Booked in advance, turned up 1pm day i booked for, was told current guests had decided to stay on so no room fo rme. Total joke, find somewhere else.

I stayed 2 nights in the dorm and it was very nice - very clean, aircon, quite. They clean it every day, the bathroom next door was also clean. Staff was friendly. Would go there again.

I don't know where tripadvisor has the prices from but the cheapest room we saw on their list was 10€~100.000Kip! We paid 10.000 extra for TV. The TV didn't work the whole stay and after asking fir payback - they just denie, turn around and walk off. I mean it's just about 1€ but it totally matches the way the... More

We booked 6 rooms here upon arriving to Vientiane. It seemed. CLean and nice. Upon checking into our room we found hundreds of ants that had to be taken care of. As each day went on the staff at the front desk ( all cleaning staff were amazing ) became more and more rude. Some of my laundry was lost... More

Staff were rude. On arrival asked to see a room and was presented with a check in form. Asked again and was given a key. Took a room, then at 9pm had one member of staff hammering on the door saying 'pay now, pay now!!'. He didn't ask for it when I checked in so I told him we would... More

First of all, there is a cheaper place down the block, Youth Hotel, right next to Mixay Paradise.

 Now, don't pay attention to the sign Free Wi-Fi, internet is sooo slow, you'll be able to go to Bangkok and back and your page will be still loading. The have cheapest internet they could get. 

Most unwelcoming place I've been in... More

Was put in 'dorm' room (four beds in a very small room) with two much older men (I am female, under 21). Sheets were dirty, rooms was cramped, air con was stuck on full blast all night. Shower and toilet on this floor (very top floor) did not work and staff did not show where the ones of the next... More

This was the cheapest place in Vientiane that I found and I have been there about 10 times. Its very basic. If you dont get into town early its hard to get a room at all. You can come in after curfew.

Our room was very basic. There was a bed and a fan but that was pretty much it… The bathroom was a tipical example of Loa construction, the shower was one side, the drain at the other side but we could see the humour of it. But what bothered us most was the staff. There weren’t helpfull or friendly at... More