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Even if the hotel is located a little outside of Vientiane, tucktuck is cheap and quick! By staying outside of town you are in a quiet district! Staff went our of their way to serve my husband and me as we were not well. Even though they don't have laundry service they cleaned our clothes, though they serve breakfast only at 6.30, they did it earlier for us! Just the water of the swimming pool could be a little clearer which did not stop me from swimming one hour! The decoration of the hotel is special, the staff fantastic! Thank you very much!!

We stayed in January 2012 and the hotel was not yet open, this appeared to be reflected in the price we paid so we were OK with that, So the gym was not open, there were no pool chairs etc I suggest if a facility is important and you are going shortly then check before you go. We had a great stay because our bed had was uber comfortable, brand new, as were the sheets, the staff were some of the best I have ever come across. The hotel is in a slightly out of the way location, but very close to one of the better famous and busy restaurants in area down overlooking the river, next door to a huge shopping centre with it's share of fake handbags etc and close to quite a few sushi restaurants. Downsides the hotel has a huge snagging list and the mainly chinese clientele who smoke everywhere, make sure you get a non-smoking room.

Rather new hotel, room pretty nice and in good condition. Bathroom also fine although shower water pressure fairly low (6th floor). Hotel built by a Chinese person and nearly all guests are Chinese - some hotel employees spoke English very well, others (more than half?) only Chinese and Lao which might be a problem for English only speakers. Hotel staff reasonably friendly and helpful although some were less informed than others. The hotel is probably meant to serve Chinese expats on short-term work stints and not so geared for tourists - no tourist city map available for example.. The small pool had rather green and hazy water - I braved it and survived however (don't think anyone else ever did. Internet wifi is excellent. Chinese style breakfast buffet is pretty good. My biggest complaint is the location. There are few to none restaurants, coffee shops, or retail shops that tourists might be interested in that are very accessible by foot.

This hotel really is exceptional value when you compare the price of the rooms with those in the central city area. It's quite close to the airport, not near the city center. However, the staff are amazing and give a very personal service. There is a free hotel shuttle bus everyday at 10am, 3pm and 8pm. The van will take you anywhere you want to go, any of the main tourist attractions. As the hotel is new, most tuk tuk and taxi drivers don't know where it is but that will hopefully change over time. A tuk tuk from the city area to the hotel costs around 50,000 - 60,000 kip. The rooms are large, clean, new, modern and amazing. Everything is brand new and it deserves the 4 star rating. The housekeeping staff are very good. The tv is large but unfortunately the selection of TV channels aren't good. There is free wi-fi but I found that the connection kept dropping which was annoying. The hotel doesn't really have any facilities, there's no gym or swimming pool. There is breakfast, but it's quite basic. It's fried rice, noodles, bread for toast and things like that. The hotel's decor is Chinese-themed and the hotel is popular with Chinese and Korean tourists so the breakfast food caters to those tastes. Overall, I'd thank the staff for their excellent service and for making our stay pleasant.

I couldn't have been happier with the hotel. The staff were trained for five-star service, even though the facilities are generally in the 3-4 star range. The grounds were pleasant, my room very comfortable and I felt like it was a definite oasis from the general dust of Vientiane. If only this was a little closer to the center of town I think this would be getting 9+ points on every review!

It was very good to stay for me cause i had to leave the next day quite early to domestic airport. Staff was so nice even if i arrived 1am. One thing is that i had to shout for a minute cause the door was locked. Except that, everything was reaonable to the price. The best thing was about this hotel was that they sent me to the airport in the early morning for free. I liked it for a short stay

Pro's 1. Receptionists with fluent English & simple Mandarin 2. Nice small swimming pool 3. Great cafe ambient 4. Great hotel room design, simple and clean Cons 1. Receptionist can't find our booking number 2. No toilet door seriously? awkward situation if we want to pass motion ( seriously please look into it ) 3. Location near to airport but far from city centre, suggest to offer some map for traveller? 4. Not much knowledge on where should I get a tuk tuk from which is very inconvenience for solo traveller

The hotel is lovely inside, allows pets, has a nice balcony at overlooking the backyard where they serve free breakfast until 10am. They offer a van taxi service too. The rate is negotiable, but reasonable. A short walk to the main street (Rue Asean), and you can walk to some eating places or flag down a tuk tuk and go down to the river front market area for about 80 bhat. It'll cost you more to return. Only problem was that they didnt remove the opened soap bar and the use towel from the guest prior to us. Also, the locals street dogs were having some kind of fight late at night which kept us up the second night.

When we arrived it was hot, dry and our Taxi driver was stressed as he did not know where to go, the lady we first met could not speak any other language than her own (Lao) and we wondered if we had made a mistake, (so did the taxi driver). The daughter of the owner arrived speaking excellent English and sorted out evervthing! After settling into a nice, if fairly basic chalet, (but with the best shower and most comfortable bed we had slept in for 2 weeks) we explored the grounds. This place is totally amazing!--The owner has created a pleasure garden with lakes, gardens, walks with bridges over the lakes, every type of shelter with tables and seats so you can picnic almost everywhere. A restaurant/cafe with good food and drinks overlooking one of the lakes and if you are in one of the seating areas outside the staff will bring your food and drink to you. This is very much a place for Lao people and we were honoured to be there, it is not a place for everyone, almost everyone speaks only Lao,(much like England where we only speak english) but everyone is kind, honest, helpful, and so cheerful,in fact the language barrier is easily overcome if you are willing to try. We loved the experience, having stayed in the middle of Vientiene it was good to be somewhere quiet to end our stay in Laos. Thank you to everyone at Vanna Resort.