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Fast facts about Vientiane, Laos
Accommodations | 380 properties |
Popular hotel | Muong Thanh Luxury Vientiane |
Popular area | Vientiane City Center |
Nightly rates from | S$9 |
Airport | Wattay International Airport |
Reasons to visit | Sightseeing, Culture, Restaurants |
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Traveler impressions of Vientiane
A quiet city that could be romantic for couples, the language barrier and weak tourist infrastructure make it more of an "adventure destination.
Vientiane is a city, if you never been here before and just come here for an experience will do. May come to Laos through here to Long Probang.
We enjoyed see a couple of the monuments and stupas. However 1 days is enough to see most everything.
A small town. Easy to see all there is to see, which is not much, in a very short time frame. There is fairly good food.
Nothing much too do. Nice coffe shops and restaurants. Very French, fantastic baguettes and croissant.
Friendly, kind, honest people. Amazing food at restaurants and street vendors. The night market on the river is lovely.
I rented a bike to tour the countryside with a guide. The bike rental was on the same street as my hotel (Ibis) it was very convenient.
Excellent..visa service for most embassies Good food and great shopping. Don t miss the night market along Mekhong river.
Small & relatively tranquil for a national capital, but good for a few days of relaxation, some light sightseeing, Beer Lao, and fairly authentic European food.
Its a quiet city. I was surprised by the wine that was there, stores everywhere with high end stuff. Wasn't sure if it was legit or not.
This capital city is getting larger with a large influx of foreigners in living here. Traffic is becoming a nightmare.
The capital city of Laos is a quiet chaos of people and changes. Many people are flocking to this city to do business and to buy up land, space, and/or buildings.
the area near the river is the old French part of town, along Rue F. Nginn and the parallel streets. it is full of good restaurants.
There is not much to do in Vientiane to warrant more than a 1&1/2 days at max as a tourist. There are plenty of Wats to see and that is mostly it.
In short: if you do not like the mass tourism industry of Thailand, but do like South East Asian culture, it be easier to find it HERE.
Inner Land city near the Mekong River and opposite of River is Thailand . Most of the people here are friendly and no many car and very quiet city and no pollution.
There is not much to be done nor seen in the city itself. One full day will cover most of the attractions.
Beautiful city with many amazing tourist attractions and temples. City streets are always crowded with cars and they will park anywhere.
Vientiane is pretty laidback capital - even for a South East Asian standard. There's virtually no traffic, nobody is rushing anywhere, and there's so many cool coffee and pastry shops to choose.
It was too hot during the day and quit many shops were closed before opening for dinner. Night market was great because we could see the beautiful sunset in the river where many locals also enjoy walking and exercising.
Must see places are Pha That Luang, Patuxai, Wat Sisaket, Buddha Park, Night Market, sunset by the Mekong River.
Lovely little town, nothing like a typical Asian capital city. Small town, everything easy to find. There are son many nice buildings and temples everywhere right in throughout the city centre.
I love Vientiane. It is just very laid back, and peaceful :-) Don't expect to do much while there, and to be completely honest, you can visit all major attractions (i.
Tuk tuk is very expensive compare to other countries in the region, costs usd 5 to 8 within the town.
Vientiane (Viang Chan) is not a large city, and one can visit many sites, shopping areas and dine at excellent restaurants on foot.
everything is okay, it's Vientiane after all,always negotiate the charge of tuk tuk. the people at there are like super friendly, only that if they are more concerns and become a bit more sensitive about the food.
Vientiane is the Dubbo of the orient. It's pretty darn small, doesn't really have much going for it as far as nightlife.
Very modest and limited options to do anything. 2 days here would be more than enough to do sightseeing
It's a quiet sleepy town, very flat terrain if you rent a cycle, many temples if that's your thing, no real nightlife to speak of and feels like somewhere you visit briefly on the way to somewhere else.
It is a strange place. Run down and sort of empty. Interesting and safe to check out but not a place I would go to if I didn't have Visa business there.
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Frequently asked questions
What's the average price of a hotel in Vientiane?
The average price for a 3-star hotel in Vientiane is USD 28. The average price for a 4-star hotel in Vientiane is USD 41. The average price for a 5-star hotel in Vientiane is USD 87.
What's the average price of a hotel in Vientiane this weekend?
The average price for a 3-star hotel in Vientiane this weekend is USD 28. The average price for a 4-star hotel in Vientiane this weekend is USD 42. The average price for a 5-star hotel in Vientiane this weekend is USD 84.
What's the average price of a hotel in Vientiane tonight?
The average price for a 3-star hotel in Vientiane tonight is USD 27. The average price for a 4-star hotel in Vientiane tonight is USD 40. The average price for a 5-star hotel in Vientiane tonight is USD 80.
What are the best hotels in Vientiane near Wattay International Airport?
Verified travelers to Vientiane who stayed near Wattay International Airport have given top reviews to S Park Design Hotel, San Jiang Grand Hotel and Chandara Boutique Hotel.
What are the best hotels in Vientiane near Patuxai?
Verified travelers to Vientiane who stayed near Patuxai have given top reviews to Urbanite Hotel, Central Boutique Hotel and Patuxay Place.
What are the best hotels in Vientiane near Vientiane Night Market?
Verified travelers to Vientiane who stayed near Vientiane Night Market have given top reviews to Viryla Boutique Hotel, La Seine Hotel and Seng Tawan Riverside Hotel.
What are the most popular hotels in Vientiane?
Popular hotels in Vientiane include Muong Thanh Luxury Vientiane, Crowne Plaza Vientiane and Aaron Vientiane Hotel.
What are the best hotels in Vientiane for couples?
Couples who stayed in Vientiane have given high ratings to Muong Thanh Luxury Vientiane, Crowne Plaza Vientiane and Aaron Vientiane Hotel.
What are the best hotels in Vientiane for families?
Families who stayed in Vientiane highly recommend Muong Thanh Luxury Vientiane, Crowne Plaza Vientiane and Vientiane Garden Villa Hotel.
What hotels in Vientiane have the best views?
Verified travelers to Vientiane have given top reviews for the views at Seng Tawan Riverside Hotel.
What hotels in Vientiane have the best breakfast?
Verified travelers to Vientiane have given top reviews for the breakfast at Salana Boutique Hotel, Dhavara Boutique Hotel and Lao Orchid Hotel.
What's the best neighborhood in Vientiane to stay in?
Popular neighborhoods among travelers staying in Vientiane include Vientiane City Center, Near Riverfront and Sisattanak.

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More about Vientiane
Vientiane has a mixed heritage still evident in its architecture, its street names, and in its food. French restaurants can be found up and down Avenue Lane Xang. The city is best appreciated by the Mekong, where open-air restaurants serve fresh seafood and Beer Laos well into the evening.
For shopping, most locals and visitors head to Talat Sao – the morning market. Silk and clothing, religious trinkets, DVDs, electronics, and handicrafts are also on offer, and the entire complex is air conditioned, making for one of the more comfortable market experiences in Southeast Asia.
One of Vientiane's top tourist sites is Patuxai, the Victory Gate. Patuxai is a monument in the center of Vientiane that is embellished with mystical Buddhist and Hindu figures and features a viewing platform at the top. Another site, just outside the city center, is Buddha Park, where more than 200 cement statues of Buddhist and Hindu figures inhabit neatly trimmed gardens.
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