We stayed at Vansana for 2 unfortunate nights before moving to a neighbouring hotel that was nicer, quieter and half the price. Vansana just doesn't seem to care about it's guests. They have a ludicrously loud nightclub on the premises, that goes until 2-3am each day and keeps all guests awake, even though every time we looked inside there was... More

I first wen to the Vansana hotel on my own for a business trip 4 years ago. I enjoyed it at that time. I was in one of the rooms upstairs, with a swimming pool view. But this year, I was with my husband and our 2 children. More than half of the hotel was closed for works (which, of... More

My husband, our 3 month old daughter and I stayed here for 3 nights. The first room we were given didn't have a working aircon, after much waiting and attempts to repair it (when all it needed was regassing!!) they couldn't get it working. They told us they only have 1 other room available (although we only saw 1 other... More

Sadly for us, this hotel looked much more appealing on the website than it actually was. In fact ,one photo of the pool looks as though something has been air-brushed out--maybe the carpark just beyond. Our room by the pool was fairly dark and unappealing, although it was certainly comfortable enough. The pool-side restaurant is mediocre at best. We hated... More

situated in a quiet location 5 mins walk from the main road , (hotel provided transport to + from the hotel as the road was pitch black at night ) rooms were large , fairly basic and tended to echo a lot , there was a decent sized bathroom with bath and shower and a safety deposit box was provided... More

My husband and three year old son and i booked the Vansana Hotel as it was close to where my brother was living with his family. I have stayed in the centre of town before but found the Vansana and its surrounding suburb a welcome contrast to the backpackers hostel/bar/resturant sence in the temple district. The staff were friendly and... More