Jaliya is about 10 minutes walk from the centre of the city. In a quit area so you have a good night sleep. Room rates: double gardenroom fan 60.000 kip (with tv 20.000 kip extra), double room a/c 100.000 kip (with tv 20.000 kip extra). The tv thing is a bit strange in my opinion. The garden rooms are 4... More

I travel singel, and moved from Mao Pho Shak gusthouse where i payed 50.000 kip for dark room with many insect, and the walls are painting from blind baby's ( i guess). Really noisy in the morning( 3 am) from neighbour. Completly wrong choise ! Then i arrived after visiting few other guesthouses in JALIYA GUESTHOUSE. I rent bungalo in... More

We had a look at a lot of hostels in the backpacker area that we thought were a bit grimy and dirty for the price. So we found this place in my guidebook (footprint). It's slightly further out from the centre of Luang Prabang but the walk is only 10 minutes and you come straight onto the night market which... More

Jaliya is reasonably priced, but the rooms in the main building are dark and the bathrooms are cleaned only with water. In consequence the basins are spotty, the mirrors also and you have to remove the toilet paper if you want to have a shower! The mattresses are hard and the towels very thin, However you get what you pay... More

I stayed at Jaliya Guesthouse for 5 nights and it was ok, the room was nice but they never cleaned it so I had to ask for toilet paper and for them to empty the dustbin. They seemed to be very upset by that which I found odd. I payed 10$ for the room and I thought that I could... More

I stayed at this guesthouse with my partner in one of the bungalows. The 'normal' rooms were quite simple but the bungalows out in the garden were private and fairly romantic. Ours had a really comfortable bed, big wooden chair and newish aircon. Each morning I walked past a mango tree laden with fruit and smiled. Service was brusque but... More