If you’re looking for a hotel in Savannakhet, look no further than Daosavanh Resort & Spa Hotel.
Rooms at Daosavanh Hotel offer a refrigerator, air conditioning, and a desk providing exceptional comfort and convenience, and guests can go online with free wifi.
24 hour front desk, a concierge, and room service are some of the conveniences offered at this hotel. A pool and breakfast will also help to make your stay even more special. If you are driving to Daosavanh Resort & Spa Hotel, free parking is available.
If you are looking for a good Italian restaurant, you may want to check out Cafe Chai while staying at Daosavanh Hotel.
Star ratings are intended to indicate the general level of features, amenities, and services to expect. This property is classified according to Giata.
Stayed for one night on the way from Pakse to Kong Lor. Originally booked into the Savan Vegas Hotel but only advised by the tour guide when we arrived that the hotel had been changed because the Savan was noisy ? Situated on the Mekong the hotel looks like it is designed to hold conferences not so much everyday tourists. The staff dont seem to have a good grasp of English and were too busy on their phones to talk to you. Not much in the way of local restaurants so we ate in the hotel restaurant... which we had all to ourselves. Breakfast was ok again in the hotel restaurant. Pool was massive but cold, rooms were big and bed was comfortable. Couldn't stay more than 1 night as the hotel lacked atmosphere without more than 4 people in it
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Date of stay: January 2020
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The hotel is run down, Breakfast is very basic if you speak polite. Staff is ok .
The problem is there are no much better places in this city. Maybe it is better to stay in Mukdahan on the Thai side of the Mekong river.
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Date of stay: September 2022
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Trip type: Travelled as a couple
Room Tip:Â Stay in Mukdahan
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Well, where to start. Probably with a big sigh. Here it is: siiiiiiigggggghhhhhh. Now that's over with, I can breathe again and tell you ALL about it. We chose here because we wanted a pool and, basically, it's the only show in town. We arrived after an eight hour bus journey from Champasak. All we really wanted was a nice welcome and a smooth passage to our room. Instead we had blank faces and lots of confusion, I'm still unsure if they actually knew we had booked ahead/wanted our custom. The room was good (relief), with a fine view of the Mekong and gorgeous sunsets. We spent little time in the hotel apart from the heavily chlorinated pool where,each time we arrived, the pool man asked us for our room number, which he then carefully wrote down in an A4 pad. Other people would arrive and we'd look expectantly to see if they received the same 'hospitality' but no! Just specially reserved for us. The same thing happened at breakfast; talking of which...a bit sad. Tea was cold and fruit scarce. The highlight was the omelette counter,staffed by three people. One to crack the eggs, one to cook the eggs and one to supervise. This hotel is actually very nice. What is odd is the staff appear not to actually want guests around. There was something of the 1980s Eastern bloc feel about the way the hotel is run. We decided to settle our (frankly overpriced) bill the night before. Thank heavens we did. It took FOREVER and we're were initially billed for a night we didn't stay.I don't think anyone means to be unwelcoming, it's simply that the hotel appears to feel only comfortable with its Thai or Laotian guests. No one spoke English at all. Just a little basic understanding would help. This place has a lot of potential but none of the motivation to actually make it work .shame. Lastly, don't expect the hotel to respond to any requests ahead of your arrival. We sent several emails, none were acknowledged,
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Date of stay: November 2014
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Trip type: Travelled as a couple
Room Tip:Â Ask for a room on a higher floor, facing the Mekong. If you want to use the room safe and there...
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From the 4 star rating and pictures thought this looked nice, but soon realised the pictures were not a reflection on the actual location.
Will start with the positives:
Ok now onto the negatives; Room was in need of repair - tv not working. Shower decided how hot / cold it wants to be - from cold to scolding and back to cold. Road to hotel is a muddy track which is not lit and walking back from the night market led to a nice mud bath for my shoes : legs. The pool was closed and very dirty. The grounds overgrown and in need of serious attention.
Apparently 4 star - maybe many years ago, luckily only had a night stay and so glad.
Recommend avoiding.
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Date of stay: September 2022Trip type: Travelled as a couple
Room Tip:Â Things to avoid: - this hotel.
