This is an excellent choice for a budget stay in Vientiane.

For around USD 45, I had a huge, clean room with polished parquet flooring, overlooking the Mekong.Not noisy at all, despite being next to a well known night club/bar, and excellent location. Good free wireless internet. The bed is ok - comfortable enough. The windows open, so on a cool night, you can use the ceiling fan - no need for air conditioning.

The breakfast is average, in a dark, unappealing room at the back of the hotel. Otherwise, very good.

The room was spacious ,nicely antiques decorated and clean.The breakfast was included.
Great sunset and sunrise facing the Mekong river, walking distance to nightly attractions and restaurants. The staffs were very helpful and friendly. There is a night club right next to it ,very noisy until midnight .
have a great stay:)

I booked six nights there in one of the two executive suites at 75$. Nice decor with antiques. Some travelers have complained of the noise from the bar next door but honestly I could not hear over the whirring of the aircon unit in my room. Wifi in the room does not work. When I complained that one of the bathroom towel had been badly washed, they wanted to charge me 10 dollars for having stained it. They called a taxi for me to go to the Thai consulate at a rate of 10 dollars. Coming back from there to the hotel with a meter taxi cost me 3 dollars.
They call themselves a boutique hotel but seem to cater to low-end package tours. Buffet breakfast is minimal.

I paid us$35 for a room at the rear of the property after talking myself out of the $55 riverside rooms.
I would say that it was very overpriced for what i paid given other properties in the vicinity that were better at almost half the cost.
Whilst the hotel has a nice foyer and friendly staff and restaraunt i would say that i was almost dissapointed with my room as the shower felt like small drops of water and toilet did not flush properly and also had a flimsy lock on the door.