I told the staff, he was willing to lend me. Thank you very much!

Very exquisite resort. The resort is integrated with the nature reserve. If you can only stay for one night, you must arrive at the hotel before 2 pm, and then take a car directly to the Nangjia Nature Reserve to experience the giant trees, streams and forests of nature. The restaurant offers Chinese, Laotian and Western food in the evening. The taste is good and the price is affordable. There is also a wide selection of drinks. The breakfast the next day is also very rich. The room environment is very good. It's a pity that the twin room we booked was sold out, so we were forced to change to a double room, but everything is good. Worth coming again

This was the cleanest and most comfortable hotel I stayed at in Laos, even in a remote town. The owner was incredibly hospitable, the room was spotless and odor-free, and the towels looked brand new – a world of difference compared to the rooms in Houay Xai. The breakfast was simple yet delicious, and the coffee was excellent. Definitely deserves high praise! 👍