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Unfortunately I have nothing nice to say about our stay. We only stayed one night. The only friendly person was the lady at the front desk. Apparently this hotel is the nicest on the city! Before covid that may have been true, but covid has changed things. The rooms were not clean at all. Our friends had to call the front desk to have their bathroom cleaned when we arrived. There was feces on the front of the toilet!! Our guide told us the next day that the hotel was having a hard time hiring staff. The pool was not operational and was full of green slimy water. The gardens around the pool were over grown and everything was unkept. The breakfast was minimal. The coffee and toast were good though.
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Date of stay: April 2023
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Trip type: Travelled as a couple
Room Tip:Â Before you book this hotel make sure it is fully operational with staff.
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Dirty hotel, without any charm. 70s communist style Restaurant swimming pool and spa closed No tea no black coffee no fruit for breakfast Far from the center, without tuk tuk Horrible to escape
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Although we visited Savannakhet some months ago, I wish to share our bad experience in this hotel. We booked for 2 adults and 2 kids and 1 extra bed was arranged. With check out a very high sum was charged for the extra bed. Since we had not been informed, I did not want to accept the payment and asked for a meeting with the manager. The receptionist called the manager, but he refused to lower the price and did not want to talk to me. When I started to discuss further with the employee, she almost started crying and all staff around also became nervous. It was clear that the manager had no idea about customer service and was treating his personnel in a 'management by fear style'. During further discussions with the personnel I found out that the receptionist would be forced to pay the price for my extra bed from her own money - probably a month salary - so I decided to pay and write this review. I hope the management has been changed in the meantime. By the way: also the breakfast was a shame.
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Date of stay: February 2011
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Trip type: Travelled with family
Room Tip:Â We had a room with balcony and view on the Mekong River. Back side of the hotel probably has...
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This could be a superb hotel, but the management show no interest in making it so. The Reception staff are disinterested and have no concept of customer service and the Hotel Manager is indifferent to the incompetence of his front-line staff.
I was kept awake on night two by Reception putting through 3 outside calls to my room between 11.30pm to 7.30am which were not for me. They made no attempt to even verify if the intended recipient was in the hotel. And, nobody was interested in making an apology to me for lost sleep or making any kind of reconciliatory gesture. Instead, I was presented with a bill for a broken glass when I checked out!
Sadly, the restaurant and bar staff do try. They are friendly and attempt some English. Rooms are comfortable and clean. I ate two nights there and it was acceptable for Laos.
Fire the Management and Reception staff and you will have a nice hotel. Until they do, stay away.
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Date of stay: September 2014
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Trip type: Travelled on business
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It might be the best there is in Savanakhet, but for the price I am a bit disappointed.
Yes the rooms are good, although they are missing just that extra that makes them really good. No bathtub, old fashioned stone floor.
The hotel is located along the Mekong river but a bit out of town, so I would think that they would have free transport service. No way, we had to pay 20.000kip for Tuk-Tuk service to town.
Then breakfast .... no buffet service but and very simple and basic plate service with tasteless orange-jus, tasteless casino-bread, tasteless jam and fried eggs that needed to be fried again. Also the breakfast area looks a bit old and not taken care off very well.
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Date of stay: November 2012
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Trip type: Travelled with friends
Room Tip:Â Have breakfast in town and enjoy fresh baked french baguettes.
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Beautiful hotel with spacious rooms, nice bathroom with rainshower. Our sink was leaking so we had to put the rubbishbin underneath it. The staff is not helpfull at all and it took them half a hour when we wanted to pay our bill. It looks like they don't care about the hotel and guests. They also speak very little English. We ate in the restaurant and I got very sick, so we had to extend our stay. Again it took half a hour to pay our bill. They have a lovely swimmingpool, but you don't have any privacy because it's also a meeting place for locals. When we were swimming and sunbathing 50 locals were watching us. On the day we left we booked the free tuktuk with them, but it didn't show up. Finally they brought us with a minivan to the busstation and we were right on time, so this was oke. The WiFi is ok.
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Date of stay: November 2014
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PRICE RANGE
S$65 - S$65 (Based on Average Rates for a Standard Room)
ALSO KNOWN AS
daosavanh hotel savannakhet, daosavanh resort and spa hotel
LOCATION
LaosSavannakhet ProvinceSavannakhet
NUMBER OF ROOMS
83
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